Multi Agency Public Safety Plans

Keeping Communities Safe: Multi-agency Public
Protection Arrangements
Home Office Press Release
23 October 2006
Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA) are a proven
way to identify and manage violent and sexual offenders, Gerry
Sutcliffe, Under-Secretary of State for criminal justice and
offender management said today.  This is the fifth year in which
annual reports by the 42 Responsible Areas in England and Wales
have been published. They highlight the work undertaken through
MAPPA to protect communities from the risk posed by dangerous
offenders.

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