This year’s Post Incident Procedure (PIP) Seminar will focus on the journey of the Key Police Witness (KPW) - exploring the emotional toll, potential legal vulnerabilities, and how we can better support those involved.
We’ll also highlight the critical role of the Federation Representative, with welfare and well-being at the heart of the process.
Whether you're new to PIP or looking to deepen your understanding, this seminar offers valuable insights and practical takeaways.
The seminar will be facilitated by Leigh Godfrey, PIP Lead at Police Federation of England and Wales.
➡️ Last few places available - email events@polfed.org to book
Speakers
Chief Constable Simon Chesterman OBE, QPM
Civil Nuclear Constabulary
Fiona Gabbert
Professor of Applied Psychology & Director of the Forensic Psychology Unit at Goldsmiths, University of London
Chief Inspector Pete Dearden
Met Police PIM
Tony Williams
Managing Director - JNP Legal
Leigh Godfrey
Post Incident Procedure Lead - PFEW
Gareth Nicholson
Head of Marketing and Communications - PFEW
Mukund Krishna
CEO - PFEW
Rob Newbould
Partner - Blackfords
12:00
Registration opens
13:00
Welcome
Leigh Godfrey
13:05
Session 1 - The importance of PIP
Chief Constable Simon Chesterman OBE, QPM
13:15
Session 2 - How not to start a PIP
The value of PIM or early Federation advice when a PIP has been called.
Pete Dearden
14:15
Session 3 – Memory – or is it?
Fiona Gabbert
14:30
Break
14:45
Session 4 – Body Worn Video
Legal input on Body Worn Video.
Rob Newbould
15:30
Session 5 – Panel Discussion
Debate on Body Worn Video
Chief Constable Simon Chesterman OBE, QPM
Tony Williams
Chief Inspector Pete Dearden
Fiona Gabbert
16:45
Close of Day One
18:00
Networking Dinner
Wind down the day with good food, great company, and plenty of conversation! Dinner will be served from 6:00pm, with drinks available from the bar. Take the chance to chat with fellow delegates and say hello to our sponsors in a relaxed setting.
09:15
Welcome back
Leigh Godfrey
09:20
Session 6 – Copped Enough
How the Federation's national Copped Enough campaign intertwines with all areas of policing.
Gareth Nicholson
09:30
Session 7 – Inquest – what to expect
Getting PIP right will pay dividends at inquest. Representation... Fed or Force?
Tony Williams
10:15
Break
10:30
Session 8 – PIP – Lessons learned a case study
Case review - three KPW’s and the PIM share perspectives on a harrowing TVP incident
⚠️ Trigger Warning
Please be advised that this session will include the discussion and presentation of graphic and potentially distressing content, including images and videos, investigation details and forensic evidence. Topics may involve violence, trauma and other sensitive material that some attendees may find upsetting.
This content is intended for educational and professional purposes only. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.
If you feel uncomfortable at any point, please do not hesitate to step out or speak to a member of the PFEW Events team for support.
11:45
Session 9 – Question and Answer session on the TVP Case study
12:15
Session 10 – Closing comments
Mukund Krishna
12:30
Close
A grab and go lunch will be provided for all delegates.
To book as a Federation Rep, please contact your local branch in the first instance.
The cost for Force delegates is £310.00 + VAT per person
The cost for Commercial delegates is £410.00 + VAT per person
The cost includes: attendance at the seminar over two days | one nights' accommodation bed and breakfast | grab and go lunch on day two | evening meal | tea & coffee throughout.
Last few places available. Please email events@polfed.org to check availability.
A special thanks to all our sponsors
