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HMICFRS Inspection report Part 2: How effective is the National Crime Agency at dealing with corruption?
30 April 2024
Type
Written Ministerial Statement
Department
Home Office
At a Glance
Issue Summary
The statement discusses the HMICFRS inspection report on the National Crime Agency's effectiveness in dealing with corruption within law enforcement.
Action Requested
The minister has requested the publication of the HMICFRS report, which will be available online today. Additionally, officials are considering a new nationally co-ordinated approach to collating and assessing intelligence relating to corruption, as suggested by the inspectorate.
Key Facts
- The National Crime Agency is tasked with reducing serious and organised crime's impact on the UK.
- HM Inspectorate for Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has conducted their 12th inspection of the NCA.
- The report will be published today online at https://hmicfrs.justiceinspectorates.gov.uk/publications/national-crime-agency-vetting-and-anti-corruption-part-2.
- HMICFRS found that while the NCA works well with partners and understands corruption threats, it can improve intelligence gathering and resource allocation.
- The inspectorate recommends a new nationally co-ordinated approach to assessing corruption-related intelligence.
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