CDRPs have own organisational problems
DATs have become entangled in the problems facing CDRPs, which a Home Office review found to be frequently ineffectual, weighed down by bureaucracy and either out of touch with, or invisible to, the communities they are supposed to be protecting.
Review of the partnership provisions of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998: report of findings, 2005.
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CDRPs have own organisational problems
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