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[@KevinIreland11]

I suppose this is probably another blockage reason but a common one is that officers just don't have the time to do all the things they are asked to do. As you sometimes say 'If everything is a priority then nothing is a priority' and unfortunately this has become the norm. When you are expected to all sorts of extra tasks on top of everything else something has to give and some things just can't be done.

[@bluelightconsultancy]

Indeed - it’s an external to the individual blockage - the job of a good sergeant is to direct efforts towards the priorities and steer officers away from those incidents / demand that aren’t priority - that’s easy to say but tough to do!