A LEADING policing body has warned continuing uncertainty over Scotland's new single force is proving bad for morale among officers and staff.
A LEADING policing body has warned continuing uncertainty over Scotland's new single force is proving bad for morale among officers and staff.
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VICTORIA WELDON
The Association of Scottish Police Superintendents (ASPS) made the claim as it welcomed the creation of a special policing sub-committee at the Scottish Parliament to oversee the launch of the force next month.
ASPS wants the sub-committee to be convened as soon as possible to help progress the development of the Police Service of Scotland and its regulator the Scottish Police Authority (SPA).
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