The Good Friday Agreement 1998 provided the agenda of creating a, ‘new beginning to policing [in] Northern Ireland, with a police service capable of attracting and sustaining support from the community as a whole.’ The Cameron Report identified that incidents of misconduct in the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC), such as the widely televised unrest erupting from the Civil Rights March on 5 October 1968, added weight its public perception as a Protestant organisation.