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Watchdog warns of public safety risks from electronic tagging expansion in England and Wales · Cyprus Report

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Watchdog warns of public safety risks from electronic tagging expansion in England and Wales

1 sourceFirst reported 12 days agoUpdated 12 days ago

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The National Audit Office has raised concerns that the planned expansion of electronic tagging in England and Wales may compromise public safety.
The watchdog emphasizes that the current electronic tagging system requires significant upgrades prior to any expansion efforts.
This initiative aims to alleviate overcrowding in prisons but faces scrutiny regarding its implementation and effectiveness.
The report highlights existing shortcomings in the electronic tagging system that could potential jeopardize community safety.
Authorities are being urged to address these deficiencies before moving forward with the planned extension of the tagging program.

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Expansion of electronic tagging in England and Wales will put public at risk, watchdog warnsThe Guardian · 12 days ago

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The National Audit Office has raised concerns that the planned expansion of electronic tagging in England and Wales may compromise public safety.
The watchdog emphasizes that the current electronic tagging system requires significant upgrades prior to any expansion efforts.
This initiative aims to alleviate overcrowding in prisons but faces scrutiny regarding its implementation and effectiveness.
The report highlights existing shortcomings in the electronic tagging system that could potential jeopardize community safety.
Authorities are being urged to address these deficiencies before moving forward with the planned extension of the tagging program.

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