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The role of a Police and Crime Commissioner replaced the role of a local police authority in 2012. They are responsible for holding the Chief Constable and police force to account by overseeing how crime is tackled and ensuring that the Police are providing a good service.
Each police force area has one Police and Crime Commissioner who is elected every four years. The Vale of Glamorgan is part of the South Wales Police area.
Find out more about the Police, Crime and Commissioner below.
Police and Crime Commissioner