TENR and TOF

Question 1

What does TOF stand for?

Answer 1

Tactical Options Framework

Question 2

What is TOF used for?

Answer 2

Assists in deciding when, how and what level to use a Tactical Option (spray, taser, hands etc)

Question 3

What are the 5 levels of TOF

Answer 3

Cooperative, Passive resistance, Active resistance, Assaultive and GBH/Death

Question 4

Best option for cooperative behavior?

Answer 4

Officer presence and tactical communication

Question 5

Best option for passive resistance?

Answer 5

Mechanical restraint - eg handcuffs, physical restraints.

Question 6

Best option for active resistance?

Answer 6

OC spray

Question 7

Best option for assaultive behavior?

Answer 7

Baton/Taser/Dogs

Question 8

What does TENR stand for?

Answer 8

Threat Exposure Necessity Response

Question 9

What does Threat mean in TENR?

Answer 9

Threat means any individual or group or any act likely to cause harm that have the potential to hinder police performance

Question 10

What does exposure mean in TENR

Answer 10

Exposure means the potential for harm to people or the security of places of things. Exposure can be migrated through assessment and planning.

Question 11

What does Necessity mean in TENR

Answer 11

to determine if there is a need for operation or intervention now, later or even at all

Question 12

What does Response mean in TENR

Answer 12

The proportionate, timely and lawful execution of police duties aided by the appropriate use of tactics and tactical options