their own functions effectively. Facilities Police officers and staff operate from the Police Force Headquarters at Wootton Hall in Northampton as well an additional six smaller stations based in: Corby, Daventry, Kettering, Northampton, Wellingborough and Weston Favell. There are also two Justice Centres: Criminal Justice Centre (Brackmills) - This is a base for police support staff, officers and also has a custody centre. Weekley Wood Justice Centre (Kettering) - This is a base for police support staff, officer and also has a custody centre. Weekley Wood is also a joint base for administrative staff of the Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service. Organisation The force is led by the chief constable, and is composed of: The chief officers and Force Command Team; Crime and Justice Command; Force Support Departments; East Midlands Police Collaboration; and, Multi-Force Shared Services. PEEL inspection Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) conducts a periodic police effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy (PEEL) inspection of each police service's performance. In its latest PEEL inspection, Northamptonshire Police was rated as follows: Personnel and ranks Northamptonshire Police employ around 2,207 people; Police Officers: 1,278 (sworn) Police Community Support Officers: 97 (un-sworn) Police Staff: 832 (un-sworn) But are also supported by sworn and un-sworn volunteers; Special Constables: 193 (sworn) Police Support Volunteers: 14 (un-sworn) Regular members The term regular member, or "Regular", refers to the more than 1,220 regular police constables who are trained, attested and paid officers of the Force, and include all the ranks from Constable to Chief Constable. They are responsible for investigating crime, and have the authority to make arrests. Regulars are responsible for general policing duties and serve in a variety of operational and administrative roles within the Force, including: major crime investigations, emergency response, forensic identification, forensic collision reconstruction, bike patrol, explosives disposal and police dog services. Also included are administrative roles including corporate services (finance, HR, etc.), policy analysis, public affairs and professional standards. In law, every member of a police force is a constable whatever their actual rank, in the sense that, despite being a low-ranking or high-ranking officer, all have the same powers of arrest. The basic police powers of arrest and search of an ordinary Constable are identical to those of a superintendent or chief constable; however certain higher ranks are given administrative powers to authorise certain police actions. In England and Wales, these include the powers to: