Strategic Awareness

Question 1

What are our targets?

Answer 1

10,000 fewer serious crime victimisations by 2021

25% reduction in reoffending by Maori by 2025

90% high or very high trust and confidence and citizen satisfaction by 2021

Question 2

Prevention first model is based on delivering services across what four areas?

Answer 2

• Prevention
• Response
• Investigation
• Resolution

Question 3

What are the 4 key outcomes of the prevention first model?

Answer 3

Reducing

• Victimisation
• Social harm
• Crime and Road Trauma

-Increasing Trust and Confidence

Question 4

Our Purpose?

Answer 4

Be Safe, Feel Safe!

Ensuring staff are safe when:

• Entering danger when others are moving away from it
• Encountering circumstances outside their training and experience
• Encountering rapidly changing,emotionally charged situations
• Facing situations and material that is distressing
• Entering unfamiliar settings,divergent layouts with unknown hazards
• Under pressure to put themselves at risk to protect the public

Question 5

What does PHPF stand for?

Answer 5

Police
High
Performance
Framework

Question 6

Our Mission?

Answer 6

To be the safest country by 2021

Question 7

Our Motto?

Answer 7

Safer Communities Together

Question 8

Our Vision?

Answer 8

To have the trust and confidence of all

Question 9

Our strategies?

Answer 9

-Prevention First Model
Take every opportunity to prevent harm

-Turning of the tide
Better outcomes for NZ by working in partnership with Iwi

-Safer Journeys
Reducing and preventing road related trauma

-Wellness and Safety
Looking after our people

Question 10

Our Goals?

Answer 10

• Prevention Crime and Victimisation
• Target and Catch Offenders
• Deliver a more responsive Police Service

Question 11

In the prevention model what are the 5 things that are made up of the triangle?

Answer 11

(center) 
People
(triangle)
Targeting the drivers of crime
Mindset
Deploy to beat demand
Outside ring
Partnerships

Question 12

What are the 6 activities aligned with ‘Safer Journeys’?

Answer 12

Speed
Distraction & Restraints
Impaired Drivers
Vulnerable Road Users
Other High Risk Behaviours
Network Maintenance & Efficiency

Question 13

What is the aspirational goal set for Maori?

Answer 13

To live full and prosperous lives, free from crime and road trauma.

Question 14

4 Objectives of the turning of the tide?

Answer 14

-Prevention
Reducing numbers of Maori from entering the criminal justice system to begin with

-Reducing re-offending
For those that do enter, make sure as few as possible come back again

-Change behaviour
Use Polices resolution process to change behaviour

-Reduce road risk
ID risks for Maori road users and mitigate them

Question 15

What are the 6 specific targets for the turning of the tide?

Answer 15

• First time offenders
• Repeat offenders
• Repeat victims
• Fatal and Serious Crashes

Find out what the last one is!!

Question 16

Transformational program to become the safest country policing by 2021 falls into what five categories?

Answer 16

1. Safer Whanau
2. Iwi & Community Partnerships
3. Police Commitment to Social Investment
4. Service Delivery
5. Police high-performance framework (PHPF)

Question 17

Our people are critical to how we deliver our business. What five things do they need to have to achieve this?

Answer 17

1. Victim focused
2. Valued
3. equipped and enabled.
4. Safe and feel safe
5. High performing

Question 18

Brenton 1st is designed to support enhance the delivery of what three key outcomes?

Answer 18

1. Prevent crime and victimisation
2. Target and catch offenders
3. deliver more responsive please service

Question 19

What are the six drivers of crime?

Answer 19

1. Families
2. Use
3. Alcohol
4. Roads
5. Organised crime and drugs
6. Mental health

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Question 20

What does The crime and Crash triangle look like?

Answer 20

Center
Crime and Crash
Middle
(3 things must be present)
Offender, Victim, Location
Outer ring
Mental health
Organised crime & drugs
Families
Roads
Youth
Alcohol