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The Bichard Inquiry Report – a summary - Reconstruct
Appendix 3 1 The Bichard Inquiry Report a summary This briefing paper mentions Bichard s main points of concern and his key areas for action and change. It does not give details of the several recommendations for the police, but focuses instead on recommendations which are relevant for Council services (Education and Social Services). 1. Sir Michael Bichard was asked to look at the actions of the police in Humberside and Cambridgeshire in the light of the conviction of Ian Huntley for the Soham murders. In particular, he was to assess the effectiveness of the relevant intelligence-based record keeping the vetting practices of those forces since 1995, and information-sharing with other agencies. 2. The Report was presented to the Home Secretary on 14th June 2004. It is strongly critical of Humberside police about their handling of intelligence and data protection, but also comments on other agencies.
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