Strategic Awareness | Flashcards

What is the commissioners overview and strategic direction of the police

What is prevention first

What is "turning the tide"

What are the aims of safer communities

"be safe; feel safe"

What is the police mission

Police outcomes

Protected Communities

What impacts does that have

Police outcomes

What are the impacts of improved road safety

Police outcomes

What are the impacts of LESS CRIME

Police outcomes

What are the impacts of a
MORE VALUED SERVICES

How to police contribute to Government goals

Police main contributions across government: Social

Reduce FV, identify and support at risk people (esp children and youth)

Police main contributions across government: ROAD SAFETY

"Safer journeys"

Police main contributions across government: JUSTICE

Reduce Crime and Harm
Hold offenders to account

What is prevention first?

What does Prevention First
require staff to do?

In order for police to achieve Prevention First, actions need to be developed to enable police to:

What are the four components of deploying to beat demand

Understanding and responding to the drivers of crime

What are the 6 targeted areas?

Understanding and responding to the drivers of crime

How will police work to achieve this aim

Understanding and responding to the drivers of crime

FAMILIES

What will police do

Understanding and responding to the drivers of crime

YOUTH

What will police do?

Understanding and responding to the drivers of crime

ALCOHOL

What will police do?

Understanding and responding to the drivers of crime

ROAD POLICING

What will police do?

Understanding and responding to the drivers of crime

ORGANISED CRIME and DRUGS

What will police do?

Understanding and responding to the drivers of crime

CHANGE MINDSET OF POLICE

What will police do?

POLICE VALUED
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Principals of the

POLICING ACT

What is the function of the police

CODE of CONDUCT

Who prescribed it and what does it expect

CODE of CONDUCT

What is the duty of employees in relation to the code

CODE of CONDUCT

What does it govern

CODE of CONDUCT

How does it deal with sanctions

COMMAND and CONTROL

Police MUST obey and be guided by what?

Who may police not act under orders of?

ACTING APPOINTMENTS

EVIDENCE of AUTHORITY

When must you surrender your Police ID

EVIDENCE of AUTHORITY

Any questions arising as to the right of any constable to hold or execute their office;-

DELEGATED AUTHORITY

SERVICE EXCELLENCE

"Making every contact count"
People and victim focus

What is a citizen centred approach mean

The 6 drivers of satisfaction

"PEOPLE"

Satisfaction survey

in 2014, 84% persons satisfied or very satisfied with service

Who does the code of conduct apply to?

CODE of CONDUCT

SELF test

What does the "S" represent

CODE of CONDUCT

SELF test

What does the "E represent

CODE of CONDUCT

SELF test

What does the "L" represent

CODE of CONDUCT

SELF test

What does the "F" represent

Code of Conduct actions and behaviour principals

SAFETY

Code of Conduct actions and behaviour principals

INFORMATION

Breach of the Code of Conduct

What factors are taken into account to determine if there is a breach and how serious it may be...

CODE of CONDUCT

What is "misconduct"

CODE of CONDUCT

What is "serious misconduct"

EARLY INTERVENTION

What is the purpose

EARLY INTERVENTION

What is the aim

EARLY INTERVENTION

Is it a disciplinary tool

EARLY INTERVENTION

What are the 4 stages?

EARLY INTERVENTION

What is the IDENTIFICATION phase?

EARLY INTERVENTION

What is the data kept?

EARLY INTERVENTION

What does the ANALYSIS phase occur?

EARLY INTERVENTION

What is the INTERVENTION phase?

EARLY INTERVENTION

What is the IDENTIFICATION meeting involve?

EARLY INTERVENTION

Does the employee have to participate in an early intervention?

What happens if they refuse?

EARLY INTERVENTION

What is the FEEDBACK' stage?