Responsibilities

Question 1

Police has 8 functions under the Policing Act 2008. They are

Answer 1

• keeping the peace
• maintaining public safety
• law enforcement
• crime prevention
• community support and reassurance
• national security
  -participation in policing activities outside NZ
• emergency management

Question 2

What is the crime triangle

Answer 2

Offender and victim must come together in a specific location without a deterrent

Question 3

Opportunity for prevention (location)

Answer 3

Crime prevention through environmental design

Question 4

Opportunity for prevention (offender)

Answer 4

In custody, criminogenic factors, actively managed or monitored

Question 5

Opportunity for prevention (victim)

Answer 5

Guardian, education, change risky behaviour

Question 6

What is prevention first?

Answer 6

How we deliver our Vision, our purpose and our mission.

Question 7

Our vision

Answer 7

NZ is the safest country

Question 8

Our purpose

Answer 8

Be safe feel safe

Question 9

Our mission

Answer 9

Prevent crime and harm through exceptional policing

Question 10

Safe communities target

Answer 10

Gang crime
Organised crime
Youth
Drug harm
Alcohol related harm

Question 11

Safe communities target

Answer 11

Gang crime
Organised crime
Youth
Drug harm
Alcohol related harm

Question 12

RIDS

Answer 12

Restraints
Impairment
Speed
Distractions

Question 13

Te Huringa I te tai

Answer 13

The turning of the tide

Question 14

Pou Mataara

Answer 14

Be first then do

Question 15

Pou Mataaho

Answer 15

Deliver services expected and deserved

Question 16

Pou Hourua

Answer 16

Prevention through partnerships

Question 17

Name some offender interventions

Answer 17

Dealing with underlying drivers ( drug,alcohol)
Opposing bail
Seeking custodial sentences
Alternatively resolution (Te Pae Oranga)

Question 18

Victim interventions

Answer 18

Work with agencies and community partners to ensure appropriate support and interventions in place

Question 19

Location intervention

Answer 19

Identify hotspots
Crime prevention through environmental design
Better lighting, cctv, improved sight lines

Question 20

What is problem oriented policing

Answer 20

Understanding the factors leading to crime and harm in order to initiate an appropriate response

Question 21

5 key inputs to decision making

Answer 21

Our goals and priorities
Intelligence
Demand
Performance
Available resources

Question 22

What is intelligence formed policing

Answer 22

Informing and influencing decisions makers to respond to the greatest opportunities to prevent crime and harm

Question 23

What are the layers of opportunity

Answer 23

Operational
Tactical
Strategic

Question 24

What is EBPC

Answer 24

Evidence based policing centre

Question 25

What is the community policing model

Answer 25

Engaging with community to prevent crime and harm

Question 26

What is the police high performance framework

Answer 26

A style of leadership where leaders are focused on enabling their people to be the best they can be and giving them the mandate to make it happen

Question 27

Name the 5 frameworks of PHPF

Answer 27

Strategy
Culture
Leadership
Capability
Performance management

Question 28

F1 strategy

Answer 28

Connects team to our business by clarifying our purpose and outcomes to deliver

Question 29

F2 culture

Answer 29

Principal and value based
Qualities inherent in top performing teams

Question 30

F3 Leadership

Answer 30

Framework equips leaders with tools to help deliver on our purpose

Question 31

F4 Capability

Answer 31

Framework equips each of us with the tools to perform to our potential in our roles

Question 32

F5 performance management framework

Answer 32

Enables us to have more meaningful conversations about our performance, contribution and ongoing development

Question 33

What are the police values PRIMED

Answer 33

Professionalism
Respect
Integrity
Commitment to Maori and the treaty
Empathy
Valuing diversity