Extra mock questions

Question 1

YJ - S.208, Principles.

What is the mitigating factor with a child in determining whether or not to impose sanctions in respect of offending by a C or YP and the nature of any such sanctions?

Answer 1

AGE

Question 2

A constable arresting under s.214(a) must ensure that it is necessary to arrest that child or YP without warrant for the purpose of: ensuring appearance in court, preventing from committing further offences and what others?

Answer 2

• preventing CADD of evidence

- preventing interference with the witness/victim

Question 3

If you have satisfied one of the parts of s.214(a). What must you also satisfy for s.214(b)?

Answer 3

Where the C and YP maybe proceeded against by way of summons that proceeding by way of summons would not achieve that purpose

Question 4

Every enforcement officer who arrests a C and YP without warrant shall within 3days of making arrest, furnish a written report to the Commissioner of Police and state?

Answer 4

The REASON why the C or YP was arrested without warrant

Question 5

S.222 - Person who maybe nominated for the purpose 0f s.221 (2)(b) or (c)-if permitted to consult with the C or YP would attempt to pervert the course of justice or?

Answer 5

Cannot with REASONABLE DILIGENCE BE LOCATED or wont be available within a period of time that is reasonable in the circumstances

Question 6

Early intervention, safety, collecting risk information, working collaboratively are 4 of 6 principles that guide Police practise for family harm, what are the other 2?

Answer 6

CULTURALLY appropriate and ACCOUNTABILITY

Question 7

What must you do when contemplating actions other than arrest when offender has disclosed offending for a FH incident?

Answer 7

Consult your supervisor and FH co-ordinator/specialist

Question 8

When a protection or property order has been breached and there is evidential sufficiency to prove a charge, you must?

Answer 8

• charge the offender with a breach
• not release the offender on police bail for 24hrs unless there is a court hearing earlier than this where court bail can be determined
• The offender is not bailable as of right pursuant to s.7(2), Bail Act 2000

Question 9

What is the presumption of bail?

Answer 9

That a defendant is to be bailed

Question 10

The PURPOSE of a CORONERS inquiry is to establish?

Answer 10

-when and where the person died, cause of death, circumstances and what other 2?The persons IDENTITY and FACT the person has died

Question 11

S.32, IDENTIFYING particulars of a person in CUSTODY.

A person who after being cautioned fails to comply with the direction of a constable exercising his or her powers is liable?

Answer 11

On conviction is liable to imprisonment not exceeding 6months and fine not exceeding $5000 or both

Question 12

S.32, IDENTIFYING particulars of a person in CUSTODY.

A Constable may take the identifying particulars of a person who is in the lawful custody of the Police if that person is detained for committing an offence and is where?

Answer 12

At a Police station or any other place being used for Police purposes

Question 13

S.33, IDENTIFYING particulars for SUMMONS.

The purpose of this is to enable Police to do what?

Answer 13

To obtain information that may be USED NOW or in the FUTURE by the Police for any lawful purpose

Question 14

S.7, TREATMENT of victim. Any person who deals with a victim should treat the victim with? compassion and…

Answer 14

COMPASSION and COURTESY. Respect the victims DIGNITY and PRIVACY.

Question 15

What is the PURPOSE of a VIS?

Answer 15

• to assist the court in understanding the victims VIEWS about the offending
• inform the offender about the IMPACT of the offending from the victims PERSPECTIVE
• enable the victim to provide information to the court about the EFFECTS of the offending

Question 16

When obtaining a VIS, how should it be written?

Answer 16

In ‘Victim Speak’

Question 17

It is mandatory for the O/C file to ensure a VIS is available for which court appearance?

Answer 17

2nd appearance.

Question 18

A victim of a domestic assault has on-going fears for her safety. Can she go to the victim notification register (VNR)?

Answer 18

Yes, as she has on-going fears for her safety

Question 19

What is the aim of an unplanned entry into a Clandestine laboratory?

Answer 19

To rapidly convert an unplanned entry into a planned response and investigation with appropriate structure and procedures

Question 20

S.124, S&S 2012, Internal searches generally prohibited except for?

Answer 20

With the persons consent, searching the persons mouth

Question 21

S.109, Mental Health Act (CAT) 1992, Police may apprehend a person appearing to be mentally disordered in a public place under s.5 for no longer than?

Answer 21

For the purposes of (1) to (3A), 6hrs or the time it takes to carry out the actions described in those subsections, whichever is shorter

Question 22

Under the Mental Health Act (CAT) 1992, the responsibility for providing services under the M.H.Act rests with who?

Answer 22

Primarily with the M.H services but Police provide assistance where legislation provides for Police intervention

Question 23

Warrantless searches for evidential material;

if you arrested or detained a person under a statutory power of detention you may search the person if you have RGTB that there is anything on or carried by the person that is?

Answer 23

• evidential material relating to the offence

- anything that may harm or facilitate escape

Question 24

S.41, Prevention of suicide or certain offences;

Can a member of public stop a person from committing suicide?

Answer 24

Yes, and are justified to use force in the circumstances

Question 25

S.18, Freedom of movement;

Who has the right of freedom of movement and residence in NZ?

Answer 25

Everyone that is lawfully in NZ

Question 26

Demonstrations, behaviour offences, BoP;

In order to reach the threshold of offensive or disorderly, protestors behaviour must be either SUBSTANTIALLY INHIBIT other people from enjoying their rights to use the public amenity and?

Answer 26

Cause greater offence than those affected can reasonably be expected to tolerate, to the extent that is SERIOUSLY DISRUPTIVE of public order

Question 27

WAIVERS - the right conferred by s.23(1)(b), BoR Act 1990 to consult a lawyer is clearly a right which the arrested person is able to waive provided that?

Answer 27

That this done clearly and with full knowledge of that right

Question 28

In relation to UDD, a tactical approach cannot be used when?

Answer 28

Once a fleeing driver incident is initiated

Question 29

During a pursuit, you establish the ID of the driver and relay the information to COMM’s. Other than the driver, who can authorise the pursuit to be abandoned?

Answer 29

Pursuit controller

Question 30

What information should be included in a ‘sit-rep’ when communicating to COMM’s of a fleeing driver?
(L,D,D,R)

Answer 30

• LOCATION
• DIRECTION of travel
• vehicle DESCRIPTION
• REASON for pursuit

Question 31

S.119, Powers of entry

What did the judge rule in Page v Police?

Answer 31

Police failed to discharge their duty under the section to INFORM the appellant that the power of entry was being exercised under s.119, LTA 1998 - appeal allowed.

Question 32

Is a private shared driveway a road?

Answer 32

Yes

Question 33

Our Business new GOALS are?

Answer 33

Safe homes, safe roads and safe communities

Question 34

Effective Partnerships meaning relating to ‘Our Business’

Answer 34

We must build strong relationships of trust and confidence in each other with Iwi Māori, our communities and our partner agencies so that we can share INFORMATION and implement COLLABORATIVE APPROACHES.

Question 35

What is the value of SPT?

Answer 35

It will allow every leader in Police to have CONSISTENT, HIGH QUALITY conversations with their people about our strategy, their PURPOSE in Police and what they will need to DELIVER to help us achieve our business.

Question 36

What is the 1st Pou in Te Huringa o Te Tai?

Answer 36

Pou Mataara: Our people and their mind-set

Question 37

What is the 2nd Pou in Te Huringa o Te Tai?

Answer 37

Pou Mataaho: Effective initiatives and improved practice

Question 38

What is the 3rd Pou in Te Huringa o Te Tai?

Answer 38

Pou Hourua: Effective partnerships

Question 39

In relation to our code of conduct (Staff Management)

We have high standards:

Answer 39

Police vision is to have the trust and confidence of all by living our values.

Question 40

In relation to ‘Our Business’ our values are?

Answer 40

PRIMED

Question 41

In regards to the SELF test, what comes under lawful?

Answer 41

Is your decision or behaviour lawful

Question 42

Who can decline, review or give a final decision on an FEO application?

Answer 42

Only the District Commander or National Manager (or equivalent).

Question 43

Who can approve an FEO application?

Answer 43

A MANAGER can approve or recommend that it is NOT supported.

Question 44

Inappropriate behaviour by Police employees continues to be? (C,R,I,A)

Answer 44

Challenged, Reported, Investigated and Appropriately dealt with

Question 45

Acceptable use of technology, equipment and information; Information management, privacy and assurance principles; EMPLOYEE PRINCIPLES; all employees must?

Answer 45

Must have no expectations of privacy even if the devices are used for personal benefit

Question 46

Beyond reasonable doubt - Crown will have met only if, at the end of the case, you are sure the accused is guilty.

Answer 46

To PERSUADE you that the ACCUSED is PROBABLY guilty or even that he/she is very LIKELY GUILTY.

Question 47

A defendants witness does not speak english, are they entitled to an interpreter?

Answer 47

Yes, only for the witness to understand questions put to them orally and be able to adequately respond to them.