because without that happening, women in london in particular, are not going to trust the police and that has catastrophic consequences. it means the public don t come forward to the police when they are victims or witnesses. j forward to the police when they are victims or witnesses. victims or witnesses. i think are really striking victims or witnesses. i think are really striking part victims or witnesses. i think are really striking part of victims or witnesses. i think are really striking part of that - victims or witnesses. i think are | really striking part of that report of those findings was that it said, without a significant overhaul, there is nothing to stop another couzens operating in plain sight. are you confident that change can happen? are you confident that change can ha en? , . are you confident that change can ha . en? , ., , are you confident that change can ha en? , ., ,., are you confident that change can hauen? , . w. happen? yes, that is a chil
for any reason must be removed from policing and every effort must be made to ensure that similar people neverjoin. that is why we are providing funding to the national police chiefs council to develop an automated system to flag about police officers. we are changing the rules to make it easier for forces to remove those who cannot hold the minimum level of clearance and police chiefs are getting back the responsibility for sharing these conduct hearings so that they can better uphold the standards in the forces that they lead. there will be a presumption for dismissal for any officerfound to have a presumption for dismissal for any officer found to have committed gross misconduct and i can announce today that there will also be an automatic suspension of police officers charged with certain criminal offences. but the work must continue. part two of the report is considering systemic issues in policing such as vetting, recruitment and the culture, as well as the safety of w