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Ad aliquip vivendo fuisset est, ad vel putent tritani. Feugait similique in sea. Graece aliquip malorum vis cu. Eos ex agam intellegam. Semper noluisse an pro. Recommendation Report: Addressing the Issue of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in Policing

Executive Summary
The issue of equality, diversity and inclusion is central to policing and has significant implications for the relationship between the police and minoritised communities. In this report, we define key terms such as ‘equality’, ‘diversity’, ‘inclusion’ and ‘human rights’, evaluate why these issues are central to policing, identify how addressing this issue is consistent with existing legislation that promotes these values and principles, contextualize this issue of equality in relation to the historic and contemporary relationships between the police and minoritised communities, explore existing risk management initiatives and their impact on police-community relationships, and finally, identify a significant change in policy, practice or recruitment that would improve police-community relationships.

Introduction
The issue of equality, diversity and inclusion has long been a concern in policing. The police have the responsibility to serve and protect all members of society, regardless of their background, race, religion or ethnicity. However, there have been several instances where the police have been accused of discrimination, bias and unfair treatment towards certain communities. This has resulted in mistrust and hostility between the police and minoritised communities, hindering their ability to work together effectively.

Defining Key Terms
Equality is the concept of ensuring that all individuals are treated fairly and have equal access to opportunities, resources and services. Diversity refers to the differences between people in terms of their background, race, religion, gender, sexuality and other characteristics. Inclusion is the practice of creating an environment where all individuals feel valued and respected, and their differences are celebrated. Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person, regardless of their race, religion, gender or any other characteristic.

Why Issues of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion are Central to Policing
Issues of equality, diversity and inclusion are central to policing because the police have a duty to serve and protect all members of society, regardless of their background, race or ethnicity. The police play a critical role in maintaining law and order and preventing crime, and they must do so in a way that is fair and just. Discrimination, bias and unfair treatment by the police can lead to mistrust and hostility between the police and minoritised communities, hindering their ability to work together effectively. This can result in under-reporting of crime, lack of cooperation with the police, and further marginalisation of these communities.

Addressing the Issue of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion and its Consistency with Existing Legislation
There are several pieces of legislation that promote the values and principles of equality, diversity and inclusion. These include the s. 60 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, the Equality Act 2010, the Human Rights Act 1998, the Equal Pay Act 1970, the Sex Discrimination Act 1975, the Race Relations Act 1965, and the Disability Discrimination Act 1995. Addressing the issue of equality, diversity and inclusion is consistent with these pieces of legislation and promotes the values and principles that they uphold.

Contextualizing the Issue of Equality in Relation to the Historic and Contemporary Relationships between the Police and Minoritised Communities
The relationship between the police and minoritised communities has been historically fraught with tension and mistrust. This can be traced back to the institutional racism that existed within the police force in the past, which resulted in discriminatory practices and unfair treatment towards certain communities. Today, despite efforts to improve the relationship between the police and minoritised communities, there is still a lack of trust and understanding. This can be attributed to several factors, including the over-policing and under-protection of these communities, the lack of diversity within the police force, and the perpetuation of negative stereotypes and biases towards these communities in the media and wider society.

Exploring Existing Risk Management Initiatives and their Impact on Police-Community Relationships
Risk management initiatives are strategies that are designed to mitigate risks and prevent negative outcomes. In the context of policing, risk management initiatives can be used to prevent discriminatory practices and improve police-community relationships. There are several existing initiatives that aim to achieve this, including community policing, diversity training, and the use of body-worn cameras. However, the effectiveness of these initiatives has been called into question, with some studies showing little to no improvement in police-community relationships. It is important to critically evaluate these initiatives and identify areas for improvement.

Identifying a Significant Change in Policy, Practice or Recruitment that would Improve Police-Community Relationships
In order to improve police-community relationships, a significant change in policy, practice or recruitment is necessary. One recommendation is to increase diversity within the police force. This can be achieved through targeted recruitment initiatives that actively seek to recruit individuals from minoritised communities. Additionally, policies and practices within the police force should be reviewed to ensure that they are fair, just and unbiased. Diversity training should also be provided to all members of the police force, including senior leadership, to ensure that they have a better understanding of the issues faced by minoritised communities. Finally, community policing should be prioritised, with a focus on building relationships between the police and minoritised communities. This can be achieved through regular community engagement initiatives, such as town hall meetings, community forums, and outreach programs.

Conclusion
In conclusion, the issue of equality, diversity and inclusion is central to policing and has significant implications for the relationship between the police and minoritised communities. Addressing this issue is consistent with existing legislation that promotes these values and principles, and can help to improve police-community relationships. It is important to critically evaluate existing risk management initiatives and identify areas for improvement. Finally, a significant change in policy, practice or recruitment is necessary to improve police-community relationships, including increasing diversity within the police force, reviewing policies and practices to ensure that they are fair and just, providing diversity training to all members of the police force, and prioritising community policing. By taking these steps, we can work towards a more just and equitable society where all individuals feel safe and valued.