30-03 Duty to report to children's aid society Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of the Duty to Report procedures outlined in this guideline?

a) To provide entertainment for BFES personnel
b) To ensure compliance with workplace regulations
c) To provide BFES personnel with procedures for reporting suspected child protection concerns
d) To outline procedures for reporting workplace accidents

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C

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Who uses this guideline?

a) Limited to fire and emergency services personnel with supervisory roles
b) Limited to individuals under the age of 16
c) Includes all BFES personnel
d) Excludes reporting concerns related to 16 and 17-year-olds

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C

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When should a report be made to Peel CAS according to the guideline?

a) Only if you are certain a child is in need of protection
b) If you have reasonable grounds to suspect a child is or may be in need of protection
c) Only during regular business hours
d) If you witness a potential safety issue

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B

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In Step 1 of the Duty to Report procedures, what should you determine if you have reasonable grounds to suspect a child is in need of protection?

a) If you can leave the residence and call from the fire station
b) If you should ignore the suspicion
c) If you should confront the parent/guardian immediately
d) If you should notify a supervisor first

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A

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In Step 3, what information should be provided to Peel CAS when making a report?

a) Only the child’s name and age
b) A complete description of the situation, concerns for the child, address, and contact information
c) Only the parent/guardian’s full name
d) Only the child’s whereabouts

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B

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Can you delegate your duty to report to someone else, including a supervisor, according to the guideline?

a) Yes, it is encouraged to delegate the responsibility
b) No, you may not delegate your duty to report
c) Yes, but only to a supervisor
d) Yes, but only if you are unavailable

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B

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Why is it important to document conversations and interactions in Step 4?

a) To create a fictional record of events
b) For personal use only
c) This record may become part of a future legal proceeding
d) To avoid taking responsibility for the report

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C

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