GEM (Global E Mail) No.	166/2009

To:	Police Authorities Chairs Police Authorities Chief Executives Science and IT Leads

Cc:	APA Board APA Secretariat

No of attachments:	2
Brief:	Forensic Collaboration Conference 16th June
Contact:	[email protected]

Dear Colleague

Please find attached details on a Forensics Collaboration one day event to be hosted by NPIA at Ryton, Coventry on 16th June 2009. Apologies regarding the short notice. NPIA colleagues would welcome Police Authority attendance at this event, and the APA would encourage attendance so as to learn about the business benefits of collaboration in Forensics. Forensics consists of one of the largest spends within the national Police Service budget as a whole. Collaboration can improve efficiency and effectiveness within the discipline.

Please could this GEM be forwarded to Science and IT leads within your police authority.

If you wish to attend please contact the NPIA on the below telephone number:

Forensics21 Programme Office Administrator National Policing Improvement Agency

9th Floor, New Kings Beam House,

22 UpperGround, London SE1 9QY

Telephone: +44 (0)208 358 5651

Regards

Hannah Sharp

Association of Police Authorities

15 Greycoat Place | Westminster | London | SW1P 1BN

T: 0207 664 3227 | F: 0207 664 3191

E: hannah.sharp@lga.gov.uk

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