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PFNI Comment on Budget Announcement for Northern Ireland Departments
The PFNI was asked by the ‘Belfast Telegraph’ to comment on the Budget announced for Northern Ireland Departments. It described the allocation to the Department of Justice as ‘meagre’, warned of impacts on Officers and called on Ministers to re-think the decision.
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Frontline 999 PSNI services `to be cut back'
The Chairman of the PFNI Mark Lindsay is warning that services cannot be maintained if the PSNI is expected to 'do more with less'. He made his comments in an article which appeared in the Irish News on 19th February 2018 which claimed that plans had been made to cut up to 15% from some areas of the PSNI budget.
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'Policing at crisis point' a year on from Stormont's collapse - PFNI
The Police Federation NI has said that the PSNI is at crisis point comes in terms of resources, a year on from Stormont's collapse.
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PFNI: Ombudsman’s Office has questions to answers over failed case
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has said the Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland (OPONI) has serious questions to answer over a failed Court case against two Officers.
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PFNI says further cuts would be ‘reckless and irresponsible’
Any proposals to further cut the PSNI budget have been described as ‘reckless and irresponsible’ by the Police Federation for Northern Ireland.
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PFNI disappointed nothing in deal for policing
The chairman of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, Mark Lindsay, says the absence of ring-fenced funding for policing in the Downing Street deal is ‘a missed opportunity’.
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Officer numbers decline by 130 since January
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland can reveal how the number of officers in the PSNI has declined by almost 130 since January.
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Chairman's Address to Conference
Police Federation for Northern Ireland Annual Conference 2017
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Federation highlights high assault rates on officers and calls for introduction of spitguards
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland says eight out of ten officers were the victims of a physical or verbal assault in a twelve-month period.
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