The application of the Threshold Test must be kept under review. The following approach must be adopted in all Threshold Test cases:

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The evidential stage

creating shared action plans that are both proportionate and necessary, with agreed timescales for the completion of any work. There must be a justification for each action linked to an issue in the case – evidential; case progression or sentence; 12 an officer who has viewed the audio-visual material must provide a summary 98 of the recording including the counter times for the evidential sections. Where a number of individuals are involved in an incident, this summary should identify them and explain their roles.

the reasons why both the evidential and public interest stages of the Full Code Test 112 are met; orthe rationale for charging, both evidential and public interest, including an assessment of any defence or explanation offered by the suspect; This information will be proportionate to the issues in the case and the complexity of the case. 34 Where a Not Guilty Plea is anticipated and either the referral is made for a charging decision on the Full Code Test or a file is submitted to the CPS after the police have authorised charge in accordance with DG6 on the Full Code Test;

if they differ in a material respect, statements should be provided in respect of each such witness (key). Advice may be sought before a charging decision is requested or may be given as part of the charging process. Where advice is given prior to a request for a charging decision it is regarded as “early advice”. Any later consultation and advice, beyond the charging stage, takes place as part of the continuous engagement process that is expected between the police and the prosecutor in an ongoing prosecution.Further guidance is provided on each of the specific classes of evidence at Annex 7. Victims and witnesses 110 Key evidence is the evidence to be relied upon by the prosecution to establish the elements of the offence to be proved, including the identity of the offender and any relevant state of mind, together with any other evidence that can further strengthen the case by contradicting or otherwise undermining any explanation raised by the suspect. Custody Time Limits are set at the preliminary stages of a case to ensure that it is progressed expeditiously and to avoid defendants remaining in custody for an excessive period. Custody cases need to be monitored and prioritised as failure to do so may result in a defendant being released from custody. Any failure to progress such cases should be escalated in accordance with local arrangements. 80 Effective joint case progression of custody cases will ensure that the public are protected and defendants are not released from custody through any act or default of the police or prosecutor. Case review

A proper understanding of the meaning and scope of key evidence will enable officers to determine, with greater accuracy, which statements and exhibits should be submitted in support of a charging decision, or as part of the information required for the initial court hearing. This will ensure a proportionate approach and reduce the potential for requests for additional material. making charging decisions and providing advice and guidance in accordance with the Code and this Guidance, and within agreed time periods; their specific assurance that they have considered the impact of potentially disclosable material on the decision to charge, including any unexamined material or material that could be obtained through further reasonable lines of inquiry. 26 With two 26650 Li-ion batteries, the MG10 boasts a superfast recycling time of only 1.5 seconds (3.5 seconds when using AA batteries), and is also equipped with a 9W LED modelling light for studio shoots, as well as being fully compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony, Micro Four Thirds and Leica systems. It also features a micro SD card slot, allowing users to easily update the firmware themselves when needed.The CPS and the police will monitor compliance with this guidance through jointly agreed performance management arrangements These must include regular consideration of national and local charging performance; issues and data. Prosecutors must be satisfied that there are reasonable grounds to believe that the continuing investigation will provide further evidence, within a reasonable period of time, so that when all the evidence is considered together, including material which may point away from as well as towards a particular suspect, it is capable of establishing a realistic prospect of conviction in accordance with the Full Code Test.