New chief to be hired this week

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Saturday, January 19, 2013
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THE next chief constable of Humberside Police could be announced this week.

Police and crime commissioner Matthew Grove is interviewing three candidates for the £139,119-a-year role tomorrow.

He is expected to announce his choice later this week.

Mr Grove said: "We have three excellent and outstanding candidates, so I know we will get a first-class chief constable.

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"We will have to see who is the best person on the day."

Two men and one woman are on the shortlist. If the woman was hired, she would become the first female chief officer ever employed by Humberside Police.

All three are currently chief constables or deputy chief constables in other police forces.

Each will give a presentation and face questions from Mr Grove and a panel of four people during the interviews.

Mr Grove said: "The enormity of the responsibility of this one decision is not lost on me.

"This is the most important decision I will make during my three-and-a-half years as commissioner.

"The three candidates are already senior officers so we will have to differentiate between the best of the best. It is quite a challenge and a responsibility.

"I will be very careful in making my choice. I am fortunate to have a good panel of four independent people to assist me.

"I plan to make a decision about who I want to employ on the day and I hope to announce my decision on Wednesday.

"I want to tell the candidates my decision first and give them time to tell their families.

Mr Grove's chosen candidate will have to be approved by the police and crime panel, who can veto his choice.

The confirmation hearing, when the panel will question Mr Grove and the candidate, is expected to take place in mid-February.

The successful candidate will replace the outgoing chief Tim Hollis, who retires in March.

Mr Grove said: "He has been a truly outstanding chief constable. He is a very hard act to follow.

"There are few people who would disagree with that.

"The whole area owes him a considerable debt of gratitude."

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  • Profile image for Kustard2011

    by Kustard2011

    Monday, January 21 2013, 9:04AM

    “Planet..... La vida es muy, muy bueno. Gracias por preguntar”

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    by Planetnormal

    Sunday, January 20 2013, 10:24AM

    “@ Kustard ¿Cómo es la vida le trata allí abajo”

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    by Kustard2011

    Sunday, January 20 2013, 8:02AM

    “Hola Planet. Esta bein??”

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    by Planetnormal

    Saturday, January 19 2013, 10:44PM

    “Hola Kustard”

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    by PeterAnlaby

    Saturday, January 19 2013, 10:54AM

    “Which mate of Mr Groves will get this job?”

  • Profile image for Kustard2011

    by Kustard2011

    Saturday, January 19 2013, 8:36AM

    “Grove states...'''If the woman was hired, she would become the first female chief officer ever employed by Humberside Police.'''

    Well that's settled then !!!!!

    I cannot see the candidate names here, who are they?? AND YES, Mr Hollis will be a very hard act to follow. Have a happy retirement.

    Just as an after thought ..... What qualifications does Grove have to interview such people for this job?”

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