General

Question 1

In CIAPOAR, what does the ‘C’ stand for?

Answer 1

Code of Ethics

Question 2

In CIAPOAR, what does the ‘I’ stand for?

Answer 2

Information and Intelligence

Question 3

In CIAPOAR, what does the first ‘A’ stand for?

Answer 3

Assessment and Working Strategy

Question 4

In CIAPOAR, what does the ‘P’ stand for?

Answer 4

Powers, policies and legislation

Question 5

In CIAPOAR, what does the ‘O’ stand for?

Answer 5

Options and contingencies

Question 6

In CIAPOAR, what does the second ‘A’ stand for?

Answer 6

Action taken

Question 7

In CIAPOAR, what does the ‘R’ stand for?

Answer 7

Result and review

Question 8

In THRIVE+, what does the ‘T’ stand for?

Answer 8

Threat (person/event)

Question 9

In THRIVE+, what does the ‘H’ stand for?

Answer 9

Harm (damage/injury)

Question 10

In THRIVE+, what does the ‘R’ stand for?

Answer 10

Risk (likelihood of it happening)

Question 11

In THRIVE+, what does the ‘I’ stand for?

Answer 11

Investigation (information/evidence)

Question 12

In THRIVE+, what does the ‘V’ stand for?

Answer 12

Vulnerability (victim/suspect/witness)

Question 13

In THRIVE+, what does the ‘E’ stand for?

Answer 13

Engagement (support for those involved)

Question 14

In THRIVE+, what does the ‘+’ stand for?

Answer 14

Prevention/Intervention

Question 15

In PLAN, what does the ‘P’ stand for?

Answer 15

Proportionate

Question 16

In PLAN, what does the ‘L’ stand for?

Answer 16

Legal

Question 17

In PLAN, what does the ‘A’ stand for?

Answer 17

Accountable

Question 18

In PLAN, what does the ‘N’ stand for?

Answer 18

Necessary

Question 19

What are the 4 key points of procedural justice?

Answer 19

Voice
Neutrality
Trustworthiness
Respect

Question 20

In ICARE, what does the ‘I’ stand for?

Answer 20

Integrity

Question 21

In ICARE, what does the ‘C’ stand for?

Answer 21

Courage

Question 22

In ICARE, what does the ‘A’ stand for?

Answer 22

Accountability

Question 23

In ICARE, what does the ‘R’ stand for?

Answer 23

Respect

Question 24

In ICARE, what does the ‘E’ stand for?

Answer 24

Empathy

Question 25

What are the 5 principles of NMfL?

Answer 25

Communities First Frontline Focussed Inclusive Collaborative Precise

Question 26

What are the 3 points of the Code of Ethics?

Answer 26

Courage Respect & Empathy Public Service

Question 27

In TILE, what does the 'T' mean?

Answer 27

Task

Question 28

In TILE, what does the 'I' mean?

Answer 28

Individual

Question 29

In TILE, what does the 'L' mean?

Answer 29

Load

Question 30

In TILE, what does the 'E' mean?

Answer 30

Environment

Question 31

In no ELBOWS, what does the 'E' mean?

Answer 31

No Erasures

Question 32

In No ELBOWS, what does the 'L' mean?

Answer 32

No Leaves torn out

Question 33

In No ELBOWS, what does the 'B' mean?

Answer 33

No Blank spaces

Question 34

In No ELBOWS, what does the 'O' mean?

Answer 34

No Overwriting

Question 35

In No ELBOWS, what does the 'W' mean?

Answer 35

No Writing between lines

Question 36

In No ELBOWS, what does the 'S' mean?

Answer 36

Statements must be written in direct speech

Question 37

In TEDSPIE, what does the 'TEDS' stand for?

Answer 37

Tell Me Explain Describe Show Me

Question 38

In TEDSPIES, what does the 'PIE' stand for?

Answer 38

Precisely In Detail Exactly

Question 39

What is the Quality Encounter Model (EEERR)?

Answer 39

Engage Explain Ensure Record Reassure

Question 40

What are the 9 protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010?

Answer 40

Age Gender reassignment Marriage or in a civil partnership Pregnancy or maternity leave Disability Race including colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin Religion or belief Sex Sexual orientation | DR S GRAMPS

Question 41

How many days after a suspect is arrested, interviewed, charged, released or NFAd must a regular victim be informed?

Answer 41

5 days

Question 42

How often must a regular victim be given an update on a case?

Answer 42

28 days

Question 43

What types of victims have enhanced rights?

Answer 43

Vulnerable victims (under 18s, disabilities, MH) Intimidated victims Persistently targeted victims Victim of a serious crime

Question 44

How many days after a suspect is arrested, interviewed, charged, released or NFAd must a victim with enhanced rights be informed?

Answer 44

1 day

Question 45

When can a Victim Personal Statement be made?

Answer 45

Any time up until sentencing

Question 46

What is the Mens Rea?

Answer 46

The guilty mind

Question 47

What is the Actus Rea?

Answer 47

The guilty act

Question 48

What are the 5 investigative mindset steps?

Answer 48

Preserve Life Preserve Scene Secure Evidence Identify Victims/Witnesses Identify Suspects

Question 49

What is Level 1 of the National Intelligence Model?

Answer 49

Area Command

Question 50

What is Level 2 of the National Intelligence Model?

Answer 50

Force / Inter-force

Question 51

What is Level 3 of the National Intelligence Model?

Answer 51

National and International

Question 52

What are the '4Rs' for disclosure duties?

Answer 52

**R**ecord **R**etain **R**eview **R**eveal

Question 53

What three risk levels are there for missing persons?

Answer 53

1. High Risk 2. Medium Risk 3. Standard Risk

Question 54

What must be done after a missing person is found?

Answer 54

Prevention Interview | To find out why, where, when, etc.