New police officers have a two-year probation period, during which they have to prove themselves to be hard-working, conscientious individuals, and if they get things wrong or do not work hard enough, they can be asked or forced to leave the force. However, after that two-year probation, it is very difficult to remove police constables from the police force, so some police officers can—how shall I put this?—work less hard than others. Does my hon. Friend have a view on that?
Crime and Policing
Proceeding contribution from
Lord Evans of Rainow
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 8 September 2010.
It occurred during Opposition day on Crime and Policing.
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