What is the MAPPA process?

What is the MAPPA process?

MAPPA stands for Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements and it is the process through which various agencies such as the police, the Prison Service and Probation work together to protect the public by managing the risks posed by violent and sexual offenders living in the community.

What makes a case MAPPA eligible?

MAPPA Eligible Offenders – Offenders defined in law as eligible for MAPPA management, because they have committed specified sexual and/or violent offences and/or they currently pose a risk of serious harm to the public.

How many levels of MAPPA are there?

three levels
There are three levels of MAPPA management. They are mainly based upon the level of multi- agency co-operation required but higher risk cases tend to be managed at the higher levels. Offenders will move up and down the levels as appropriate.

What does MAPPA 3 mean?

• Category 3 – Dangerous Offenders (who do not qualify for Cat 1 and. 2) but pose serious harm. * Those Cautioned/Warned/Reprimanded or Found Guilty.

How effective is MAPPA?

Amongst new MAPPA eligible offenders assessed as having a high risk of reoffending there was a 20% (17 percentage points) reduction in one year proven reoffending between 2000 and 2010, with the reoffending rate falling from 83% to 66%.

Who is responsible for managing Level 1 offenders under MAPPA?

The National Probation Service
The National Probation Service (NPS) is responsible for the management of all MAPPA offenders aged 18 or over subject to statutory supervision the community.

What is a Category 1 offender?

Category 1 is for people who have committed sex offences and who have been placed on the sex offenders’ register. Category 2 is for violent offenders sentenced to imprisonment for 12 months or more or kept under hospital orders.

What is a Schedule 5 offence?

19 Offences listed in Schedule 5 of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977, as amended, including treason, and forms of murder, attempted murder, and rape and a number of drug and corruption-related offences.

What are Schedule 7 Offences?

A Schedule 7 offence is generally slightly more serious than that for which police may fix bail under section 59: for example, culpable homicide, assault, grievous bodily harm, robbery, theft and fraud (where the amount involved does not exceed R20,000) and possession of drugs.

Does MAPPA reduce reoffending?

The primary focus of MAPPA is public protection and the prevention of serious harm, which are, in part, achieved through reductions in serious reoffending.

What is the difference between Marac and MAPPA?

The MAPPA meeting should take precedence over the MARAC. The reason for this is that MAPPA, unlike MARAC, is a statutory set of arrangements and can assist with securing the right allocation of resources. The quality of the MAPPA RMP will be enhanced with the additional information that the IDVA and others can provide.

What are smart KPI’s?

The acronym “SMART KPI” stands for “Key Performance Indicators” which are “Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-Bound.” SMART KPIs are measurable metrics used to assess employee and company performance. When companies talk about SMART KPIs, what they mean is that KPIs should be:

How do you set KPIs and performance measures?

Step 1: Get very clear about what a KPI or performance measure truly is, and isn’t. Step 2: Evaluate your existing KPIs and performance measures to decide what to keep and what to cull. Step 3: Make sure your goals are measurable before you develop performance measures. Step 4: Don’t use brainstorming to set KPIs!

What are meaningful KPIs and why do they matter?

Meaningful KPIs or performance measures have a specific definition, like this one I created decades ago: “A performance measure is a quantification that provides objective evidence of the degree to which a performance result is occurring over time .”

Should you set KPI targets for your business?

Remember that every successful KPI must have a target associated with it. Don’t be afraid to set aggressive targets. For example, if you want to measure the number of accurate deliveries within a service window, you’ll need to set your target for accurate deliveries, and then use your measure to determine whether or not you’ve met your goal.

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