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The Home Office is responsible for overseeing the powers of the police when protests occur.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 8
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The Home Office is responsible for overseeing the powers of the police when protests occur.

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  1. Police used powers during protests in Burgess Hill, while the Home Office retained responsibility for the camp site.Sub-event
  2. Government demands review of police protest handling in Kent.Sub-event
  3. Home Office oversees police powers regarding protests.1 source

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