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The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is the staff association for police constables, sergeants and the inspecting ranks. It is one of the largest staff associations in the UK representing more than 119,000 officers and being governed by rules and regulations set by the Government.
The Federation’s core purpose was amended in May 2014 for the first time since the Federation was set up in 1919. This followed a recommendation in the Independent Review for it to reflect a commitment to act in the public interest, with public accountability, alongside being accountable to members.
The core purpose states that in fulfilling its statutory responsibilities for the welfare and efficiency of our members the Federation will, at all levels:
The Police Federation of England and Wales has a statutory obligation to ensure that the views of its members are accurately relayed to the Government, opinion formers and key stakeholders. To ensure this, it measures the work it does and what it seeks to achieve against its organisational aims and objectives.
Aim: To represent and promote the interests and welfare of members, and to support colleagues to achieve the required professional standards.
It does this by:
Aim: To influence internal and external decision-makers at local and national levels on matters affecting its members and the police service.
It does this by:
Aim: To maintain and improve the conditions of service and pay of its members.
It does this by:
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