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Chief Police Officers Evidence to SSRB 2026-2027

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Summary

The Home Office has submitted evidence to the Senior Salaries Review Body for the 2026-2027 pay round covering chief police officers in England and Wales. The Senior Salaries Review Body must consider evidence from multiple sources when providing advice on senior public sector pay. This document forms part of the annual pay review process for senior police leadership positions.

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What changed

The Home Office has published its evidence submission to the Senior Salaries Review Body for the 2026-2027 pay round. The submission specifically addresses compensation for chief police officers in England and Wales. The Senior Salaries Review Body uses such evidence alongside input from other sources to formulate independent recommendations on senior public sector pay.

Affected parties including police forces, chief police officers, and government bodies should monitor for the SSRB's subsequent pay recommendations. This evidence submission is part of the routine annual pay review cycle and does not create immediate compliance obligations.

What to do next

  1. Monitor for SSRB pay recommendations for chief police officers

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Policy paper

Evidence to the SSRB, 2026 to 2027: chief police officers

This document has been submitted to the Senior Salaries Review Body (SSRB) for the 2026 to 2027 pay round.

From: Home Office and Senior Salaries Review Body Published 27 March 2026 Get emails about this page

Applies to England and Wales


Documents

Home Office evidence to the Senior Salaries Review Body, 2026 to 2027: chief police officers (accessible)

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Home Office evidence to the Senior Salaries Review Body, 2026 to 2027: chief police officers

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Details

The Senior Salaries Review Body must consider evidence from a variety of sources when giving advice on pay, including the Home Office.

This document is the evidence submission from the Home Office and covers chief police officers in England and Wales.

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Classification

Agency
SSRB
Published
March 27th, 2026
Instrument
Notice
Legal weight
Non-binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor

Who this affects

Applies to
Government agencies Law enforcement
Industry sector
9211 Government & Public Administration
Activity scope
Pay and compensation review Public sector salary recommendations
Geographic scope
United Kingdom GB

Taxonomy

Primary area
Employment & Labor
Operational domain
Finance
Topics
Public Administration

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