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Effective Proposal Framework

The Probation Service · Corrections and probation · 2025-02-10

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The GOV.UK Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard entry lists The Probation Service's Effective Proposal Framework at phase "production". The record says: The Effective Proposal Framework (EPF) is a digital tool used by Probation Practitioners at two different stages of a person’s sentence.

"The Effective Proposal Framework (EPF) is a digital tool used by Probation Practitioners at two different stages of a person’s sentence. Firstly, it is used if the Probation Service has been asked to assist the court in their sentencing exercise by producing a Pre-Sentence Report (PSR). This requires the Probation Practitioner to interview a person,…"

Status date given by the source: 2025-02-10.

Official record: gov.uk · archived copy
Read: 2026-09-07 · primary document read
Found via: GOV.UK Search API: algorithmic_transparency_record
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