Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner

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Appointer Electorate of Gwent Precursor Gwent Police Authority		Term length Four years Inaugural holder Ian Johnston

Reports to Gwent Police and Crime Panel Constituting instrument Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011

The Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner is the police and crime commissioner, an elected official tasked with setting out the way crime is tackled by Gwent Police in the Welsh county of Gwent. The post was created in November 2012, following an election held on 15 November 2012, and replaced the Gwent Police Authority. The current incumbent is Jeff Cuthbert, who represents the Labour Party.

Officer of Police and Crime Commissioners Staff

Members of staff employed under the OPCC are as followed: (Salary / Salary bracket included)

Police and Crime Commissioner

Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner – (£52,500)

Chief Finance Officer – (£83,610)

Chief of Staff – (£60,000)

Head of Performance, Planning and Partnership (£45,960 – £49,059)

Head of Criminal Justice Rehabilitation – (£43,041 – £45,960)

Business & Finance Officer – (£27,246 – £29,016)

Drug Intervention Program Officer – (£24,567 – £26,271)

Information Officer – (£29,880 -£31,620)

Policy Officer – Victims – (£29,880 – £31,620)

Policy Officer – Engagement – (£29,880 – £31,620)

Communication Manager – (Paid by Gwent Police)

Information System Analyst – (£39,267)

Public Response Co-ordinator -(Paid by Gwent Police) (Seconded)

Executive Assistant to the PCC & DCC – (£24,567 – £26,271)

Personal Assistant to the Chief of Finance & Chief of Staff – (£21,780 – £23,279)

Administrative Assistant – (£19,326 – £21,402)

Public Response Assistant – (Paid by Gwent Police) (Seconded)

References

Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Wikipedia

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