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| Four to contest Orde's PSNI post | Four to contest Orde's PSNI post |
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| A new Northern Ireland chief constable is due to be appointed later, with four candidates vying to replace Sir Hugh Orde. | |
| The only local contender is Jim Gamble, head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre. | The only local contender is Jim Gamble, head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre. |
| The others are Jon Stoddart, head of Durham police, Paul West, West Mercia Police and Matt Baggott, chief constable of Leicestershire. | The others are Jon Stoddart, head of Durham police, Paul West, West Mercia Police and Matt Baggott, chief constable of Leicestershire. |
| Bernard Hogan-Howe of Merseyside Police, withdrew from the shortlist. | Bernard Hogan-Howe of Merseyside Police, withdrew from the shortlist. |
| Each of the four candidates will be subject to a 90 minute interview during which they will have to make a presentation on a policing theme. | Each of the four candidates will be subject to a 90 minute interview during which they will have to make a presentation on a policing theme. |
| The interviewing panel is to consist of Policing Board chairman Barry Gilligan, vice-chairman Brian Rea and MLAs Alex Maskey, Dolores Kelly, Ian Paisley Jr and Leslie Cree. | The interviewing panel is to consist of Policing Board chairman Barry Gilligan, vice-chairman Brian Rea and MLAs Alex Maskey, Dolores Kelly, Ian Paisley Jr and Leslie Cree. |
| Their decision will have to be approved by the Secretary of State Shaun Woodward before being made public at around 1930 BST on Tuesday. | Their decision will have to be approved by the Secretary of State Shaun Woodward before being made public at around 1930 BST on Tuesday. |
| The post attracts an annual salary of £183,954. | The post attracts an annual salary of £183,954. |