AO1

Question 0

A primary victims…

Answer 0

… Present at the scene and is either injured or at risk of being injured

Question 1

Definition

Answer 1

A single traumatic event which case a recognised psychiatric illness as droned under DS4M

Question 2

Secondary victims…

Answer 2

… Present at the scene or the immediate aftermath, is in fear for someone they have a close tie of love and affection with and has seen or heard the event with their unaided senses and suffers a psychiatric illness

Question 3

Bystanders must

Answer 3

Be of reasonable phlegm and fortitude

Are unlikely to with a claim

Question 4

Non professional Rescuers

Answer 4

Non professionals are likely to win due to the policy reasons of encouragement - others should do the same.

Question 5

Professional rescuers

Answer 5

Very unlikely to win a claim. Have systems in place to help deal with NS such as early retirement, and access to therapy should they need it

Question 6

Rescuers must

Answer 6

Prove they are either a genuine SV or PV.

Question 7

A close tie of love and affections is

Answer 7

Difficult to prove, but is presumed in spousal and parental relationships.