(a)

‘Public Confidence – Police do a good/excellent job’ was 62% and rated amber due to the percentage being below the 68% baseline which meant more scrutiny was required.

(b)

a new Repeat Victimisation measure which focused on individual people and organisations as victims, not offence levels provided a better reflection of the true impact on individuals and businesses. This figure was reported at 24% at the October Panel Meeting and based on the latest available data remained relatively static at 25% - this meant that a quarter of victims (people and organisations) of crime had also reported at least one offence in the previous 12 months.

(a)

this was the last time that the OPCC would present against the previous plan measures;

(b)

there was little to report since the last report provided in December 2016;

(c)

there would be a new baseline in the new plan for measuring performance.