tackling drugs and alcohol misuse. The funding formula for Explore refining the metric for district allocation considering: OPCC The PCC has made a R9. district based delivery of drugs Requirements set as a result of definition and anticipated commitment to extend and alcohol criminal justice outcomes funding at the current interventions should be re Metrics used by commissioners (PHE, NHS England) rate the end of profiled according to levels of Evidence base should resource follow demand March 2016. – drug and alcohol related Recognition that there will be standard basic set up costs An exercise was crime. regardless of size undertaken at the end of 2014 which shows that Explore refining the metric for custody allocation considering: this fund continues to be Testing levels in proportion to levels of Minimum requirements and anticipated outcomes crime. This exercise Sanctions to be used, levels of interventions, legal OPCC will, however, need to requirements, etc. include links to levels if the PCC decides to continue into 2016/17, and take into account the wider Community Safety Review which is ongoing by the PCC and local authorities. R10. The funding formula for See performance actions regarding WYPolice review of drug testing WY Police drug testing should be re profiled according to level of drug testing undertaken. R11. A set of minimum Set of minimum standards to be developed around the definition. OPCC To date the OPCC has standards should be Consideration for inclusion: not commissioned developed for inclusion in Definition drug and offence types to be addressed services for drugs and – service specifications relating Entry points for contact alcohol. to criminal justice Performance indicators/outcomes Partners are aware of expectations and offence Expectations regarding partnership contact the key link to types. R12. Commissioning should Continual review of local commissioning through performance OPCC with Links with the be undertaken on a District management arrangements: District performance
tackling drugs and alcohol misuse. R9. The funding formula for district based delivery of drugs and alcohol criminal justice interventions should be re profiled according to levels of drug and alcohol related crime. Explore refining the metric for district allocation considering: Requirements set as a result of definition and anticipated outcomes Metrics used by commissioners (PHE, NHS England) Evidence base – should resource follow demand Recognition that there will be standard basic set up costs regardless of size Explore refining the metric for custody allocation considering: Testing levels Minimum requirements and anticipated outcomes Sanctions to be used, levels of interventions, legal requirements, etc. OPCC OPCC The PCC has made a commitment to extend funding at the current rate the end of March 2016. An exercise was undertaken at the end of 2014 which shows that this fund continues to be in proportion to levels of crime. This exercise will, however, need to include links to levels if the PCC decides to continue into 2016/17, and take into account the wider Community Safety Review which is ongoing by the PCC and local authorities. R10. The funding formula for drug testing should be re profiled according to level of drug testing undertaken. See performance actions regarding WYPolice review of drug testing WY Police R11. A set of minimum standards should be developed for inclusion in service specifications relating to criminal justice expectations and offence types. Set of minimum standards to be developed around the definition. Consideration for inclusion: Definition – drug and offence types to be addressed Entry points for contact Performance indicators/outcomes Expectations regarding partnership contact OPCC To date the OPCC has not commissioned services for drugs and alcohol. Partners are aware of the key link to R12. Commissioning should be undertaken on a District Continual review of local commissioning through performance management arrangements: OPCC with District Links with the performance
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