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SHAUN WRIGHT RESIGNATION STATEMENT
The Chief Executive of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire has announced that Shaun Wright has stepped down today as South Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner.
Shaun Wright said: “My role as South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner has clearly become prominent in terms of public opinion and media coverage following the publication of Professor Alexis Jay’s report. This is detracting from the important issue, which should be everybody’s focus - the 1400 victims outlined in the report - and in providing support to victims and bringing to justice the criminals responsible for the atrocious crimes committed against them.
“With this in mind, I feel that it is now right, to step down from the position of Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire, for the sake of those victims, for the sake of the public of South Yorkshire and to ensure that the important issues outlined in the report about tackling child sexual exploitation can be discussed and considered in full and without distraction.
“As I’ve previously stated, I entered into public service to make a positive difference in South Yorkshire. Protecting vulnerable people and particularly victims of child sexual exploitation has been my number one priority as Commissioner and much progress has been made over the last two years.
“My intention had always been to continue my work with South Yorkshire Police and partners in making all the necessary changes and improvements required to safeguard and support the victims of these horrific crimes, and indeed to protect further potential victims through preventative actions.
“On resigning, I therefore truly wish the force, all the very best in continuing the journey of positive transformational change of those essential services which protect and support our most vulnerable people.”
The Chief Executive is working with the returning officer, South Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Panel, and the Home Office on arrangements for a by-election and, in the meantime, the Police and Crime Panel will appoint an Acting Commissioner under the legislation to ensure smooth transition to new leadership. This is a decision for the Police and Crime Panel. The date of the by-election will be announced by the police area returning officer in due course.
Posted on Tuesday 16th September 2014
The Chief Executive of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire has announced that Shaun Wright has stepped down today as South Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner.
Shaun Wright said: “My role as South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner has clearly become prominent in terms of public opinion and media coverage following the publication of Professor Alexis Jay’s report. This is detracting from the important issue, which should be everybody’s focus - the 1400 victims outlined in the report - and in providing support to victims and bringing to justice the criminals responsible for the atrocious crimes committed against them.
“With this in mind, I feel that it is now right, to step down from the position of Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire, for the sake of those victims, for the sake of the public of South Yorkshire and to ensure that the important issues outlined in the report about tackling child sexual exploitation can be discussed and considered in full and without distraction.
“As I’ve previously stated, I entered into public service to make a positive difference in South Yorkshire. Protecting vulnerable people and particularly victims of child sexual exploitation has been my number one priority as Commissioner and much progress has been made over the last two years.
“My intention had always been to continue my work with South Yorkshire Police and partners in making all the necessary changes and improvements required to safeguard and support the victims of these horrific crimes, and indeed to protect further potential victims through preventative actions.
“On resigning, I therefore truly wish the force, all the very best in continuing the journey of positive transformational change of those essential services which protect and support our most vulnerable people.”
The Chief Executive is working with the returning officer, South Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Panel, and the Home Office on arrangements for a by-election and, in the meantime, the Police and Crime Panel will appoint an Acting Commissioner under the legislation to ensure smooth transition to new leadership. This is a decision for the Police and Crime Panel. The date of the by-election will be announced by the police area returning officer in due course.
Posted on Tuesday 16th September 2014
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and at page 148:
“I stepped forward on behalf of young people … It cost me my job and my career. I feel it was worth it. I am proud to have done so despite the cost to my health and financial situation… the machine at RMBC doesn’t care, won’t listen and simply exists to cover up and destroy.” A whistle-blower
The report makes really really depressing reading especially warning that this may not be a one off
“I stepped forward on behalf of young people … It cost me my job and my career. I feel it was worth it. I am proud to have done so despite the cost to my health and financial situation… the machine at RMBC doesn’t care, won’t listen and simply exists to cover up and destroy.” A whistle-blower
The report makes really really depressing reading especially warning that this may not be a one off
It would be disastrous if those working on the Council were shuffled on to jobs with another council. Doncaster isn't all it's cracked up to be either. Initially Political correctness and fears of racism could be to blame for not bringing these matters to the light earlier. Now it seems as in ostrich - sand- buried, no-one wanted the responsibility.
http:// www.exa miner.c o.uk/ne ws/west -yorksh ire-new s/twent y-five- men-cha rged-se x-offen ces-858 2802
Just seen this in a local paper, notice anything about the names of the accused?
Just seen this in a local paper, notice anything about the names of the accused?