Values Flashcards
I recognise my role in policing as being a symbol of public faith and trust and the obligation this places upon me to act with integrity, fairness and respect.
Integrity
I shall act as a positive role model in delivering a professional, impartial service, placing service to communities before my personal aims.
Integrity
How is fairness decribed?
“Possessing an understanding of cultural and social needs of the individual and community, coupled with a calm and tolerant approach to any situation.”
I will demonstrate and promote good conduct and I will challenge the conduct of colleagues where I reasonably believe they have fallen below the standards set out in this Code.
Integrity
Ensure that all relationships with colleagues is based upon respect.
Respect
I shall ensure my actions and policing operations respect the human rights of all people and officers whilst understanding that I will also enjoy these same human rights.
Human Rights
I will only interfere with privacy or family life when I am legally authorized to do so.
Human Rights
How is respect in policing defined?
“Taking pride in delivering policing; consistently demonstrating the ability to be considerate
and appreciate the needs of others while acting politely and professionally.”
I will respect individual freedoms of thought, conscience or religion, expression, peaceful assembly, movement and the peaceful enjoyment of possessions
Human Rights
Respect for all people and their beliefs, values, cultures and individual needs.
Respect
Guided by the principles of impartiality and non-discrimination.
Fairness
I shall behave in a way which reflects the values of policing in Scotland.
Integrity
Only use force where strictly necessary.
Human Rights
I understand I am personally responsible for my own actions and will appropriately exercise my discretion.
Integrity
Treat all people, including detained people, in a humane and dignified manner.
Respect
Continue to improve my understanding and awareness of cultural, social and community issues.
Fairness
What are the guiding principles of Human Rights?
Equality, non-discrimination and human dignity.
Enhance personal knowledge and experience.
Respect
I wont deprive any person of their liberty, except in accordance with the law
Human Rights
I understand that the way I behave will impact and contribute to the consent communities have for policing.
Respect
How is Integrity described?
“The consistent ability to balance competing principles and thereafter deliver a service that is relevant both to the citizen and policing, which builds trust and is worthy of suppport from both those who are affected by the particular decision and those who are not”.
I shall avoid all behaviour, which is or may be reasonably considered as abusive, bullying, harassing or victimising.
Integrity
Not instigate or tolerate any act of torture or degrading treatment. I understand that the humane treatment of prisoners is an essential element and that person is my responsibility.
Human Rights
I will not accept any gift or gratuity that could, or could be perceived to, compromise my impartiality.
Integrity
Approach all challenges with self-control, tolerance and impartiality.
Fairness
Everyone have fair and equal access to police services according to their needs.
Fairness
What does integrity require?
This requires you to think about your options before acting, ensuring any decisions that you make will withstand scrutiny and reflect the values of the organisation.
