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The Law Enforcement Data Service (LEDS) is a service being delivered by The National Law Enforcement Data Programme (NLEDP)[1] to modernise how law enforcement data is held and accessed across UK law enforcement. It is the responsibility of the UK Home Office and is intended to replace core functions of the Police National Computer (PNC).
LEDS is structured as a set of digital services rather than a single monolithic system. It separates national data into three primary components[2]. The LEDS Person Service holds information relating to individuals, including identity data, wanted and missing person records, bail conditions, court orders, warnings, and disqualifications. The LEDS Vehicle Service holds vehicle-related data, including registration details and markers such as stolen status. These services are built using modern cloud-based infrastructure. In addition to the Person Service and Vehicle Service, there is a Property Service intended to hold national records of seized, lost, found, and recovered property, including links to investigations and outcomes. This replaces functionality historically delivered through the PNC property database.
Similar to the Police National Computer, LEDS will have 4 core product services.
References
- ^ "5 December 2024: Law Enforcement Data Service Programme Accounting Officer Assessment". GOV.UK. Retrieved 2026-02-05.
- ^ "Introduction to the guidance | College of Policing". www.college.police.uk. 2023-03-31. Retrieved 2026-02-05.
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