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In May 2021 HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS), the College of Policing and the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) published a report in response to the super-complaint submitted by Hestia about the police response to victims of modern slavery.

皇冠体育app report made recommendations to chief constables, police and crime commissioners and the Home Office. 皇冠体育app report also included actions for HMICFRS and the College of Policing regarding their own work. 皇冠体育app details of these recommendations and actions are listed in Section 4 of 皇冠体育app hidden victims.

Information on the responses to these recommendations is provided below.

Action 1

皇冠体育app action was for the College of Policing to 鈥榬eview and update its Authorised Professional Practice Major investigations and public protection on modern slavery as soon as possible and amend relevant content in other guidance as part of its regular updating processes鈥�.

皇冠体育app Modern Slavery Authorised Professional Practice is being updated as part of the College of Policing鈥檚 regular maintenance programme and revisions will be published later this year (2022).

Action 2

皇冠体育app action for HMICFRS was to 鈥榗onsider how inspection activity can be used to further promote improvements in the investigation of modern slavery cases鈥�.

During its planning cycle HMICFRS will review whether inspection activity and/or monitoring should be undertaken to consider how issues raised in this super-complaint are being addressed by forces. Any proposed inspection activity would be subject to Home Office funding.