[22C Duty of policing bodies to keep collaboration agreements under review]
Police Act 1996 (1996 c 16) | Legislation

[22C  Duty of policing bodies to keep collaboration agreements under review]

[(1)     A policing body must keep under consideration the ways in which the collaboration functions could be exercised by the policing body and by one or more other persons to improve—

(a)     the efficiency or effectiveness of—

(i)     that policing body,

(ii)     the police force which that policing body is responsible for maintaining, or

(iii)     that body and that force, and

(b)     the efficiency or effectiveness of one or more other

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