Strategic Awareness

Question 1

What is our Vision

Answer 1

To be the safest country in the World

Question 2

What is Our Purpose

Answer 2

Ensure everybody can be safe and feel safe

Question 3

What is Our Mission

Answer 3

To prevent crime and harm through exceptional policing

Question 4

What are Our Goals

Answer 4

Safe Homes:
Free from crime and victimisation

Safe Roads:
Preventing Death and Injury with our Partners

Safer Communities:
People are safe wherever they live, work or visit

Question 5

What are Our Functions

Answer 5

• Keep the Peace
• Maintain Public Safety
• Law Enforcement
• Crime Prevention
• Community Support & Reassurance
• National Security
• Policing Activities outside of New Zealand
• Emergency Management

Question 6

What is Our Operating Model

Answer 6

•Prevention First
Taking every opportunity to prevent harm

• Critical Command Information
• Insight Reports
• Tasking and Coordination
• Operational Activity
• Assess the Impact & Interpret Crime and Crash Enviroment

Question 7

What is Te Huringa o Te Tai

Answer 7

Our Relationship with Maori:
Better Outcomes for all by working in partnerships with Maori

1. Pou Mataara: Our People and Their Mindset -
   Deliver better and more effective outcomes for Maori, iwi and our communities. Adopting the Te Ao Maori view
2. Pou Mataaho: Effective initiatives and improved practice
3. Pou Hourua: Effective Partnerships

Question 8

What are Our Priorities

Answer 8

•Be first, then do:
Strengtening how and who we are as an organisation

•Deliver the services New Zealands expect and deserve:
Understanding and Providing what the public want from their Police

•Focused prevention through Partnerships:
Focused Police Effort and working with others to acheive better outcomes

Question 9

Our People Are

Answer 9

• Safe and Feel Safe
• Valued
• Fair to All
• Compassionate and Reflective

Question 10

Our Leadership - Creating an Enviroment where we

Answer 10

• Live Our Values, Individually and Collectively
• Are inclusive - Everyone can be themselves
• Enable Our People to be their best, using the PHPF

Question 11

Our Culture is

Answer 11

• Collective Effort for shared outcomes

* Bringing humanity to every interaction

Question 12

Our Partnerships - Working with and beside

Answer 12

• Government agencies
• Maori, Pacific, and Ethnic communities
• Community Groups
• Industry and Business
• International Partners

Question 13

Key Outcomes for Prevention First Now

Answer 13

• Prevent Crime and Victimisation
• Tatget and Catch Offenders
• Deliver a more responsive Police service

Question 14

Core components of the Prevention First Model

Answer 14

• Deploy to beat demand
• Target the drivers of demand
• Mindset: Taking every opportunity to prevent harm

The three components are supported through our partnerships

Question 15

Deploy to Beat Demand means

Answer 15

• We are prepared and flexible, allowing us to mobilise resources pre-emptively and quickly get on top of demand
• Act with urgency against repeat and priority offenders
• Provide support and assistance to those repeatedly victimised
• Maximise resources to locations that repeatedly suffer disproportionate and levels of crime

Question 16

Target the Drivers of Demand

Answer 16

6 Drivers of Crime:
•Alcohol
•Families
•Mental Health
•Organised Crime
•Youth
•Roads

Question 17

Mindset: Taking every opportunity to prevent harn

Answer 17

•Responsibility to victims:
Treat as we would expect ourselves or a member of our whanau to be treated.

•Repeat Victimisation:
Focus on the most vulnerable through use of Victim Focus Framework

•Offender Management:

• Supporting Offenders wanting to make positive change
• Access to support services
• Alternative Resolutions for low level offences

•Locations

Question 18

To Deliver on Mindset

Answer 18

• Demonstrate our organistional Values and Code of conduct in every interaction
• Provide a Proactive and consistent service to victims and offenders by always using risk assessment process for dealing with offenders and victims
• Build relationships of trust to improve information sharing with partner agencies and communities that engage with victims and offenders
• Focus on victims needs in order to respond quickly amd considerately to victims
• Create useful Victim Intervention Plans
• Always use the agreed offender management approach
• Make sure every member of the team knows how their work contributes to our organisation goals, through PHPF

Question 19

Our Aspiration

Answer 19

Policing by Consent - Having the Trust and Confidence of all