The BCACP has over twenty Standing and Special Purpose Committees that focus on a variety of issues. These include:
- BC Law Enforcement Memorial
- Canadian Association Of Chiefs Of Police (CACP)
- Child Advocacy
- Cops For Kids/Cops For Cancer
- Counter-Terrorism & National Security
- Crime Prevention, Community Safety Well Being
- Crown Police Liaison
- Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
- Drugs Committee
- Financial Institutions
- Human Trafficking
- Law Enforcement Torch Run
- Leadership Conference
- Liquor Control & Licensing
- Member Resiliency
- Mental Health & Addictions
- Missing Women’s Inquiry
- National Police Service
- Organized Crime
- Police Emergency Alerts
- Police Modernization
- Police Response to Homelessness
- Police Training Steering Committee (PTSC)
- Policing With Indigenous People
- Professional Standards / Ethics & Integrity
- Regional Operations Police Managers (ROPMC)
- Related Committees
- Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence
- Street Checks
- Traffic Safety
Associate Membership may be granted to applicants employed by police agencies in the province or who are involved in a restricted sphere of law enforcement and whose membership would contribute to the objectives of the Association.
Associate Membership is intended for individuals whose work aligns with and contributes to the objectives of the Association and public safety priorities. Membership is not intended to serve as a platform for commercial marketing, promotion, or business development.
For greater certainty this includes:
- The senior person responsible for security in British Columbia for financial institutions of the Bank Act.
- One security representative from banks that carry on business in British Columbia.
- Senior officials of the government of Canada and British Columbia and of Crown Corporations of Canada and British Columbia who have a significant role in law enforcement.
- Police officers employed by police agencies in the province who do not otherwise qualify to be Active Members.
- Civilian professionals employed by police agencies in the province who do not otherwise qualify to be Active Members.
- But does not include persons in a restricted sphere of law enforcement, which is primarily commercial in nature.
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