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	Hertfordshire Constabulary - Police Federation
		The Police Federation of England and Wales was established by the Police Act 1919 to provide the police with a means of bringing their views on welfare and efficiency to the notice of the government and the police authorities.
		Police are not permitted to belong to trades unions and must not take part in politics.
		Under the provisions of the Police Act, the police are forbidden to strike, and must at all times obey the lawful orders of senior officers.
	www.herts.police.uk /police_associations/federation.htm (182 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Police Federation
		The Police Federation of England and Wales is the representative body to which all police officers up to and including the rank of Chief Inspector belong.
		Police pay, allowances, pensions and conditions of service are negotiated nationally in the Police Negotiating Board, which covers the United Kingdom police service.
		The actual conflict began when the MCP disagreed with the British post-war policy of a Malayan Federation, mainly because the plan was part of a wider strategy of anti-communism.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Police-Federation (310 words)

	APPG briefing from the Police Federation of England and Wales
		The Police Federation of England and Wales is the staff association, established by statute, with responsibility for the welfare of officers and the provision of an efficient police service.
		Police and the public alike need to be confident that appropriate armed support is available where and when necessary.
		Moreover, in the eight years since the last Police Federation of England and Wales officer safety/arming survey there has been no improvement in police officers’ levels of satisfaction with the availability of armed support(3), despite the rise in gun crime.
	www.gmpfederation.com /stories/appg.htm (2039 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner News - Police Federation back at bargaining table - Monday \| September 25, 2006
		The executive of the Police Federation will be returning to the bargaining table today as they now press for a 50 per cent wage increase, down from a demand for 75 per cent.
		Several police stations also ran on a skeletal staff with the western end of the island and Manchester severely affected by the lawmen's actions.
		Corporal Stewart said the federation had adjusted its wage claim to 35 per cent in the first year and 15 per cent in the second, since September 8.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20060925/lead/lead7.html (316 words)

	Police News
		The method of increasing police pay on an annual basis by application of an earnings index was to ensure police officers pay did not fall behind that of other groups of workers.
		Police officers still can’t strike; they are still accountable for their actions both on and off duty, 24/7; they are still subject to massive restrictions on their professional and private lives but face greater dangers.
		Earlier this week, The Police Federation Chairmen for England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland were invited to the House of Commons where they met with a number of cross-party MPs on the pay issue - many of whom were in full support of our campaign and pledged to take up our fight.
	www.policeoracle.com /news/detail.cfm?id=11791 (1061 words)

	West Midlands Police Federation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Butler then used the knife to attack a police dog sent to restrain him and was so frenzied even the use of CS spray failed to subdue him.
		Mick Swindells actions on that fateful day of 21 May 2004 epitomised all of the finest traditions of policing and it is gratifying to see that his extreme bravery has rightly been recognised by Her Majesty.
		As a Police Federation it is our role and responsibility to assist in all matters relating to the welfare and efficiency of officers and we pride ourselves in doing our utmost in achieving that goal.
	www.westmidspolfed.com (949 words)

	Merseyside Police: Recruitment: Diversity: The Police Federation
		Police Officers are not usually permitted to belong to trades unions and the federation is the statutory organisation, responsible for representing its members in all matters affecting their welfare and efficiency.
		Every police career below the rank of superintendent belongs to the federation, which has a current membership of 128,000.
		The Federation sit on the Staff Side of the Police Negotiating Board (PNB), which is the statutory negotiating body for police pay and conditions of service.
	www.merseyside.police.uk /html/recruitment/diversity/federation.htm (86 words)

	Police Federation issues ultimatum - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		THE Police Federation on Wednesday served a one-week ultimatum on the Finance Ministry, calling for a meeting to discuss wage increases for the 2006 to 2008 contract period.
		According to general secretary of the Police Federation, Corporal Hartley Stewart, this action was necessary because Fitz Jackson, state minister in the Ministry of Finance, had failed to follow through on a promise to meet with the federation to discuss its concerns over the pace of the negotiations.
		The federation said in a statement, earlier this month, that it believed the finance ministry was being disrespectful by not responding to its claim.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /news/html/20060629T190000-0500_108052_OBS_POLICE_FEDERATION_ISSUES_ULTIMATUM_.asp (291 words)

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		The Police Federation said it believed some roadside cameras were being used to raise money for the police’s coffers – and rank-and-file policemen claim they are bearing the brunt of the public backlash against cameras.
		The Police Federation, which represents 136,000 officers, said it believed some roadside cameras were being used to raise money for the police’s coffers – and rank-and-file policemen claim they are bearing the brunt of the public backlash against cameras.
		The Federation supports the use of cameras at accident flspots, but wants an audit of speed cameras to establish whether they are needed.
	www.whatcar.com /news-article.aspx?NA=208583 (280 words)

	American Federation of Police and Concerned Citizens
		Police Officers, Security Officers and citizens have come to realize that to make our communities safe we need each other's support.
		We are a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit, tax exempt and educational (by charter) with more than 100,000 members from police, security and citizens' groups.
		We are an association of men and women from all parts of the United States who understand that we all stand a better chance of winning the "war on crime" as part of a team.
	www.aphf.org /afp_cc.html (282 words)

	Home Office \| Press Office \| Charles Clarke's speech to Police Federation conference, May 2005
		That is a tribute to policing, to police officers and to the way we’ve changed to be able to make such a statement.
		On the policing family first of all, this is founded absolutely fundamentally on the principles set out by the 1998 Crime and Disorder Act which many police officers have said to me has been one of the most important pieces of police legislation in recent time.
		Again like the policing family in every neighbourhood I think the Police team is a relatively easy slogan but I think it’s a very, very difficult thing to put in practice given the history that exists in a wide variety of different ways.
	press.homeoffice.gov.uk /Speeches/05-05-police-federation (1186 words)

	Government and Police Federation Sign 24-Point Wage Claim - Jamaica Information Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Police Federation and the Government of Jamaica yesterday (Nov.10) signed a 24-point wage claim, which will see improvements in wages and fringe benefits for ranks and file members of the Force for the 2004/06 contract period.
		The Federation members were opposed to the move by government to not grant increases in salaries for the April 2004 to March 2006 period, in keeping with the public sector Memorandum of Understanding.
		Furthermore, he pointed out that the overall compensation for the police must be viewed in light of the task that the police have been given especially that of preserving life, while the issue of the 40-hour workweek would be brought to the table.
	www.jis.gov.jm /security/html/20051111T090000-0500_7305_JIS_GOVERNMENT_AND_POLICE_FEDERATION_SIGN_24_POINT_WAGE_CLAIM.asp (819 words)

	.:: MPD FEDERATION ::. police officers federation of minneapolis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Federation was incorporated in 1965 to represent the police officers of the Minneapolis Police Department and the Minneapolis Park Police.
		The purpose of the Federation is to foster and encourage a high degree of professionalism and to elevate and improve the working conditions of its members.
		The Federation also represents the police officers of the city in contract negotiations, matters related to working conditions, contractual disputes, grievance issues and arbitrations.
	www.mpdfederation.com /history.asp (351 words)

	New Statesman - Beware! The Police Federation is seeking revenge
		The police officer in charge of the case was arrested and charged with perverting the course of justice, but found not guilty.
		Black police officers had to form their own association to represent their interests, which were being stifled in the Police Federation.
		The Police Federation and the right wing of the Tory party seek revenge for the defeat of a certain current in the police exposed in the Lawrence inquiry.
	www.newstatesman.com /199910250012 (768 words)

	spiked-politics \| Article \| 'What was it all for?'
		A study of serving RUC officers carried out during the conflict, at the end of the 1980s, noted that 'stress is not a feature of their talk about the paramilitary threat', and 'the occupational-therapy unit is not valued highly among ordinary policemen and women because it is seen to be where the "weirdos go"' (4).
		In this sense, the Police Federation is taking its cue from the PSNI itself, and the class action is simply the latest initiative to present the police as victims of the Troubles.
		The Police Federation is seeking a solution to these problems through the courts, but it is only in the political domain that an answer to the question 'what was it all for?' might be found.
	www.spiked-online.com /Printable/0000000CAE44.htm (1261 words)

	.:: MPD FEDERATION ::. police officers federation of minneapolis
		Federation Roll Call is a bimonthly publication for members of the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis.
		Since 1972, the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis has represented police officers up to the rank of captain who are employed by the City of Minneapolis and the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.
		Currently the Federation has over 800 members and is the largest non-affiliated law enforcement union in the state of Minnesota.
	www.mpdfederation.com (196 words)

	Metropolitan Police Federation – About (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Metropolitan Police Federation exists not only to promote the welfare of its members but also to help ensure that the Metropolitan Police Service operates to the highest professional standards and that it is fully accountable.
		The Federation therefore scrutinizes Service policy on a wide range of activities, from the police use of firearms to officer training and uses its expertise to advise and help the Service to continuously raise standards in all its operations.
		The Metropolitan Federation is affiliated to the Police Federation of England and Wales, which was established by the Police Act of 1919.
	www.metfed.org.uk /about.html (292 words)

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		The Federations of Police are not-for-profit labor organizations for law enforcement officers in the United States of America, operating under Section 501(c)(5) of the Internal Revenue Code.
		About Us The Federations of Police started out in 1934 as the Westchester County Police Conference, a primarily social organization of local PBAs that met once a month to socialize and to exchange information regarding salaries, working conditions, benefits and criminal activity in Westchester County, New York.
		PBAs outside the TCF area, as well as other police and peace officers, expressed interest in the organization, but were unable to join due to a bylaw restricting membership.
	www.policefederation.com (333 words)

	Police Federation of England & Wales
		The Police Federation will continue to challenge the IPCC at every opportunity when injustice and unfairness to police officers has taken place and we will continue to monitor their performance.
		The Police Federation has raised concerns that the IPCC should make sure press coverage of its investigations is more balanced as negative reporting makes officers feel vulnerable and does nothing to improve police officer confidence in the independence of the IPCC.
		The Police Federation have strongly challenged this leaflet that states minor incidents that result in physical contact should not be suitable for local resolution.
	www.polfed.org /we_stand_D0AD7FDE6B2C4048A0A4591143F24C03.asp (560 words)

	Scottish Police Federation
		Hugh was elected to the post of Deputy General Secretary of the Scottish Police Federation in 2005.
		Hugh is the Sergeants' Representative at the Police Negotiating Board and is also a member of the General Interests Committee and the Police Advisory Board for Scotland.
		Rab became Vice Chairman of the Scottish Police Federation in 2002.
	www.spf.org.uk /officials.htm (407 words)

	The Police Federation and accountability - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It is the right of the executive of the Police Federation to decide who among them should be the chairman and to remove that person if he or she is not performing in the best interest of the organisation.
		A statement signed by six of the eight executive members of the Federation made clear that there was no fundamental opposition to foreign police officers who may bring skills to Jamaica.
		But whatever the right of the executive of the Police Federation to take the action that it did, it has a responsibility to the organisation's wider membership, and to the public, to provide more substantial information than they have done.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /editorial/html/20041110T230000-0500_69313_OBS_THE_POLICE_FEDERATION_AND_ACCOUNTABILITY.asp (485 words)

	Police Federation backs terror summit - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
		Mr Alexander said police were responsible for the prevention, detection and investigation of such incidents and would be the first to reach the scene of any attack.
		"With only 2,000 federal police in Australia it is inevitable that state and territory police will be the first responders to such an incident," he said in a statement.
		Mr Alexander said the Australian community and their police needed to be reassured that federal and state governments had provided the necessary resources, training and support at all levels.
	www.theage.com.au /news/National/Police-Federation-backs-terror-summit/2005/07/28/1122143933320.html (326 words)

	Northumbria Police Federation
		Failure by the Official Side of the Police Negotiating Board to honour the annual pay arrangements for police officers throughout the UK at the meeting held on 20th July has angered the Police Federation of England and Wales.
		Police officers are struggling to effectively and safely deliver a 24/7 emergency response to the public in the face of the growing menace of gun and knife attacks and increased assaults.
		The results of a Police Federation survey released today at their annual conference show that of 141,000 police officers throughout England and Wales nearly half of those who responded believe their lives have been placed in serious jeopardy on at least one occasion over the last two years.
	www.norpolfed.com (1853 words)

	Britain's Police Federation forces shutdown of Internet web site
		Earlier this month the Police Federation of Britain forced the shutdown of the "Portia" web site, which champions the cases of those said to be wrongfully imprisoned in the UK.
		The spokesman for Webgenie Internet said they were a small business of just 20 people and could not fight the Police Federation, a large, powerful organisation that had millions of pounds at their disposal.
		With this legal threat, the Police Federation have effectively censored information on Gilfoyle's case and a host of other alleged miscarriages of justice that are featured on the Portia site.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2000/feb2000/int-f26_prn.shtml (497 words)

	Welcome to the Saint Paul Police Federation Political Awareness Fund Web Site
		The Saint Paul Police Federation and the Saint Paul Police Federation Political Awareness Fund would like to congratulate our endorsed candidates and their victories on election night 2006.
		The Saint Paul Police Federation Political Awareness Fund supports candidates endorsed by the members of The Saint Paul Police Federation.
		Endorsements are recommended to the members of the Saint Paul Police Federation by the executive board or political screening committee.
	www.sppfpaf.com (295 words)

	Metropolitan Police Federation
		The Metropolitan Police Federation is the staff association to which every constable, sergeant, inspector and chief inspector in the Metropolitan Police Service belongs – a total of more than 30,000 officers.
		In common with other police forces' Federations, it is affiliated to the Police Federation of England and Wales.
		The behaviour of the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is causing growing concern for the Metropolitan Police Federation.
	www.metfed.org.uk (227 words)

	police \| The News is NowPublic.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Police say 15 children, aged 11 and 12, were taken to a hospital in nearby Ste-Agathe and...
		"Time is of the essence," Allegheny County Police Lt. Robert Downey said, because of fears that the child might not survive long in the frigid...
		Exclusive VANCOUVER by Frank Dawson : Editor's Note: It was an enormous police operation with the fire department's Hazardous Materials Unit attending.
	www.nowpublic.com /tags/police (523 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Do we need more armed police?
		The Police Federation is calling for the number of trained firearms officers in England and Wales to increase by about 3,000.
		In fact, it was the murder of Wpc Sharon Beshenivsky last year in Bradford which led to the Police Federation survey, published as it begins its annual conference in Bournemouth.
		Although the federation figures for gun and knife attacks suggest the threat is receding, Mr Hill's belief is supported by the Home Office's recorded crime statistics, which show a slight increase in assaults on police constables from 21,927 to 23,267 last year.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk/4985634.stm (799 words)

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