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The Police Investigations & Review Commissioner, Kate Frame, has published her 2016-17 Annual Report today, 13 December 2017.

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The Police Investigations & Review Commissioner, Kate Frame, published her 2015-16 Annual Report today, 11 November 2016.

Expanded remit for Commissioner raises the bar. Annual Report reveals 27 per cent increase in applications from the public.

In his third Annual Report as Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland, Professor John McNeill has highlighted evidence of improvements in the way that police handle complaints from the public and said that it bodes well for the single force.

A new report published today (11 October 2011) by Professor John McNeill, the Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland, shows that in the year to 31 March 2011 complaint allegations about the police have fallen by 8.8% to 7009, a three year low.

Almost 600 members of the public contacted the Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland (PCCS) in the last year to find out how to make a complaint about the police, a 48 per cent increase on last year.

The number of people turning to the Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland is on the increase, according to the organisation's Annual Report published today (4 October 2010).

Responding to the publication of the Scottish Police Performance Framework annual report published this week, John McNeill the Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland welcomed the inclusion of data on police complaints.

The Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland (PCCS) published his second Annual Report today (28 October 2009). The 2008/09 report takes as its theme the broad scope of the Commissioner's influence into how complaints from the public are handled by the