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18 AppendixPerformance Indicators and Priorities 2001/02Hate Crimes (continued)DomesticViolenceIndicator2000/01PerformancePerformance Targetfor 2001/022001/02PerformanceCommentsPPThe number of domesticviolence cases recorded91,154 incidentsor 54,130offencesTo increase the number ofdomestic violence casesrecorded3% decreasePPThe Judicial Disposal rate fordomestic violence13.7%14% Judicial Disposals15.0%BV153 AThe percentage of reporteddomestic violence incidentswhere there was a power ofarrest, in which an arrest wasmade relating to the incident20.6%No target set21.8%BV153 BOf BV153A what percentageinvolved partner-on-partnerviolenceN/ANo target setData not availableThere is nomonitoringmechanismcurrently in placefor this indicatorBV154Percentage of reporteddomestic violence incidentsthat involved victims of areported domestic violenceincident in the previoustwelve monthsRelevant data notavailablePercentage to bemonitored14.9%The monitoringsystem forthis indicatorwas underdevelopmentand test during2000/01.So limited dataavailableRapePPThe Judicial Disposal ratefor rape offences18.6%25% Judicial Disposals22.5%Child SexAbusePPThe Judicial Disposal rate forchild sex abuse offences24.6%35% Judicial Disposals26.0%PPThe percentage of boroughsthat have run child protectioninitiatives in partnership withother agenciesNot available60% of Boroughs100%
<strong>MPA</strong>19Three of the five hate crime JD targets were achieved during2001/02, with an improved performance on four indicators. It isnoteworthy that the boroughs that met the targets also have highervictim satisfaction levels for race crime and a smaller gap betweenthis level, and that of all victim satisfaction types.Race crimeThe MPS’ commitment to tackling racist crime is seen through theestablishment of borough based Community Safety Units and thecontinued strength of the Corporate Racial and Violent Crime TaskForce under the Diversity Directorate.The second MPS Diversity Strategy ‘Protect and Respect – EverybodyBenefits’ was launched by the Commissioner at the Queen ElizabethII Conference Centre in April. Also during the year the DiversityDirectorate produced corporate policy on Stop and Search, FamilyLiaison and Domestic Violence.RapeThe judicial disposal target for 2001/02 was not met, but the ratehas improved by four percent. However the target was set assumingthat there would be Haven funding, which in the event was not found*.In total, ten boroughs across the MPS achieved the JD rate of 25%.For Haven boroughs the figures improved by around three percent.Project Sapphire commenced in January 2001 following extensiveconsultation both within and outside the Service and in responseto the objectives contained in the Policing and Performance Plan.The project focuses on improving the MPS's performance on rapeinvestigation and significantly enhancing the care given to victimsacross London.The MPS Sexual Offences Investigative Techniques (SOIT) trainedofficers have been identified as best practice by the Her Majesty’sInspector of Constabulary.Child sex abuseThe 35% judicial disposal target for 2001/02 was not reached.It was acknowledged early in the planning year that errors hadoccurred in the target setting process.Looking at judicial disposal performance, there was a 7.7% reductionin the actual number of JDs. There has been a gradual increase (5.7%)in the number of child sex abuse offences recorded in the last twoplanning years. However, when looking more closely at the judicialdisposal rate in 2001/02 there has been an upward trend particularlysince November 2001, which gives grounds for optimism.* The Haven at Kings College HospitalCamberwell, is a unique partnershipbetween the MPS and NHS trust. Itprovides forensic medical examination,screening for sexually transmittedinfections, contraception, counsellingand aftercare for sexual assault victims.The MPS hoped to develop Havens inpartnership with other NHS trusts toprovide a pan-London service.<strong>MPA</strong>/MPS annual report 2001/02
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