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Central funding refers to money provided by the national government, rather than local authorities or police forces themselves. Historically, national programmes supported police leadership development. The review suggests restoring this central funding is crucial to ensure consistent, high-quality training across all forces, addressing the current weaknesses identified in leadership development.
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