What is Our Vision?
To be the safest country
What are Our Goals?
- Safe Homes
- Safe Roads
- Safe Communities
What are Our Functions?
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- Keep the peace
- Maintain public safety
- Law enforcement
- Crime prevention
- Community support & reassurance
- National security
- Police activities outside New Zealand
- Emergency management
What are Our Values?
- Professionalism
- Respect
- Integrity
- Commitment to Maori & the Treaty
- Empathy
- Valuing Diversity
What are Our Priorities?
- Be first, then do
- Deliver the services New Zealanders expect and deserve
- Focused prevention through partnerships
What is Our Purpose?
To ensure everybody can be safe and feel safe
What is Our Mission?
To prevent crime and harm through exceptional policing
What is Our Operating Model?
Prevention First
What are the three pou of Te Huringa o Te Tai
- our people and their mindset
- effective initiatives and improved practice
- effective partnerships
What are the 6 drivers of demand?
1) Families - Whanau
2) Youth - Rangatahi
3) Alcohol
4) Roads
5) Organised crime and drugs
6) Mental health
NOTE:
Youth gangs are not specifically included in the drivers of demand but they’re essentially covered under Youth.
What are the five frameworks in PHPF?
F1 - Strategy F2 - Culture F3 - Leadership F4 - Capability F5 - Performance Management
What does SPT stand for?
Strategic Performance Template
Command & Control
What does CIMS stand for?
Coordinated Incident Management System
Command & Control
Our appreciation format is AFCO. What does that stand for?
Aim
Factors
Courses of action
Outline plan
What does GSMEAC stand for?
Ground Situation Mission Execution Administration and Logistics Command and Signals
Prevention First
What are the three components of the triangle?
- Mindset
- Deploy to BEAT demand
- Target drivers of crime
What does ‘prima facie’ mean?
adjective
- based on the first impression; accepted as correct until proved otherwise.
- “a prima facie case of professional misconduct”
adverb
- on the first impression.
- “the original lessee prima facie remains liable for the payment of the rent”
Crimes Act s.39
Use of force when arresting someone.
39 - K9
Crimes Act s.40
Use of force to prevent escape
0 is a tunnel to escape through.
Crimes Act s.41
Use of force to prevent suicide and offences which will likely cause serious harm to the offender of damage to any property.
41 - no fun
Crimes Act s.42
Use of force to prevent breaches of the peace.
When does a Defendant have a right to a jury trial?
2+ year offences.
How many breaches before arresting a CYP for BOB?
Which section is this?
Breaches on 2 or more previous occasions. Could be different conditions breached.
214A
Is ‘Command’ horizontal or vertical?
Vertical.
Within their agency.
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Chapter 1: Children, Young Persons and their Families **31
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Chapter 1: Family Harm **66
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Chapter 2: Firearms, TASER and procedures **32
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Chapter 2: Sudden Death and procedures **19
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Chapter 2: Policing Act and Victims Rights Act **35
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Chapter 3: Drugs, Mental Health and Alcohol **48
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Chapter 4: Search and Surveillance **59
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Chapter 5: Managing Suspects and Offenders **46
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Chapter 6: Road Policing **69
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Chapter 7: Strategic Awareness **48
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Chapter 7: Staff Management **28
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Chapter 8: Evidence **66
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Chapter 9: Risk Management **11
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Chapter 10: Command & Control / Emergency Management **33
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