Mine Info

Question 1

Mining Act 1992 section 12C relates to

Answer 1

Removal and Concealment of Minerals by employee’s.

Question 2

Enclosed Lands Protection Act 1901 section 4B relates to

Answer 2

Aggravated unlawful entry on enclosed lands. Relates to persons

Subsection 1a and 1b relates to trespassing of any kind including Protesters.

Subsection 1d relates to Poachers.

Question 3

What defines an Enclosed Land?

Answer 3

Any land Public or Private. Inclosed, surrounded, fenced, partially fenced or walled, includes natural features such as river, canal or cliff.

Ask includes prescribed premises such as Hospital, Schools

Question 4

Where does our Power of Arrest come from?

Answer 4

Section 100 of LEPRA 2002

Person other than a police officer May arrest a person if that person is

• In the act of committing an offence
• has just committed an offence
• Person has committed a Serious Indictable offence for which the person has not been tried.

Question 5

What is Common Law?

Answer 5

Judge Made Law.

Question 6

What does section 231 of LEPRA refer to

Answer 6

Gives us the Power to use force (must reasonable and necessary) when making an Arrest.

Question 7

What defines and Inclosed Land

Answer 7

Any land, whether Public or Private, Inclosed, surrounded, fenced, partially fenced or some type of wall or other erection, also includes natural features like river, canal or cliff.

Includes prescribed premises such as Hospital, School etc.

Question 8

What act relates to Tresspassing

Answer 8

The Inclosed Lands Protection Act 1901.

Question 9

What are the four lawful excuses to enter and remain on Inclosed land

Answer 9

Authority or a Warrant
Save a person from Danger
Authorised by Act or Regulation (Meter Reader)
Consent (granted by Owner or person in charge of those lands)

Question 10

How many levels and what are they of force continuum?

Answer 10

Six.

Officer Presence
Verbal Commands
Open hand technique (seizing or touching)
Closed hand technique (weaponless control)
Filled hand technique (impact weapons)
Potential Lethal Force.

Question 11

Define positional asphyxiation.

Answer 11

Obstruction of breathing as a result of a restraint technique. It occurs when the Persons body interfering with the ability to breath.

Question 12

What are the risk factors that can increase positional asphyxia

Answer 12

Obesity
Psychosis
Pre-existing medical conditions
Pressure on the abdomen

Question 13

Why is it important for Security to be aware of positional asphyxiation

Answer 13

It can cause Death and/or Serious Injury

So it can be identified and prevented.

Question 14

How de we avoid positional asphyxiation

Answer 14

Check for regular breathing
Avoid choke holds to neck or throat
Move the person to a safer position
If occurs call triple, commence CPR

Question 15

Definition of an Assault

Answer 15

Threatening or applying force against another

Without consent

Without lawful excuse

Question 16

Definition of a Threat

Answer 16

Communicated intention to cause harm on another person and/or their property

Question 17

What is Vicarious Liability

Answer 17

Whereby the negligent acts or omissions of an Employee are deemed the responsibility of the Employer

Question 18

What is an Arrest?

Answer 18

Legally depriving a person to move and/or act of their own liberty.

Question 19

Mining Act 1992 section 12C relates to

Answer 19

Removal and concealment of Minerals by employees.

Question 20

Section 4B of Enclosed Lands Protection Act 1901 relates to

Answer 20

Aggravated unlawful entry on Enclosed lands. (POACHERS)

Question 21

Section 6 of Enclosed Lands Protection Act 1901 relates to

Answer 21

(1) Any person found on premises who refuse to give name and place of abode is guilty of that offence.
(2) Person gives false name and place of abode, guilty of that offence.

Question 22

Australian Road Rules Regulation, Regulation 236 relates to

Answer 22

Pedestrians not to cause a traffic hazard or obstruction.

(1) Not to move in front of a driver
(2) Not obstruct path of any driver or pedestrian.

Question 23

Roads Act 1993 Section 91

Answer 23

Adjourning landowner to provide support for public road.

Question 24

Mining Act 1992 Section 257 relates to

Answer 24

A person must NOT, without reasonable excuse, obstruct, hinder or restrict any other person;

(a) entering land or carrying out Activity on Mine site.

Question 25

Crimes Act 1900 section 418 relates to self defence but how?

Answer 25

States you are not criminally responsible for an offence if

2 (a) Preventing criminal trespass or to remove a person from trespassing.

Question 26

Companion Animals Act 1998 Section 16 outlines what in relation to Security Dog Handling?

Answer 26

(2) Not guilty of an offence if the dog was

(a) Teased, mistreated, attacked or otherwise.
(b) Person was trespassing on property where dog was kept.
(c) Dog was acting in REASONABLE defence of a Person or Property

(5) Purpose of this section, recklessness is proven by Proof of Intention.

Question 27

Companion Animals Act 1998 Section 17 outlines what?

Answer 27

Dog must NOT be encouraged to attack.

(2) DOES NOT APPLY if the encouragement is
(a) Reasonable defence of a Person or Property.

Question 28

What are the Ten fatal errors in relation to Firearms use and why is it important to know.

Answer 28

1. Lack of knowledge
2. Taking a bad position
3. Failure to recognise danger signs
4. Poor or No Search
5. Failure to Handcuff
6. Failure to Watch Hands
7. Relaxing to Soon
8. Making False Assumptions
9. Tombstone Courage
10. Sleepy or Asleep on the Job

Important to identify the above in order for a de escalation to occur or prevent.