Home Office

Questions from the Home Office:

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Police and fire services Improving understanding of how changes in crime and non-crime demand are affecting how the police respond to incidents. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Developing assurances and standards for technology designed to safely and effectively respond to instances of malicious, illegal use of autonomous and unmanned systems across sectors. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Risks and effectiveness of counter-UAV measures in civilian airspace. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Risk posed across sectors by different types of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and other autonomous and unmanned systems, now and in the future. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Preventing criminal, hostile or mischievous use of autonomous and unmanned systems, or attacks of the systems themselves, especially through “security by design”. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Effective use by the police, fire and security services. Home Office, 2019
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Money laundering, alternative currencies and distributed ledger technologies Building security into the design of distributed ledger technologies. Home Office, 2019
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Money laundering, alternative currencies and distributed ledger technologies Detecting activity and exposing the identity of the perpetrator, or deterring illegal transactions, without disrupting legitimate commerce. Home Office, 2019
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Money laundering, alternative currencies and distributed ledger technologies Capability against money laundering and other illicit transactions, including relating to alternative currencies. Home Office, 2019
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Child sexual exploitation Common insights across different “hidden crimes”. Home Office, 2019
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Child sexual exploitation Approaches to parsing images automatically. Home Office, 2019
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Child sexual exploitation Interventions to reduce different types of child sexual abuse. Home Office, 2019
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Modern slavery Prevalence, location and nature of different types of modern slavery in the UK. Home Office, 2019
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Modern slavery Tackling forced labour in supply chains. Home Office, 2019
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Modern slavery Barriers to prosecution and seizure of illicit profits, and approaches to ensuring victims receive adequate financial compensation through civil and criminal routes. Home Office, 2019
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Modern slavery Improving outcomes for victims and survivors, including children. Home Office, 2019
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Modern slavery Motivations for committing modern slavery offences, and types of organisations, businesses and services that enable offending. Home Office, 2019
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Modern slavery Factors contributing to vulnerability to exploitation, interventions for different groups and individuals, and approaches to targeting these interventions. Home Office, 2019
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The changing landscape of crime The social and psychological harm of new forms of crime. Home Office, 2019
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The changing landscape of crime Research and development relevant to legislative changes, for example the detection of drugs in vehicle drivers and the analysis and understanding of psychoactive substances. Home Office, 2019
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