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overtime payment for work which is additional to the normal
working hours of a police officer or police staff member;
in the case of police officers, the rates and conditions
vary according to the amount of notice which is given
PAB Police Advisory Board
Part 1 Part 1 of the Independent Review of Police Officer and
Staff Remuneration and Conditions, published in March
2011
Part 2 Part 2 of the Independent Review of Police Officer and
Staff Remuneration and Conditions, published in March
2012
pay scale scale of pay rising by (usually) annual increments
pay spine pay scale
PCC police and crime commissioner
PDR performance and development review
performance and development assessment of an individual’s work performance by his
review line manager, usually an officer or police staff manager
of the immediately superior rank or grade
performance-related pay see contribution-related pay
PNAC Senior Police National Assessment Centre; also referred
to as Senior PNAC; see Chapter 3
Police Advisory Board statutory body established under the Police Act 1996
to advise the Home Secretary on general questions
affecting the police
police and crime commissioner statutory officer established under the Police Reform
and Social Responsibility Act 2011, elected for a police
area after the abolition of Police Authorities; required
to secure the maintenance of the police force and its
efficiency and effectiveness; holds the Chief Constable
to account for the performance of the force; appoints
and may, after due process, remove the Chief Constable
from office; see Chapter 7
police and crime panel statutory body established under the Police Reform and
Social Responsibility Act 2011 to review and scrutinise
the decisions of a police and crime commissioner
Police Arbitration Tribunal tribunal established under the Constitution of the Police
Negotiating Board to which matters upon which the
PNB has failed to agree are referred; a determination
of the Tribunal has effect as an agreed recommendation
of the PNB and must be taken into consideration by the
Home Secretary before making police regulations, or a
determination under them; Chapter 10 contains a fuller
description of the operation of the Police Arbitration
Tribunal