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We support the Code of Ethics, which are the Principles and standards of professional behaviour for the policing profession of England and Wales.
Every person working for the police service must work honestly and ethically. The public expects the police to do the right thing in the right way. Basing decisions and actions on a set of policing principles will help to achieve this. The principles are:
These standards reflect the professional body and the public's expectations of the behaviour of those working in policing.
Find our more about the Code of Ethics on the College of Policing website.