A5.404 Independent Police Complaints CommissionGeneralThe Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) was established by the Police Reform Act 2002 to deal with complaints and allegations of misconduct against the police in England and Wales. IIts remit includes HMRC, and it has powers to investigate the most serious complaints and allegations of misconduct made against HMRC staff in England and Wales. It also has a guardianship role over the HMRC complaints system. HMRC are therefore subject to the same standards of independent, external scrutiny established for the police and other law enforcement agencies.The IPCC does not replace existing HMRC complaints
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) was established by the Police Reform Act 2002 to deal with complaints and allegations of misconduct against the police in England and Wales. IIts remit includes HMRC, and it has powers to investigate the most serious complaints and allegations of misconduct made against HMRC staff in England and Wales. It also has a guardianship role over the HMRC complaints system. HMRC are therefore subject to the same standards of independent, external scrutiny established for the police and other law enforcement agencies.
The IPCC does not replace existing HMRC complaints
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