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Independent bodies often conduct reviews of public services like the police to ensure impartiality and thoroughness. The College of Policing, mentioned in the story, is one such body, tasked with setting professional standards and providing guidance. These reviews help identify areas for improvement and recommend changes to enhance effectiveness and public trust.
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