The Economist has continued their coverage of Police and Crime Commissioners as the leading edge of outsourcing – or as one of our Twitter correspondents pointed out – Seeing ‘Commissioner’ as the process rather than a rank.
Meanwhile their Bagehot column looks at the experience of elected police chiefs in Jersey, finding a variety of populism that is effective and not as harsh as the stereotype.
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