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Report of the Board/Service Race Relations Joint Working Group.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Draft report of the Board/Service Joint Working Group on Police-Race Relations for public consultation

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1 online resource (109 pages)

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Cover title.
"September 2003"--Cover.

Summary

"Essentially, the Report of the Board/Service Race Relations Joint Working Group is designed to respond to concerns raised by some individuals and groups in the community, and to underscore the longstanding positions of the Board and the Service with respect to police-race relations. It is also intended to address the important question, “Where do we go from here?” with respect to police-race relations in the City of Toronto. This report cannot purport to reflect all of the aspects of the ongoing commitment of the Board, the TPS and their members to positive community relations. It should, however, reflect the diverse and wide-ranging nature of those efforts, and address the specific issues raised by many of the groups who remain interested in the important topic of police-race relations. This report is designed both to reflect the position of the Toronto Police Services Board and the Toronto Police Service with respect to police-race relations in the City of Toronto, and to respond to the 136 issues raised since the media articles of October 2002."--Page 17.

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Contents

Mission statement and core values -- Executive summary -- Introduction -- A. Zero-tolerance policy -- B. Complaint process -- C. Race relations audits -- D. Race-based statistics -- E. Police stop statistics -- F. Board and Service consultative processes -- G. Recruiting, hiring, promotion and support for members -- H. Training -- I. Adherence to previous recommendations -- J. Non-police community programs -- K. Budgeting -- L. Future actions -- Conclusion -- Appendix A. List of current issues (with section references to this report).

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