Statutory and non-statutory

What does statutory public service mean?

• It is a charity

• The government sets it up

• Public sets it up

• Tax payers pay for it

What are statutory uniformed public services?

• Police, Fire, Midwife

• Bin man, RAF, Navy

• Coast guard, HM revenue and customs

• Police, Fire, Navy

What are non-uniformed statutory public services?

• RAF

• Bin man

• Doctor

• Fire man

What does non-statutory mean?

• Government Funds it

• Set up by the public

• They provide security

• Generally registered as charities

What are non statutory public services?

• RNLI

• Coastguards

• Mountain Rescue

• Police

Who are the emergency services?

• Fire, Navy, Police

• RAF, Army, Ambulance Service

• Police, Ambulance service, Army

• Fire, Police, Ambulance Service

Who are part of the armed forces?

• Army, RAF, Coastguard

• Army, Royal Navy, RAF

• Police, Fire Navy

• RAF, Marines, Fire

When might statutory and non-statutory public services work together?

• Major incident

• In a big operation overseas

• To share intelligence

• To capture terrorists

• All of the above

What does a probation officer do?

• Put people in prison

• Assist people's health

• Support people when they come out of prison

• Council people when they come out of prison

Is a (state school) teacher statutory or non statutory?

• Uniformed Statutory

• Non-statutory

• Non uniformed Statutory