NI Safe Community Survey Consultation

Confidence in policing: Police provide an ordinary day-to-day service for all the people of Northern Ireland Confidence in policing: Police do a very or fairly good job in Northern Ireland as a whole Confidence in policing: Police treat Catholics and Protestants equally Confidence in policing: Northern Ireland Policing Board is independent of the Police Confidence in policing: Policing Board helps ensure the police do a good job Confidence in policing: Office of the Police Ombudsman is independent of the Police Confidence in policing: Police Ombudsman helps ensure the police do a good job Confidence in the local police: (Local police) Do an excellent or good, fair, poor or very poor job Confidence in the local police: (Local police) Can be relied on to be there when you need them Confidence in the local police: (Local police) Would treat you with respect if you had contact with them Confidence in the local police: (Local police) Would treat everyone fairly regardless of who they are Confidence in the local police: (Local police) Are dealing with the things that matter to this community Confidence in the local police: (Local police) Help keep this area safe Confidence in the local police: (Local police) Have a visible presence in this area Confidence in the local police: Taking everything into account, I have confidence in the police in this area Confidence in engagement: Local police and other agencies seek people’s views about the anti-social behaviour and crime issues that matter Confidence in engagement: Local police and other agencies are dealing with the anti-social behaviour and crime issues that matter

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