• Ensure the police have the equipment they need to fight crime, such as police helicopters, fingerprint computers, DNA testing facilities, modem computers, word processors and printing facilities, cars, speed cameras, radio telephones, and equipment for the videoing of police interviews. • Consider establishing a Public Prosecutions Office as part of our ongoing commitment to having more police on the street. Shifting responsibility' for time-consuming court work to such an office may free up more police resources for frontline policing.
favourably mentions cultural diversity, for example for freedom of religion or linguistic heritages