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Elected by the public, the PCC Mr Scott holds the Chief Constable to account for the provision of an efficient and effective police force, and delivery of the priorities in his Police and Crime Plan. As PCC, Mr Scott effectively makes Kent Police answerable to the communities that it serves.
Mr Scott fulfils this duty in a number of ways, including via regular internal meetings, and one-to-one briefings. The OPCC also hosts a Joint Audit Committee and a Performance and Delivery Board, and runs an Independent Custody Visitors' Scheme.
Mr Scott sets the Chief Constable's terms of employment. This includes his salary and annual leave entitlement in line with Home Office national guidelines set out in the Police Regulations 2003.
In addition, Mr Scott is a member of the Kent and Medway Fire and Rescue Authority, the body which holds Kent Fire and Rescue Service to account.
Find out about the ICV scheme
HMICFRS assesses police effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy
Find out about the body which scrutinises the PCC's work
Officers and staff can appeal against disciplinary outcomes
Providing strategic oversight of retail crime
Providing strategic oversight of rural crime
Working in partnership to improve the criminal justice system
Find out more about police performance