1. The co-ordination of national operations including defining, monitoring and testing force contributions to the Strategic Policing Requirement working with the National Crime Agency where appropriate; 2. The command of counter terrorism operations and delivery of counter terrorist policing through the national network as set out in the Counter Terrorism Collaboration Agreement; 3. The co-ordination of the national police response to national emergencies and the co-ordination of the mobilisation of resources across force borders and internationally; 4. The national operational implementation of standards and policy as set by the College of Policing and Government; 5. To work with the College of Policing, to develop joint national approaches on criminal justice, value for money, service transformation, information management, performance management and technology; and 6. Where appropriate, to work with the College of Policing in order to develop joint national approaches to staff and human resource issues, including misconduct and discipline, in line with the Chief Officers’ responsibilities as employers. About the AAB The AAB provided assurance to the Parties to the National Police Collaboration Agreement in relation to the coordinating body known as the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). Its terms of reference, agreed and updated in September 2017, are as follows:
1. The co-ordination of national operations including defining, monitoring and testing force contributions to the Strategic Policing Requirement working with the National Crime Agency where appropriate; 2. The command of counter terrorism operations and delivery of counter terrorist policing through the national network as set out in the Counter Terrorism Collaboration Agreement; 3. The co-ordination of the national police response to national emergencies and the co-ordination of the mobilisation of resources across force borders and internationally; 4. The national operational implementation of standards and policy as set by the College of Policing and Government; 5. To work with the College of Policing, to develop joint national approaches on criminal justice, value for money, service transformation, information management, performance management and technology; and 6. Where appropriate, to work with the College of Policing in order to develop joint national approaches to staff and human resource issues, including misconduct and discipline, in line with the Chief Officers’ responsibilities as employers. About the AAB The AAB provided assurance to the Parties to the National Police Collaboration Agreement in relation to the coordinating body known as the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). Its terms of reference, agreed and updated in September 2017, are as follows: