Want to challenge how policing decisions are made? Not afraid to ask tough questions?
We’re looking for people to join Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner and Cheshire Constabulary’s Independent Ethics Panel.
In this voluntary role you’ll attend up to six meetings per year where you’ll be able to:
- Have your say on real issues
- Challenge senior leaders
- Bring a different perspective
To find out more visit the Cheshire PCC website:
...or contact:
01606 364 000
Applications close on 19th June and interviews will take place on 9th July.
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