Scrutiny panels are an important mechanism for reviewing CPS casework and identifying effective practice and areas for improvement. Through structured discussion of completed cases, they help strengthen operational delivery, improve outcomes for victims, enhance joint working with partners and embed continuous learning across the organisation.
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His Majesty's Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) has today issued a report following their inspection of the CPS Serious Economic, Organised Crime and International Division (SEOCID).
His Majesty’s Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) has today published an inspection of how well the CPS builds strong cases that support and protect victims of stalking.
Friday 6 March 2026Private Office Boardroom, Petty France/MS Teams Members:Caroline Corby (Chair), Stephen Parkinson (DPP), Grace Ononiwu (DGLD), Julie Lennard (COO), Steve Buckingham, Dr Subo Shanmuganathan, Dr Peter Kane, Rachel King, Manny LewisGuests:Tristan Bradshaw, Matthew Outterside,…
ForewordVolume of complaints receivedComplaints for consideration in 2025/26Origins of complaintsOutcomes of complaints considered by the IACTimescalesPHSO referralsFollow-upOther activityCase studiesFeedbackProgress on my priorities for 2025/26The Year AheadAnnex A: About the IACForewordI took up…
His Majesty’s Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) has today published the first part of its inspection into the CPS’s activity to support ‘honour’-based abuse casework. The landscape review considers how the CPS has developed its approach to these cases.
Our Victims Programme is dedicated to improving our service to victims of crime. We are working with an independent evaluation partner, Crest Advisory, to measure its impact.
