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Sir Michael Bichard

Sir Michael Bichard is a British expert in public safety and government accountability. He is best known for leading the inquiry into the 2000 Soham murders, which revealed failures in police and government procedures. His work helped improve systems for sharing criminal records and safeguarding children. Bichard has held senior roles in public service, including Commissioner of the Independent Police Complaints Commission and a government advisor on crime and justice. His expertise has contributed to strengthening policies and practices to protect vulnerable individuals and improve the effectiveness of criminal justice agencies.