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Let�*s speak now with sarah charman, professor of criminology at the university of portsmouth. changing culture of any large organisation is a challenge, isn�*t it? what do you see as the starting point for whoever is eventually appointed to replace president dick? is in an incredibly difficult task to change the culture of an organisation. —— cressida debt. we seen a lot of talk about changing leadership at the top changing policies but nowhere really is there any discussion about what ...

Hear some _ moving forward. i hope you could hear some of— moving forward. i hope you could hear some of what _ moving forward. i hope you could hear some of what our _ moving forward. i hope you could hear some of what our previous l moving forward. i hope you could - hear some of what our previous guest was saying but i�*m also interested in your ideas about how you go about changing the culture. because we�*ve spent the last few minutes reflecting on how tricky that can be, even if the ...

Of the sarah everard murder of the sort of people who were being given a job within any given police force in the first place was what extent can you weed out ingrained racism, sexism when you are recruiting a candidate?— sexism when you are recruiting a candidate? ., ., . candidate? the formal recruitment -rocess candidate? the formal recruitment rocess is candidate? the formal recruitment process is obviously _ candidate? the formal recruitment process is obviously going - candidate? the for...

Found in the grievance paper. that�*s a good indication of how far these issues are being tackled. that person is then left reallyjaded with the actual culture itself. the person that is bullet down, made decision to discriminate against them, they are in part to carry on and it seems that the organisation for the we do not track that behavior. and the certain incidents received officers getting promoted even though they been involved in a behavior. we do not track and trace people in the orga...

Are pressures to conform in the organisation. particularly when you�*re relying on your colleagues in potentially quite dangerous situations. fitting and doesn�*t necessarily mean joining situations. fitting and doesn�*t necessarily meanjoining in situations. fitting and doesn�*t necessarily mean joining in with the behaviours but sometimes does they need to be away for officers to be comfortable to challenge what they see and it�*s a very difficult situation for police officers. see a...

Office across the country ask what would make for a happier environment. you know what that cynicism to creep into policing. you want officers to feel they have a voice in a state within their organisation.— voice in a state within their oruanisation. ~ , , , organisation. okay. also presumably a wa for organisation. okay. also presumably a way for him — organisation. okay. also presumably a way for him and _ organisation. okay. also presumably a way for him and officer— organisation. okay...