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Do potential policing mergers mean the end is nigh for NPIA?

By Chris Herbert

7/1/2010

THE National Policing Improvement Agency could be broken up and parts of it merged into a national operational policing organisation, the police minister has confirmed.

Nick Herbert told Police Review this week the agency's operational services, such as the Police National Computer and the National DNA Database, could be amalgamated into a new national police agency while ACPO could run the NPIA's training and development arms.

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NPIA services could be amalgamated into a new agency
NPIA services could be amalgamated into a new agency(McBill)

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