Part 2: Police Complaints, Discipline and Inspection Chapter 2: Police Super-Complaints Section 25: Power to make super-complaints
This section inserts new section 29A into the 2002 Act to provide a power for designated bodies to make super-complaints about any aspect of policing in England and Wales that causes significant harm to the interests of the public. A super-complaint will be made initially to Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary ("HMCIC").
	Super-complaints will be distinct from complaints made under Part 2 of the 2002 Act. Part 2 complaints are concerned with individual incidents and individual complainants. A super-complaint, on the other hand, is a report submitted by a designated body (see below) about a systemic issue in policing.
	For example, a charity, designated for this purpose, could become aware of a problem with how the police handle a specific issue. They would gather evidence for this and submit a detailed report to HMIC, outlining both the evidence and the harm caused. The super-complaints regime applies not just to the 43 territorial forces in England and Wales but also to the NCA, Ministry of Defence Police, Civil Nuclear Constabulary and British Transport Police (see new section 29A(3)).