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Question 1

Child or young person at risk of significant harm

Answer 1

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• Physical or psychological needs not being met or at risk of not being met
• Parent or care giver not arranging medical care
• Parent or care giver not arranging school
• has been or at risk of being sexually or physically abused
• psychological affects of seeing domestic violence

Question 2

Mandatory reporting of a child at risk of harm

Answer 2

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(1) Outlines who what a duty to report (includes law enforcement)
(2) Outlines when it must be reported ( where we SORG the child is at risk of harm throughout our work duties)

(3)

Question 3

What are the differing types of child abuse and/or neglect?

Answer 3

physical
sexual
psychological/ Emotional
neglect

Question 4

Removal of children and young persons without warrant

Answer 4

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(1) Police can remove children (without warrant) when

If the Secretary or a police officer is satisfied, on reasonable grounds

a) Immediate risk of serious harm
b) And an AVO will not help, the secretary or a police officer may remove the child

(2) Police can remove a children in a public place (without warrant)

a) Need for care and protection
b) No supervision of a responsible adult
c) Living in or frequenting a public place

(3) Police can remove a children from places with prostitution or child exploitation (without warrant)

a) Is in need for care and protection
b) Present at a place where there has been prostitution / child prostitution or where people are used for producing child abuse material

Question 5

Relevant concepts of Assault

Answer 5

• Recklessness
• Criminal Liability
• Temporal Coincidence
• Mens rea and actus reus
• Legal defences to assault

Question 6

Define Assault

Answer 6

Any act committed either intentionally or recklessly that threatens another person with immediate and unlawful violence.

It is not necessary for actual physical harm to be inflicted.

Question 7

examples of assault

Answer 7

• Advance towards someone with a clenched fist (threats)
• Using a dog as a weapon
• Non-consenting kiss
• Spitting on a person
• Striking a horse causing the rider to fall
• Pointing an unloaded/loaded firearm or toy pistol
  (if the victim believes it to be a pistol/taser)
• An unlawful arrest
• Excessive force

Question 8

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm

Answer 8

Crimes act 1900 s 59

• The accused
• The Accused
• Assaulted
• A person
• Occasioning actualbodily harm

Question 9

What constitutes proper entry PAPO

Answer 9

PAPO

Notice of your PRESENCE (knocking)

Notice of your AUTHORITY (this is the police)

Notice of the PURPOSE / cause (reason for demanding entry

OPORTUNITY to comply

Question 10

Requirements for forced entry to be legal. (PAPO)

Answer 10

1. Notice of your presence - knocking
2. Notice of your authority - its the police
3. Notice of cuase or purpose -
4. Oportunity to comply

Question 11

S27 Crimes (domestic and personal violence act 2007)

Answer 11

Obligation of police to make and application of a provisional order

Question 12

S49 Crimes (domestic and personal violence act 2007)

Answer 12

Circumstance in which police must make an application for an order.

Intellectual disability - Guardian

victim of violence / threat of

Question 13

Answer 13

Question 14

Examples of Personal Violence Offences

Answer 14

Assault

Property Damage

B&E

Intimidation

Stalkiing

Question 15

Formula for a DVO

Answer 15

DVO = PVO + DR

Question 16

DVSAT Stands for what

Answer 16

Domestic Violence Safety assessment tool