Strategic Awareness

Question 1

Summarise priority one protected communities

Answer 1

Reduce repeat victimisation through partnerships with government and non-government agencies and through social sector trials and the children’s action plan

Question 2

Summarise priority two improved road safety

Answer 2

Focus on speed drink driving and distracted driving supporting government objectives for a more competitive and productive economy

Question 3

Summarise priority three less crime

Answer 3

Target the drivers of crime youth, alcohol, organised crime, dysfunctional families and high risk driving

Question 4

Summarise a priority four more valued services

Answer 4

Public trust and confidence enables witnesses and information provision. Maori and youth trust and confidence requires improvement

Question 5

What four government priorities to police contribute to?

Answer 5

Responsibly managing finances, building a more competitive and productive economy, delivering better public services within budget, rebuilding Christchurch

Question 6

What is prevention first?

Answer 6

The operating a strategy for police which places prevention at the forefront. Use community networks, act against priority and prolific offenders, manage crime hotspots and property locations. Deploy to beat demand and understand the drivers of crime change the mindset

Question 7

What are the four components of deployment within prevention first?

Answer 7

Critical command information, tasking and coordination, workforce management, operational delivery execution

Question 8

What are the key aspects of the families driver of crime?

Answer 8

Address family violence, use the child protection protocol, use intelligence from Maori and Pacific, target crime families

Question 9

What are the key aspects of the youth driver of crime?

Answer 9

Prioritise family violence child abuse and neglect, use alternative actions, intervene among Maori and Pacific, increase young driver safety, work with the danger of alcohol and drugs

Question 10

What are the key aspects of the alcohol driver of crime?

Answer 10

Foster responsible drinking through district collection plans, Alco link data, quality compliance checks, sale of alcohol to minors, target public place drinking

Question 11

What are the key aspects of the road policing driver of crime?

Answer 11

Work with neighbourhoods towards locally lead prevention, work with established partners for education environmental design and vehicle safety, implement strategies under safer journeys

Question 12

What are the key aspects of the organised crime and drugs driver of crime?

Answer 12

Enhance the national picture of organised crime, target priority offenders, improve tasking and coordination, target assets, understand youth gang activity and prevent recruitment

Question 13

What are the six police values?

Answer 13

PRIMED professionalism look the part, respect treat others fairly, integrity, Maori and the treaty, empathy walk in their shoes, valuing diversity

Question 14

What are the four key principles underpinning the police complaints process?

Answer 14

Fair timely and effective investigation, all reasonable steps taken to investigate complaints, investigate with good practice without bias or conflict, advise any allegations to employees

Question 15

What serious complaints must a district Commander or national manager notifyto the commissioner?

Answer 15

If significant media coverage is expected, complaints involving commissioned officers or senior managers, executive police employees, any sexual incident

Question 16

When must the PNHQ duty officer be contacted under the no surprises policy?

Answer 16

Death or serious injury arising from police duty, significant incidents such as Air sea search and rescue prison escape or terrorism, incidents involving MPs or diplomats, high profile criminal incidents, any complaint against police that could become public

Question 17

What incidents are not entered onto the serious incident database?

Answer 17

Serious complaints against any sworn officer or police employee

Question 18

In what situations must an investigator complete a conflict of interest declaration?

Answer 18

Category 12345 internal investigations from the IPCA, employment investigations not requiring notification

Question 19

What are police’s four priorities for the government’s strategic goals over the next three years?

Answer 19

Protected communities, improved Road safety, less crime and more valued services

Question 20

What is the NZ Police’s ‘Purpose’

Answer 20

Question 21

What is the ‘Vision’ of the NZ Police

Answer 21

Question 22

What is the ‘Mission’ of the NZ Police

Answer 22