Family Harm Flashcards

1
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Family harm principles that guide police practice

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1) Early intervention (eyes wide open)
2) culturally appropriate
3) safety (victims, children, officers)
4) collecting risk info
5) accountability (holding pred agg to account)
6) working collaboratively (coordinates response, multi agency)

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2
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What is family violence

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Sunset if family harm

Includes physical sexual and psychological abuse
Single episode or a number of episodes forming patter if coercion and control

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Police bail for family harm

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Primary consideration:

1) safety of vic and their fam members
2) linking victim to appropriate services
3) cooling off period
4) any condition may be imposed necessary to protect vic and their family

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Bail and BOPO

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Must not be granted bail for 24 hours after arrest unless court hearing earlier

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5
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Authorising police bail for FH

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Must be subtitled by sgt or above

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When responding to family harm Involving police

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Must balance responsibilities as employer to support employees and act consistently and appropriately with public interest and reputation in mind

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Two actions should occur when dealing with police involved in FH

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1) normal police response

2) welfare considerations for both parties. Shift supervisor should refer to welfare officer

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Policies around police involved in family harm apply when:

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1) comes to supervisors attention
2) police attend and nil offence but pso or warning issue
3) police attend and offending is disliked where victim or off are police
4) police become aware that final or temporary PO is in place

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Attending employee 5fs - no offence

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On duty will determine level of concern

Form frontline safety plan

Staff must report to supervisor
Who will inform welfare officer

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Employees charged or convicted of FH offence

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Must be treated as any other member of the public

Must be reported immediately by supervisor to DEPM and PPCM

EAP must be offered to victims and, if appropriate off

EPM along with national PPCM must consider suitability to continue in current role

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Employees who are respondents of a PO

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Must be treated as a serious matter

Officer who serves PO on employee are required to send copy to DC

Employees who have been served must report the fact to their supervisor in writing who must inform HRM and PPCM

Police who is applicant is encouraged to report to welfare

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12
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Leave to attend counselling/programmes

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Supervisors should take all practical steps to facilitate

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13
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Pso require:

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Bound person:

  • to surrender weapon or FA licence
  • vacate land or building occupied by person at risk
  • issues ho to 10 days
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What does a PSO do?

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Enables frontline officers to take immediate action to protect persons at Risk

Provides time for person at Rick to seek support and assistance

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15
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PSOs only apply when:

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Have or are intimate relationship

Or are family members

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16
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Contact of protected person in PSO is allowed by person at risk if:

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1) emergency
2) special condition of any PO
3) to attend FCG
4) attend court

17
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Parenting order and PSO

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Parenting order suspended