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The Folio · No. 26Jess Entwistle

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    CPS to give all domestic abuse victims a dedicated liaison officer nationwide

    The Crown Prosecution Service is rolling out its Universal Service for all victims and an Enhanced Service for domestic abuse survivors, including a named liaison officer. The Attorney General announced it in Liverpool.

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    Government strengthens firearms licensing safeguards

    New rules in force from yesterday require applicants to declare second homes where firearms could be stored, so police can run security checks and notify the relevant force.

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    MoJ plans digitisation of 8.5 million archive records

    The department is sounding out suppliers who could convert vast quantities of old media and paper records into digital formats. An early-market engagement worth watching.

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    Only 30% of Metropolitan Police officers have completed mandatory data training

    Senior officers told Computer Weekly that fewer than a third of the force has finished mandatory data protection training, after a run of high-profile data incidents.

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    MoJ sets out its small business and VCSE action plan for 2025 to 2028

    The Ministry of Justice says it will make it easier for smaller suppliers to reach its supply chains by removing costs and procedural burdens. Relevant if you sell to justice.