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Lack of flexibility is bad, then maybe this is the answer - issue them all with a foam batons. It's bound to be the cheapest option too, as they are only a few quid each on Ebay so 2 birds with 1 stone

Newsflash - Public sector uses procurement whether it be the Police, MOD or Councils. Each one will use it's own procurement arrangements and they will have put out appeals for companies to tender for those contracts and this will mean that there will be therefore a variation in the price that...

So several posts refer to procurement however the discussion can't be widened on this and has to stay focused solely on night sticks as it is something that can be used to bash ... the Tories ?

??? - I suggest you read the whole reply. No mention of the police at all, or their equipment but it was a general reply about the issues with the procurement process, and also to the point about the suggestion to have 'cheapest' price rules in place during procurement "All you’d have to do...

A big drawback to that is that cheapest isn't always best. For example why buy some piece of equipment for £300 that will break within 2 years when they can buy one for £350 that will last a decade or longer? The biggest issue is that there is a lack of flexibility when it comes to public...