Major investigation and public protection
Sex work and prostitution
The NPCC reference group has developed operational guidance for the policing of sex workers.
Page last accessed 17 January 2020
- Major investigation and public protection
- Managing sexual offenders and violent offenders
- Multi-agency public protection arrangements (MAPPA)
- Identification of MOSOVO offenders
- Potentially dangerous persons
- Notification requirements
- Identifying, assessing and managing risk
- Home visits
- Managing information
- Offenders with mental health issues
- Travelling abroad
- Communication and media considerations
- Reviews
- Court orders and notices
- Child abuse
- Child sexual exploitation
- Domestic abuse
- Introduction
- Context
- Risk and vulnerability
- Identification, reporting and associated investigations
- Call handler and front counter staff response
- First response
- Arrest and other positive approaches
- Investigative development
- Post-arrest management of suspect and casefile
- Victim safety and support
- Leadership, strategic oversight and management
- Partnership working and multi-agency responses
- Quick access checklists
- Female genital mutilation
- Firearms licensing
- Forced marriage and honour based abuse
- Gangs and youth violence
- Gun crime
- Hate crime
- Homicide
- Knife crime
- Missing persons
- Modern slavery
- Introduction
- Definitions
- Key responsibilities
- Modern Slavery Act 2015
- Risk and identification
- Taking a report
- First response and the national referral mechanism
- Investigation
- Suspect strategy
- Victim and witness strategy
- Post-investigation
- Partner agencies
- List of anti-slavery charities and non-governmental organisations
- Additional relevant legislation
- Reference material
- Sex work and prostitution
- Rape and sexual offences
- Stalking or harassment
- Vulnerable adults
- Operation Hydrant
- Managing sexual offenders and violent offenders
First published: 25 February 2016 Last modified: 25 February 2019
