Holding the Chief Constable to Account
Community Outcomes Meetings
The Community Outcomes Meetings between the Chief Constable and the Mayor focus on important policing and community safety issues which are of a high public interest. The aim is to offer greater transparency to communities on how the Mayor holds the Chief Constable to account on these important issues. These meetings also provide an excellent opportunity for the Mayor to raise issues with the Chief Constable on behalf of members of the community.
View information on the latest meetings.
Delivery Quarterly Report
The Delivery Quarterly Reports aim to set out a summary of the performance information scrutinised and the issues raised by the Mayor in relation to the performance measures contained in the Police and Crime Plan as well as scanning of wider information.
Delivery Quarterly Report April 2021 to June 2021 (PDF 1.29MB)
Delivery Quarterly Report July 2021 to September 2021 (PDF 1.09MB)
Delivery Quarterly Report October 2021 to December 2021 (PDF 913KB)
Delivery Quarterly Report January 2022 to March 2022 (PDF 1.48MB)
To view previous reports under the Police and Crime Commissioner visit https://www.westyorkshire-pcc.gov.uk/our-business/holding-chief-constable-account
Chief Constable Appointments
Under the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011 the Mayor is responsible for the appointment, suspension and removal of the Chief Constable.
View guidance for the appointment of Chief Officers (PDF 346KB)
Complaints Against the Chief Constable
The links below contain more information on how to make a complaint against the Chief Constable. You can also see previous complaints made against the Chief Constable.
Information about how to make a complaint against the Chief Constable
No complaints about the Chief Constable have been recorded since 10th May 2021 (last updated 03/01/23)
To view previous complaints about the Chief Constable, pre 10th May 2021, visit https://www.westyorkshire-pcc.gov.uk/our-business/holding-chief-constable-account