Canadian Association for Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement (CACOLE) conference 2006, Vancouver, Canada
In partnership with the Canadian Association for Civilian Oversight
of Law Enforcement (CACOLE), and the INIOP Network Inception Working Group, the
IPCC coordinated a day of international speakers at the recent CACOLE Conference held in Vancouver.
Presentation
from the speakers attending can be downloaded below . . .
Independent
Oversight of Policing: Old and new challenges (ppt 34k). Associate Professor Colleen Lewis
(PhD), Head, School of Humanities, Communications and Social Sciences, Monash University, Australia.
Establishing
professional standards in the modern police force (ppt 186k). Pierce Murphy, Community Ombudsman,
City of Boise
Police Accountability – When the going gets
tough (pdf 54k). (Powerpoint Presentation (ppt 3.29mb)) Nuala
O’Loan, Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland
Setting standards
for effective police oversight (ppt 1.56mb). Barbara Attard, Office of the Independent Police
uditor, San Jose & NACOLE.
Building a network: Membership,
structure and setup (ppt 123k). John Wadham, IPCC
Engaging
with existing networks and creating a steering group (ppt 39.7mb). Martin Kreutner, Federal
Bureau for Internal Affairs, Austria
Oversight around the
world: The New Zealand Approach (pdf 23k) . Allan Galbraith, New Zealand Police Complaints
Authority.
Effective engagement with ethnic
minority communities (ppt 10.3mb). Dr. Eduardo I. Diaz, Executive Director, Independent
Review Panel (IRP), Miami-Dade County.
Altus Police Station
Visitors Week (ppt 191k). Femke Hofstee-van der Meulen, European Director, Altus Global
Alliance
The Forum for Preventing Deaths in Custody: A
joined-up approach to learning lessons and reducing avoidable deaths in England and Wales (ppt 97k).
Stephen Shaw, Prisons and Probation Ombudsman for England and Wales
Presentations from other speakers at the conference can be found on the CACOLE
website (external link).
A meeting of the INIOP Network Inception
Working Group took place at the end of the conference, with representatives from many different countries
coming together to discuss how an international network could be created. Minutes of the open
and closed sessions of this meeting can be seen below.
Network Inception Working Group, 5 October 2006 (Open Session) Notes
(pdf 22k)
Network Inception Working Group, 5 October 2006 (Closed
Session) Notes (pdf 25k)
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