"At the same time, we want to encourage those with skills in particular demand, such as those with specialist IT or accountancy skills, to work alongside police officers to investigate cyber or financial crime, and help officers and staff fight crime more widely".
"There is more that volunteers can do," said May. "This government wants to encourage those with skills in particular demand, such as those with specialist IT or accountancy skills, to get involved and help the police to investigate cyber or financial crime and, as their experience grows, to enable them to play a greater part in investigations.
The UK's trade in services, which covers areas such as IT and accountancy, ranks second behind the US in terms of its share of global exports, according to a report from the forecasting group EY ITEM Club.
The UK Border Agency struggled on until, with its chief executive Rob Whiteman going (to head the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy), it too became integral to the main department.
But it's the accountancy - or the way that the company recorded its revenues and hence profits - that has exercised analysts for years.
It was simple accountancy.
Now it's just accountancy".
If it's an accountancy firm then that behaviour might not be looked on as favourably.
Second, unlike, say, law or accountancy, it has no agreed standards; anybody can call himself a consultant and start dispensing management wisdom.
Given that it involves both accountancy and cuckoldry, he may have a point, and the twitchy Gibson is the heir of a hundred other movie mice, headed by Jack Lemmon in "The Apartment".
