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A workshop for Civil Society:TOWARDS BETTER POLICING IN PUNJAB

A workshop for Civil Society


TOWARDS BETTER POLICING IN PUNJAB


Saturday, November 3, 2007. 10 A.M. – 5 P.M.
Objectives
  • 1. Provide information on the Supreme Court directives on police reform
  • 2. Provide information on the Punjab Government’s response to compliance with the directives and drafting of new legislation
  • 3. Discuss the need for peoples’ participation in this process
  • 4. Strategize collectively to ensure a people-friendly Punjab Police Act

    Agenda
    10.00 Registration 10.30: Session – I Introduction: What is Better Policing? Better Policing for Whom? 10.45 Group discussion on finding solutions to problems in policing 11.30: Session – II Pillars of Reform: presentation on two current initiatives in police reform - Supreme Court directives and Model Police Act 2006 12.00 Question & Answer Session 12.30: Session – III Punjab Government’s Response to Police Reform – How it compares with the nation and with Haryana and Himachal Pradesh Discussion and analysis 1.30: Lunch 2.30: Session – IV Peoples’ participation in the process: necessary, desirable or optional? 3.30: Afternoon Tea 3.45 Developing an action plan to influence change and demand a people-friendly Punjab Police Act 5.00: Session – V Evaluation and Conclusion
    Venue and Program
    • Location: Mahatma Gandhi State Institute of Public Administration, Punjab Institutional Area, Sector 26, Chandigarh
    • Date and Time: Saturday, November 3, 2007. 10 A.M.
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