Young people's confidence in you (37%) and ethnic miinorities awareness of you (57%) annual report 2021/22
Dear Independent Office for Police Conduct,
I seek information regarding your methodology in respect of:
'Priority 3 - to improve confidence in police accountability'.
This can be found on page 12 of your recently published 2021/22 annual report:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk...
Two figures are included:
'Young people who are confident that the police deal with complaints fairly' (37%)
and;
'The proportion of people from ethnic minority backgrounds who are aware of us' (57%)
1. Please provide full details of how the figures of 37% and 57% were calculated. If you surveyed young people and ethnic minorities then provide the questions asked, the methods of selection and contact, the numbers contacted and a breakdown of responses. Please also provide the numbers asked to participate who refused.
2. Additionally, please provide information held that informed your decision to include 'the proportion of people from ethnic backgrounds who are aware of us' as an indicator of their confidence in police accountability. It appears that you have conflated 'awareness' with 'confidence'. This is something I do not understand and hope you hold recorded information that sheds light on the matter.
Yours faithfully,
J Roberts
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Dear J Roberts
In reference to your request of 22 April we would recommend that you visit
the IOPC Public Perceptions Tracker Summary Report May 2022 which contains
the data from which the information summarised in our annual report has
been sourced. While this answers the majority of your questions, we
appreciate that it may not answer all of them. We will therefore provide
you with a substantive response within the required timeframe (i.e. by 23
May) unless we hear from you in the meantime that this is not what you
require.
The relevant Public Perceptions Tracker summary report is available here:
[1]IOPC_Yonder_Public_Perceptions_Tracker_Annual_Summary_Report_2021_22_Final.pdf
(policeconduct.gov.uk)
More information about the Public Perceptions Tracker is available on this
page of our website: [2]Public confidence and engagement | Independent
Office for Police Conduct
Yours sincerely
The FOI and DPA Team
Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)
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Manchester
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Dear J Roberts
Please see attached our response to your request.
Information about the Public Perceptions Tracker is available on this page of our website: https://www.policeconduct.gov.uk/researc...
Yours sincerely
The FOI and DPA Team
Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)
PO Box 473
Sale
Manchester
M33 0BW
Tel: 0300 020 0096
www.policeconduct.gov.uk
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