• Met departments have been obliged to sign a "memorandum of understanding" amid concern that some units have been reluctant to share information with others.
• Two 24-hour operations offices have been set up, one to coordinate officers engaged in territorial or borough policing and another for the serious crime directorate, which deals with major and organised crime.
The Met has been forced to devise a forcewide policy for dealing with intelligence. An operating procedure for "threats to life" has been created and placed on a database for officers to access.
Measures have also been taken to ensure officers can track what advice and intelligence has been shared and to ascertain where and when. It is known that some exchanges relating to the Fearon case were never recorded.
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