human rights groups have criticised the idea. we have to see these changes for what they are, a government attempt to clamp down on any resistance, on any voice of opposition, and instead to make it impossible for us to stand up to power, for us to make our voices heard when the government do something that we don t agree with. the government will outline its planned changes to this new public order bill today. it would need to pass through parliament before becoming law. labour have opposed the proposed law from the start and say the prime minister should talk more about prosecuting criminals than protests. ione wells, bbc news. earlier i got reaction to these plans from parm sandhu, a former chief superintentent
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in nicola s case, sussex police said proper vetting was carried out, but across england and wales this report makes 43 recommendations for improvements. tom symonds, bbc news, brighton. i m nowjoined by parm sandhu former met police chief superintendent. good to have you on the program. thank you so much forjoining us. there have been a string of scandalous stories involving police officers in the last few months. but nonetheless, the findings of this report is going to shock people. how is it happening that people who should be failing vetting procedures are still becoming police officers? this is where over a number of years vetting hasn t taken place and hasn t taken place properly and it hasn t taken place properly and it hasn t been regularly repeated. at the moment people are saying, these
We’re joined from Westminster by Parm Sandhu who served as an officer in the Met for 30 years and rose to the rank of chief superintendent. She retired from policing two years ago.
same. if we are doing now is effectively going and paying the mill owner for work, effectively going and paying the mill ownerfor work, a bit effectively going and paying the mill owner for work, a bit like effectively going and paying the mill ownerfor work, a bit like a monty python sketch, i am worried. we are not seeking recompense for the two years during the pandemic where we did not get a pay rise, we are seeking a pay rise for year three which i think many other workers are doing. police chiefs in england and wales have committed to sending an officer to every single home affected by a burglary. all 43 forces have agreed to the pledge at a meeting of the national police chiefs council in an effort to build public trust after a report from the police watchdog in august found that victims of burglary and theft were not being given the justice they deserve. let s speak to parm sandhu, who s a former chief superintendent in the met police. welcome. thank you for being with us. we