Values an Standards Flashcards
What does SPICE stand for?
S - Service
P - Proffesionalisim
I - Integrity
C - Compassion
E - Equality, Diversity and Human Rights
What are the standards of professional behaviour
Honesty & Integrity
Authority, respect & courtesy
Equality & diversity
Use of force
Orders & instructions
Duties & responsibilities
Confidentiality
Fitness for work
Conduct
Challenging & reporting inappropriate behaviour
What does ELBOWS stand for?
NO Erasures
NO Leaves torn out
NO Blank spaces
NO Overwriting spaces
NO Writing between lines
Statements in DIRECT SPEECH
What does CIAPOA stand for?
C - code of ethics
I - information
A - assessment
P - powers and policy
O - options
A - action and review
What are the protected Charateristics?
Age
Disability
Gender reassignment
Marriage and civil
Pregnancy + maternity
Race
Religion or belief
Sex
Sexual Orientation
What is an absoloute right?
Some rights are absolute, in particular the right to life and the right not to be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
What is a Qualified right?
Some human rights are qualified, which means they can be restricted in some circumstances and within limits.
What are the 4 Pillars - Fairness in policing
Trust worthiness
Dignity and Respect
Voice
Neutrality
What does CUDSA stand for?
C - Confront the issue
U - Understand each others position
D - Define the problem
S - Search for evaluation of alternative situations
A - Agree upon and implement the best solutions
What is the alcahol level for fitness to work?
Fitness for work - 13Mg per 100 milometers of breath
What are the policing principles?
Accountability
Leadership
Objectivity
Openness
Respect
Selflessness
Fairness
Honesty
Integrity
