Governance & Organisational Structure

Managed by an Executive Council in accordance with the Society's bye-laws, supported by standing committees and editorial boards.

Leadership

Executive Council

Office bearers will be announced once the Council is constituted.

Position	Name	Affiliation
President	To be announced	To be announced
Vice-President	To be announced	To be announced
General Secretary	To be announced	To be announced
Joint Secretary	To be announced	To be announced
Treasurer	To be announced	To be announced
Executive Members	To be announced	To be announced

Committees

Six Standing Committees

Publications

Oversees Crime Prism and other publications of the Society.

Conference & Events

Plans and executes the Society's academic calendar.

Training & Certification

Develops and quality-assures courses and programmes.

Membership

Scrutinises applications and maintains the member directory.

Student Affairs

Drives initiatives for the student community.

Ethics

Upholds research integrity and professional conduct.

Code of Ethics

The Standards We Hold Ourselves To

All members, office bearers, authors, reviewers and collaborators of the Society are expected to uphold the highest standards of professional and research ethics. In particular, the Society is committed to:

Integrity and honesty in research, publication and professional practice, including zero tolerance for plagiarism, data fabrication and manipulation.
Respect for rights, dignity and privacy of research participants, victims and vulnerable groups, with mandatory ethical approval for research involving human or animal subjects.
Fairness, confidentiality and freedom from conflict of interest in peer review and editorial decisions.
Compliance with applicable laws, including those relating to data protection and child protection.
Non-discrimination and equal opportunity in all activities of the Society.

Questions About Governance?

Write to the Society for a copy of the bye-laws or details of the Executive Council.