Police Scotland Chief Constable Iain Livingstone is stepping down after five years.
He told a Scottish Police Authority meeting of his decision after being in the post since 2018.
“We now have a full leadership team with the experience and capability to continue the progress made and can take confidence from the exceptional role Police Scotland played through Covid, COP26 and the events following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Sir Iain has led the single national Service for six years, as interim Chief from 2017 before being formally appointed as Chief Constable in 2018.
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