Thank you to our brilliant hosts we look forward to sharing the video with you soon. In the meantime time look forward to our conference on 27th June! Have a look on our website for details.

Q3, What suggestions do you have for making working together with other emergency services more smooth and seamless? #WeCops

Q2, JESIP started off with a focus on major incidents but the principles can be scaled to any multi-agency incident. How often do you apply the principles smaller incidents? Please share your experiences. #WeCops

Q1. What do you know about JESIP? (Joint emergency services interoperability program) Have you any experiences to share? #WeCops

10 minutes to go until our JESIP chat, put the kettle on!

1 hour warning! Join out chat on all things JESIP with head of the national JESIP team C/Supt David Boyle (Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Program)

Exciting news! It’s WeCops Wednesday! We have a chat on JESIP tonight! For the first time the chat will be recorded on video and then available to watch on our website. You can still contribute by answering the questions/ asking questions yourself. The team will be online as usual. See you at 9pm!

That’s all for tonight! Thanks so much for all the engagement across the 3 platforms!
We will review the information and create a blog based on your feedback - as always we’ll pass this up to the NPCC and publish on our website! #WeCops

Q4. Should ethics committees have internal and external people sitting on it, chairing it? What is the right balance?
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Q3. What do you do with the information that you gain from ethics committees? How do you translate this information to the public? #WeCops

Q2. Should data ethics be separate to general ethical principles, or can a committee cover both? #WeCops

Q1. What are your thoughts on forces/businesses using Ethics Committees? Have you been part of one? Does your work have one, police or not? #WeCops

Tonight we’re talking about ethics committees… we have 4 questions for you at 9pm! All you need is the hashtag #WeCops. Everyone welcome!

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Thank you to our brilliant hosts for taking the time to record these videos for us. We really appreciate the support for #WeCops. I hope you enjoyed this special chat as much as we did! See you in 2 weeks….

Question 4 and finally… from Graham Cole OBE better known as PC Tony Stamp from The Bill #WeCops

Question 3 from Dave Brewster, National lead for Operation Hampshire - officer assaults #WeCops

Question 2 from Andy Rhodes OBE QPM service director Oscar Kilo #WeCops

Question 1 from Sir Andy Marsh QPM CEO College of Policing #WeCops

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15 mins to go! Get ready for this very special chat!

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It’s today! Join us from 9pm for our questions from National Police Wellbeing Service conference. Questions from Sir Andy Marsh CEO College of Policing, Andy Rhodes Service Director Oscar Kilo, Dave Brewster Op Hampshire National Lead and Graham Cole aka PC Tony Stamp from The Bill. #WeCops

Delighted to be here to learn from the best! Congratulations to all the winners and nominees.

Wecops this week is from the National Police Wellbeing Conference. The questions will be short videos from some influential people at the conference! #WeCops Join us at 9pm on Wednesday 4th December.

Wecops at the national police wellbeing service conference. Give us a shout if you have any questions you want us to ask ☺️

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