Tom McNeil

Assistant Police & Crime Commissioner at West Midlands Police & Crime Commissioner’s Office

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Assistant Police & Crime Commissioner, West Midlands Police & Crime Commissioner’s Office
Policy Fellow, Centre for Science and Policy

Tom is a lawyer and is the Assistant Police & Crime Commissioner in the West Midlands Police & Crime Commissioner's Office. He leads on a range of policy areas, including the ethics oversight of policing AI such as predictive policing and facial recognition programmes.

Tom also sits on a range of boards including the National Union of Students and various public sector strategic boards with a particular focus on supporting vulnerable children.He is also undertaking a part-time PhD into the role of deliberative democracy and criminal justice.

Dr Matt Pritchard

UK civil service

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