We believe that having a constitution is important, because without a written understanding, people could easily find themselves at cross purposes and then the job of the Association would not get done. It also serves as a reference, and helps to resolve problems in times of controversy.
The document shows that the Association is democratic and accountable by having a clear procedure by which decisions are made.
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It is always important that we take time to think about crime prevention.
Preventing crime is the first of nine principles set out by Sir Robert Peel in 1829 when he established the modern day police force. That first principle forms the basis for the crime prevention advice offered by Suffolk Constabulary by way of an A-Z of of crime prevention which offers advice and checklists for people to consider.
Help deter the number of thefts of power tools.
These crimes mainly consist of burglaries to sheds, garages and works vans.
By securing, marking and registering your tools (SMART) it will help to deter and solve any crimes.
Owners should consider recording serial numbers of their tools, as it gives the constabulary a great start investigating any theft. Quite often the constabulary get left with tools that have been recovered, but are unable to be traced to the owners so that they can be returned.