Austerity Policies 2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-79120-3_11
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The ‘New Normal’: Framing Vulnerability, Entitlement and Responsibility in Police Custody in Austere Times

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“…Since 2010, due to austerity measures, social services rarely act as Appropriate Adults in custody. In contemporary practice these gaps in services have been filled predominantly by volunteers and, more recently, services commissioned from the private sector (Peacock and Cosgrove 2018). With the reduction of statutory Appropriate Adult services, NAAN, which is a registered charity, now plays a significant role in the setting up, training and provision of Appropriate Adult Schemes.…”
Section: Disabled People In Custody and The Use Of 'Appropriate' Adultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Since 2010, due to austerity measures, social services rarely act as Appropriate Adults in custody. In contemporary practice these gaps in services have been filled predominantly by volunteers and, more recently, services commissioned from the private sector (Peacock and Cosgrove 2018). With the reduction of statutory Appropriate Adult services, NAAN, which is a registered charity, now plays a significant role in the setting up, training and provision of Appropriate Adult Schemes.…”
Section: Disabled People In Custody and The Use Of 'Appropriate' Adultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the reduction of statutory Appropriate Adult services, NAAN, which is a registered charity, now plays a significant role in the setting up, training and provision of Appropriate Adult Schemes. This consists of a 'patchwork' of volunteers, professional services, friends and family, and profitmaking provision across England and Wales (Peacock and Cosgrove 2018).…”
Section: Disabled People In Custody and The Use Of 'Appropriate' Adultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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