Consultation outcome

Community safety partnerships review and antisocial behaviour powers

• From: Home Office
• Published: 27 March 2023
• Last updated: 14 November 2023 — See all updates

This was published under the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government

Applies to England and Wales

This consultation has concluded

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Community safety partnerships review and antisocial behaviour powers: government response

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Detail of outcome

This is the government response to the public consultation on the community safety partnerships review and antisocial behaviour powers that ran from 27 March 2023 to 22 May 2023.

It provides a summary of the responses received on the four sections of the consultation.

It also sets out the proposals that are being acted upon based on responses to the consultation.

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Original consultation

Summary

Consultation on the relationship between community safety partnerships and police and crime commissioners, and the expansion of antisocial behaviour powers.

This consultation ran from
27 March 2023 to 11:59pm on 22 May 2023

Consultation description

On 27 March 2023 the government launched the Anti-social behaviour Action Plan which focuses on making communities safer and sets out the government response to tackle antisocial behaviour robustly. This consultation forms part of the Anti-social behaviour Action Plan. In addressing community safety partnerships (CSPs), this consultation forms part one of the CSP review, which was announced in 2022 following the conclusion of part two of the police and crime commissioner (PCC) review.

The purpose of the consultation is to:

• seek views on the relationship between CSPs and PCCs, with the aim of enhancing the accountability model of CSPs
• consider how CSPs and PCCs work together to tackle antisocial behaviour, with the aim of strengthening this co-operative working.

This consultation considers the expansion of antisocial behaviour powers, and whether amendments are required to ensure they are being used effectively.

The consultation is targeted to those with experience working in or with CSPs, as well as those with interest in antisocial behaviour powers.

The consultation will run for 8 weeks.

A Welsh translation will be uploaded in due course.

Public polling

The Home Office commissioned Ipsos UK to conduct public polling to better understand the views of the public surrounding community safety. Further information can be found in the final report.

Documents

Consultation document (accessible)

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Consultation document

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Consultation document (Welsh accessible)

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Consultation document (Welsh)

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Published 27 March 2023
Last updated 14 November 2023 + show all updates

1. 14 November 2023

   Response to consultation document added.

2. 6 April 2023

   Added Welsh version of the consultation.

3. 28 March 2023

   Update to section "Proposals: Information sharing between CSPs and PCCs" to correct requirement for strategy group membership. Updated "About you" section to include Borough and Unitary CSPs.

4. 27 March 2023

   First published.