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New changes to police disciplinary procedures will see officers who are found guilty of gross misconduct automatically sacked, unless exceptional circumstances apply. Do you support or oppose this change? Published on 31 August 2023 → Survey conducted on 31 August 2023 on 3527 GB adults
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