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Analysis and Performance - Statistics Unit ICONIC Conference Mark Hollinsworth | Harry Schone | Jordan Goddard | Bianca Deladia

Introduction and Aims • Learn about and network with other Police Forces and academics • Discover analytical operations in other Forces • Establish external points of contacts • Outline statistical services and support we can provide

Stats Unit are involved in administering datasets for: – Recorded and detected crimes – Incidents – iVPD concerns • Hate • Domestic • Youth offending – RTC (Road Traffic Collisions / Casualties) – Stop and search

What we can provide • Advice and guidance on management of our datasets • Freedom of Information • Tasking Requests – Local policing issues – Fatal accident inquiries – Force Executive – Any other colleagues • Research – Domestic Abuse (and football) – Racist incidents (and major terrorist events) – Scottish Government (collaboration)

Department Relations Internal: External: • Demand, Productivity and • Alcohol MUP (research) • Scottish Crime Recording Board Performance • Scottish Crime Recording Standards • Data Standards Council (Technical Working Group) • Data Migration Project • SCOTSTAT Crime and Justice Group • Universities • COS (Core Operating • NHS Systems) • Scottish Government • CRASH ( C ollision – Justice Analytical Services R ecording A nd SH aring) – Transport Scotland (STATS19) – LGRAS (Liaison Group on Road Accident Statistics) – Open Data Project

Contextual knowledge of data • Socio-economic factors • Deprivation • Political (local, Scottish, UK, International) • Legislation (e.g. SOSA, Domestic Abuse) • Weather events • Policing Priorities: – National (e.g. Group 7) – Local (CAV Days, local initiatives) • Major public events • Recording practices / policy / processes / systems

Research Questions • Extended research and analysis to assess the impact of football related domestic abuse and violence across Scotland. • Links between poverty and different types of crime. • Relationship between drugs and violence, with specific focus on the physiological/psychological changes to users following addiction that may lead to violence. • What is the gender-based violence picture within minority communities, specifically refugee/asylum seeker groups? • Impact of terrorist incidents/news coverage on hate incidents and crime. • Is it possible to model road traffic collisions and use this to predict potential RTC hotspots?

Research Strategies • Encourage small scale research at divisional, data-zone or multi-member ward level instead of Scotland wide data • Inconsistencies with recording practices • Moving towards making our data readily available on public domain via open access. • https://statistics.gov.scot/home

Contacts Mark Hollinsworth - Senior Statistician: mark.hollinsworth@scotland.pnn.police.uk 01786 895709 Copy Emails to: APUStatisticalUnit@scotland.pnn.police.uk Our management information and quarterly reports: http://www.scotland.police.uk/about-us/our-performance/ Requests for information can be submitted to: foi@scotland.pnn.police.uk Open Access: https://statistics.gov.scot/home Dr Maria Maclennan: maria.maclennan@spa.pnn.police.uk PartnershipResearchEthics@scotland.pnn.police.uk

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