BTP to take control of penalty notices

Following the national roll-out of the government’s Penalty Notices for Disorder scheme, British Transport Police (BTP) will become the latest force to fully implement the Northgate Enforce-ment Solution (NES).

Nov 17, 2005
By David Howell

Following the national roll-out of the government’s Penalty Notices for Disorder scheme, British Transport Police (BTP) will become the latest force to fully implement the Northgate Enforce-ment Solution (NES).

BTP had participated in the pilot phase of the Penalty Notice for Disorder scheme, but the notices issued were processed by another force. To support its commitment to public safety and reassurance, and an increased visibility on Britain’s railways, the force will take over the management of the penalty notices it issues from January 2006.

To allow them to effectively do this they will be using Northgate Information Solutions’ systems that will provide a force-wide software license for NES, an effective hardware platform, full installation services and on-going maintenance.

David Meaden, Managing Director of Public Services at Northgate Information Solutions said: “We are delighted to be working with the British Transport Police, ensuring that officers and back office staff have the tools they need to deal effectively and efficiently with nuisance behaviour on our railways. Through the use of our software, forces will be able to manage their systems more effectively, provide full audit trails and review and improve their performance on an ongoing basis.”

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