Western Cape MEC announces policing consultation process
Oscar Thomas
21 July 2014
21 July 2014
The Western Cape Community Safety MEC Dan
Plato on Sunday announced the 2014/2015 policing needs and priorities
consultation process.
The consultation process will include
holding public hearing with communities. The process is scheduled to start on
the 26 of July 2014.
Ministerial Spokesperson Ewald Botha said the
five month consultation process across the province aims to gather information
from communities on their specific policing needs and priorities to be included
in the PNP report which will be submitted to the National Minister of Police
for his consideration, when determining where different policing resources are
needed.
“It is important that all communities use the consultation process as an opportunity to have their say on their safety concerns. Through the PNP, the Western Cape Government is committed to working Better Together to increase the safety of all our communities Botha added.
“It is important that all communities use the consultation process as an opportunity to have their say on their safety concerns. Through the PNP, the Western Cape Government is committed to working Better Together to increase the safety of all our communities Botha added.
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