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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent (PCC) and the Chief Constable for Gwent Police share a commitment to working towards provision of a bilingual public service. This supports the Welsh Language Commissioner's vision for the Welsh language to be central to everyday life in Wales and creation of a society where Welsh can be used in an increasing number of contexts.
The Welsh Language Measure enacted in 2011 ensures the equal status of the Welsh language alongside the English language. This law creates the role of a Welsh Language Commissioner and introduces a number of Welsh Language Standards. Details of the Standards under which Gwent Police have a duty to comply can be found in the language compliance letter below.
In response to this notice, the PCC and Chief Constable have set the following strategic aim:
To work in partnership towards a policing service which treats the Welsh and English languages equally and support our staff and communities who wish to communicate and engage with us through the medium of Welsh.
In order to achieve this aim, we will work together to deliver the following three key objectives:
Further information about how we intend to comply with our service delivery, policy making and operational standards as well as meet our three key objectives can be found within our Welsh Language Strategy below.
If you feel that we haven’t complied with the Welsh Language Standards applicable to Gwent Police, please complain online. Complaints are dealt with by our Professional Standards Unit.