As well as getting their questions answered by Bill Longmore and David Shaw, others will also be able to watch responses either live or at a later date.
Mr Longmore said: “I would very much welcome your views on my proposals, as set out in the draft Police and Crime Plan, available to view on my website www.westmercia-pcc.gov.uk, and in particular my proposed aims, objectives and measures of success. Do you think I have got these right? Do you think I have missed anything important out?
“I am also required to set a budget and notify the Police and Crime Panel of my proposed precept by 1 February 2013. I would therefore welcome your views on the precept options which include no increase, a 1% increase or a 2% increase.
“This live webcast offers you the ideal opportunity to get your questions answered and I’d encourage as many of you as possible to get involved and help shape the future of the policing service in your area.”
To take part in the webcast people must email westmerciapcc@gmail.com. Questions can be emailed in advance or during the webcast. Any questions not answered at the webcast will be responded to after.
The final plan has to be published by the end of March 2013 following consultation with the Police and Crime Panel. A police budget for the financial year beginning in April must also be put in place by then.
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