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How many familial DNA searches are carried out each year?
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From: Andrew
23 December 2009
Dear National Policing Improvement Agency,
Could you please tell me how many familial DNA searches are carried
out each year? [In absolute terms or as a percentage of all
searches]
Are familial searches standard proceedure if an original search
turns up no matches?
What regulations govern the use of familial searches?
Yours faithfully,
Andrew Chambers
From: NPIA FOI Team
National Policing Improvement Agency
29 December 2009
Dear Mr Chambers
Thank you for your recent request for information, about Familial DNA, dated 24th December 2009.
Your request was received on 24th December 2009 and we are dealing with it under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
We have logged your request which is receiving our attention.
Further information about the NPIA is routinely published on our website at www.npia.police.uk or through our publication scheme. If you require any further assistance in connection with this request please contact us at our address below.
Regards
NPIA FOI TEAM
National Policing Improvement Agency
Email: [NPIA request email]
Website: www.npia.police.uk
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From: Andrew
28 January 2010
Dear NPIA FOI Team,
Despite your initial acknowledgement of my query, I am still
waiting for a response over a month later.
Yours sincerely,
Andrew
From: NPIA FOI Team
National Policing Improvement Agency
22 February 2010
Dear Mr Chambers
Please accept our apologies for the delay in not getting a response sent out to you sooner.
Please find attached the NPIA's response to your request.
Regards
NPIA FOI TEAM
National Policing Improvement Agency
Email: [NPIA request email]
Website: www.npia.police.uk
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Director of Resources
National Policing Improvement Agency
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From: Andrew
22 February 2010
Dear NPIA FOI Team,
Many thanks for your detailed reply!
Yours sincerely,
Andrew
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