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The Gay Police Association (GPA) was a British police staff association representing gay and bisexual police officers and staff across the United Kingdom's 52 police forces. Founded in 1990 as LAGPA, it adopted its current name in 2001. The GPA campaigned for equal treatment of LGBT officers within UK policing and gained public attention in 2006 over a controversial advertising campaign that drew a record number of complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority. Following a decline in activity and a funding cut linked to government austerity measures, the national GPA voted to dissolve in 2014, with its role largely taken over by the National LGBT+ Police Network in 2015. A separate branch in Scotland continued independently and was reformed as the Scottish LGBTI Police Association in 2016.
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