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Perhaps most boldly of all, Lamothe says that police reforms have increased public confidence in the institution and made Haiti "among the safest countries in the Americas".
Even the legal profession has embraced regulatory reform and become more open and accountable – engendering increased public confidence and protecting the interests of those working in the sector.
Three years on, that figure had leapt 124% to 1,649 – a result, he thinks, of increased public confidence in the police.
"The police have a difficult job to do, but evidence from other police forces shows that fairer use of stop and search can go hand in hand with crime reduction and increased public confidence," said Wadham.
The extension of such 'hate crimes' to cover attacks motivated by somebody's religion, sexuality, disability or gender has also increased public confidence in the willingness of the police to tackle this kind of crime.
In a statement Fahy said: "I have led the force through four years of budget cuts and staffing reductions but despite this, we have achieved significant improvements in service, increased public confidence and reduced crime and antisocial behaviour.
