Merseyside’s Police Commissioner is inviting people to submit their questions for the Chief Constable and her senior team as she prepares for her next public Scrutiny Meeting.
Emily Spurrell is responsible for holding the Chief Constable, Serena Kennedy, to account for delivering on her policing and community safety priorities and maintaining an efficient and effective police service in Merseyside.
One of the key ways the Police Commissioner undertakes this crucial role is through quarterly public Scrutiny Meetings, which include questions submitted by the public which she then puts to the Chief Constable and her Chief Officer team.
While the focus for the next Scrutiny Meeting will be Merseyside Police's response to 999 calls and road safety, the commissioner is inviting questions on any policing or community safety issue with the aim of further increasing the openness and transparency around policing in our region.
The deadline for questions is Sunday 3rd March 2024.
This meeting will be live-streamed to allow you the chance to watch and hear the responses to your questions.
You will be able to watch the meeting at 1.00pm on 11th March 2024 here: Scrutiny Meeting March 2024
Please note, we cannot guarantee there will be time to answer every question submitted. Questions should not focus on individual cases or complaints as these cannot be addressed in a public domain.
If you wish to raise an individual case or complaint, please use one of the contact methods provided here: https://www.merseysidepcc.info/contact-us/