Our aim is to link the best of public opinion evidence with insight drawn from proven delivery capability, to offer fresh perspectives on current issues facing the UK's policy-makers and practitioners in justice and home affairs.
In this edition we highlight the challenges and opportunities involved in implementing system-wide reform within a framework of devolved delivery and active community engagement across a number of policy areas.
In the Border and Immigration arena we outline some considerations for the new Regional Directors in developing and implementing nuanced local strategies to foster good relationships with their stakeholders and respond effectively to local issues.
With an increasing emphasis on Citizen Focused Policing, we ask how forces could target their community engagement activities most cost effectively.
Focusing on Youth Crime Prevention in the context of the family policy review, we examine some of the key challenges that the Government will face in preventing young people from offending.
Following the creation of the Ministry of Justice in May, we explore how the Ministry can take advantage of this unique opportunity to actively involve staff in driving change, further developing ownership of, and a real pride in, the criminal justice system.
This edition also highlights the ‘System Reform Model’, an innovative approach to ensuring desired outcomes are delivered, which has already been used in a number of government departments.
We hope that this partnership, bringing together our distinct skills and experience, helps inform your current thinking. We would be delighted to hear any ideas or comments you have.
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To discuss these articles in more detail, please contact Hazel Hoborough by email or at +44 20 7333 5445. |
