The Future of Policing in the Digital Age Conference 21 June 2016 RUSI, 61 Whitehall, London 0830 Registration and Welcome Coffee

0900 Keynote Address Chair: Dr Karin von Hippel, Director General, Royal United Services Institute Speaker: Chief Constable Stephen Kavanagh, Essex Police, National Police Chiefs' Council

Chair Digital Policing Board and Lead on Digital Investigation and Intelligence

0945 Session One: Demands on Policing in a Digital Age Chair: Robert Beckley, former Deputy Chief Constable and Chief Operating Officer, College

of Policing Speaker: Professor David Wall, Professor of Criminology, University of Leeds

Speaker: Dr Richard Jones, School of Law, Edinburgh University Speaker: Nerys Thomas, Head of Knowledge, Research and Practice, College of Policing

1045 Morning Coffee

1115 Session Two: Digital Investigation and Intelligence – Beyond

Specialist Units

Chair: Chief Constable Stephen Kavanagh, Essex Police, National Police Chiefs' Council Chair Digital Policing Board and Lead on Digital Investigation and Intelligence

Speaker: Professor Robert Bryant, Director of Criminal Justice Practice, Canterbury Christ

Church University

Speaker: Detective Superintendent Brian Quinn, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary Speaker: Catherine Owens, Evidence and Evaluation Adviser, College of Policing

1215 Session Three: Policing Partners – Collaboration and Compatibility

Chair: Robert Leach, Deputy Chief Executive, Police ICT Company Speaker: Jeremy Habberley, Sales Director, Axon Public Safety UK

Speaker: Jennifer Jacques-Williams, Digital Solutions Manager, Bluelightworks Speaker: TBC

1330 Lunch

1430 Session Four: Public Engagement & Policing Virtual Communities

Chair: Sir Stephen House QPM, Senior Associate Fellow, Royal United Services Institute Speaker: Martin Fewell, Director of Media and Communication, Metropolitan Police Service

Speaker: Professor Martin Innes, Director, Universities’ Police Science Institute, Cardiff

University Speaker: TBC

1530 Afternoon Tea

1600 Session Five: Ethical & Legal Frameworks – Policing by Consent in the Digital Domain

Chair: TBC Speaker: Assistant Chief Constable Richard Berry, Gloucestershire Constabulary, NPCC lead

for Communications Data Speaker: Edward Phillips, Principles Lecturer in Law, University of Greenwich Speaker: Dr Katerina Hadjimatheou, University of Warwick, Member of NPCC Independent

Digital Ethics Panel for Policing

1700 Closing Remarks Speaker: Clare Ellis, Research Fellow, National Security and Resilience, Royal United Services

Institute

1730 Conference Drinks Reception