Clare’s Law: Supporting Operational Demand Through Data and AI  

As demand on safeguarding teams continues to grow, many forces are facing increasing pressure to deliver Clare’s Law disclosures quickly, consistently, and with appropriate governance.  

Join Simpson Associates and South Wales Police for a practical discussion on the challenges of managing Clare’s Law at scale and how data, AI, and structured workflows can support a more efficient and auditable process.  

This session will explore the realities faced by operational teams today, alongside a demonstration of the art of the possible through the work being explored with South Wales Police. 

In this session, you’ll discover:

• A grounded overview of Clare’s Law, the operational pressures facing forces, and where bottlenecks and risk tend to appear.  
• A practical perspective from South Wales Police on what delivery looks like day-to-day, what “good” looks like in practice, and the changes they’re making to improve consistency and turnaround.
• A proof-of-value demo exploring how data matching and summarisation can support triage, decision-making, governance, and auditability.  
• Time for questions and discussion. 

Who should attend:

• Clare’s Law decision-makers and disclosure authorisers. 
• Data, digital, and analytics leaders responsible for data transformation and enabling better decisions. 
• Domestic violence disclosure teams safeguarding teams.
• Operational owners responsible for end-to-end workflow, service performance, and turnaround. 
• Information governance, compliance, and assurance leads responsible for defensibility and audit trail.
  

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Don’t miss out! 

If you’re currently reviewing or looking to improve your Clare’s Law process, this session will provide a clear, practical starting point. 

Register your place to join the discussion. 

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