Aronui Foundation Course Day 1

Question 1

What is our vision?

Answer 1

To be the safest country

Question 2

What is our mission?

Answer 2

To prevent Crime and Harm through exceptional policing.

Question 3

What are our goals?

Answer 3

Safe homes
safe roads
Safe communities

Question 4

What are Our Values?

Answer 4

Professionalism
Respect
Integrity
Maori
Empathy
Diversity

Question 5

Look The part, be the part?

Answer 5

Professionalism

Question 6

Treat others as they would want to be treated?

Answer 6

Respect

Question 7

Actions say it all?

Answer 7

Integrity

Question 8

Stand together?

Answer 8

Commitment to MAORI AND THE TREATY

Question 9

WALK IN THEIR SHOES?

Answer 9

EMPATHY

Question 10

MANY VIEWS, ONE PURPOSE?

Answer 10

VALUING DIVERSITY

Question 11

WHAT IS SELF CHECK?

Answer 11

HELPS YOU IDENTIFY WHEN A DECISION IS MADE WILL IT WITHSTAND EXAMINATION

Question 12

WHAT DOES S.E.L.F STAND FOR?

Answer 12

SCRUTINY
ETHICS
LAWFUL
FAIR TO ALL

Question 13

WHAT ARE OUR PRIORITIES?

Answer 13

-BE FIRST, THEN DO.

-DELIVERING THE POLICE SERVICE NZERS EXPECT AND DESERVE.

-FOCUSED PREVENTION THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS

Question 14

What does PHPF stand for?

Answer 14

Police High Performance Framework

Question 15

What are the 5 Frameworks of PHPF?

Answer 15

F1- Strategy
F2- Culture
F3- Leadership
F4- Capability
F5- Performance Management

Question 16

What are the characteristics of a high performance team?

Answer 16

-United! they share the same goals and values.
-Committed to excellence! Aspire to be the best at everything.
-Supportive of one another! support each other, no judgement.

Question 17

What is Service excellence think P.E.O.P.L.E?

Answer 17

P-Positive, communicate in a helpful way.
E-Expert, be an expert on our business and Police work.
O-Ownership, strive to achieve rather than disappoint.
P-PRIMED
L-Listen, Stay focused in conversation.
E-Expectations, Do it right the first time.

Question 18

What are the 3 Pous of Te Huringa o Te Tai?

Answer 18

-Pou Mataara
-Pou Mataaho
-Pou Hourua

Question 19

What is the Bill of rights Act 1990?

Answer 19

It affirms, protects and promotes human rights and fundamental freedoms in New Zealand.

Question 20

What does Section 21 of the Bill of right act 1990 refer to?

Answer 20

Unreasonable Search and Seizure

Question 21

What does Section 22 of the Bill of right act 1990 refer to?

Answer 21

Arbitrary Detention

Question 22

What does Section 23 of the Bill of right act 1990 refer to?

Answer 22

Rights of Person Arrested or Detained

Question 23

What does Arbitrary mean?

Answer 23

Doing something at random, by chance or at an unreasonable act. Without proper evidence.

Question 24

What does Common approach path refer to?

Answer 24

Common Approach Path is any possible path used by the victim or suspect at the scene.

Question 25

When setting Boundaries at a scene what should we consider?

Answer 25

Include location from where offender approached, entered and exited the scene as well as any vehicles.

Question 26

What should you do at an incident/scene when you first arrive?

Answer 26

Freeze, Control, Preserve

Question 27

How many people should handle an exhibit?

Answer 27

As few as possible.

Question 28

Why do we write notes?

Answer 28

-Investigative tool, notes may be compared and examined during an enquiry. -Record of correspondence, Can be used in a police file. Record of interview, Take brief notes during interviewing victim/offender.

Question 29

What are the 5 basic details we ask for?

Answer 29

1.Full name 2. Address, phone number, email 3.Occupation 4.Work name and address 5.DOB and age

Question 30

Summary of Offences act 1981 section 17?

Answer 30

Publishing false notice of birth, marriage, civil union, or death.

Question 31

Summary of Offences act 1981 section 27?

Answer 31

Indecent exposure

Question 32

Summary of Offences act 1981 section 39?

Answer 32

Arrest

Question 33

Summary of Offences act 1981 section 11?

Answer 33

Wilful damage

Question 34

Summary of Offences act 1981 section 4?

Answer 34

Offensive behaviour and language

Question 35

What are the two broad elements of an offence?

Answer 35

Mens Rea and Actus Reus

Question 36

What is Mens Rea?

Answer 36

means to have "a guilty mind". This means you intended to commit the act.

Question 37

What is Actus Reus?

Answer 37

means "guilty act", and generally refers to taking action to commit an offence.

Question 38

What is the purpose of the Victims rights act 2002?

Answer 38

to improve provisions for the treatment and rights of victims of offences.

Question 39

What does section 29 of the VRA refer to?

Answer 39

Specified offences- sexual, serious assault

Question 40

Name 2 notifications rights victims should be advised of:

Answer 40

-When the offender is released on bail. -Impending release from prison/temporary release from prison.

Question 41

When police are providing update to victims, where should this information be noted? Think VCN

Answer 41

Victim Contact Node

Question 42

VRA 2002 Section 7?

Answer 42

Treatment, Courtesy and compassion

Question 43

VRA 2002 Section 8?

Answer 43

Access to services

Question 44

VRA 2002 Section 11?

Answer 44

Inform victims of services available

Question 45

VRA 2002 Section 8?

Answer 45

Supplying information

Question 46

VRA 2002 Section 29?

Answer 46

Specified offence, Eg: sexual, serious offence

Question 47

Why do we consider 'National communication' important, in regards to radio communications? (5)

Answer 47

1- To promote public confidence (professional communication) 2-Enhance officer safety 3-Reduce congestion on radio traffic 4-Ensure clearness 5-Provide a disciplined approach to radio communications

Question 48

Police communication code: 10-2?

Answer 48

en route

Question 49

Police communication code: 10-3?

Answer 49

available

Question 50

Police communication code: 10-7?

Answer 50

arrival

Question 51

Police communication code: 10-10?

Answer 51

emergency messages, when unit is in immediate danger)

Question 52

Police communication code: K-1?

Answer 52

No further action is required

Question 53

Police communication code: K-3?

Answer 53

Although reported as an offence, no offence disclosed. No further action required

Question 54

Police communication code: K-6?

Answer 54

A written report will be submitted for this incident

Question 55

Police communication code: K-9?

Answer 55

A person has been arrested

Question 56

Before transmitting you should think A.B.C?

Answer 56

Accuracy, Brevity and Clarity

Question 57

What are the two divisions of New Zealand legal system?

Answer 57

Criminal Law and Civil Law

Question 58

Highest to lowest level of courts name them: (4)

Answer 58

Supreme court, Court of appeal, High court, District court

Question 59

What does propensity mean?

Answer 59

tendency to a particular behaviour.

Question 60

What age is a child and what age is a young person?

Answer 60

Child: under 14 years, young person from 14-17.

Question 61

What is the purpose of Oranga Tamariki Act 1989?

Answer 61

to promote the well-being of children, young persons, and their families

Question 62

What is a Coroner?

Answer 62

is a person specially appointed to enquire into the manner of death.

Question 63

What deaths must be reported to the Coroner? Think S.C.U.M.B.I.E

Answer 63

Suicide Cause unknown Unnatural/violent Medical Birth deaths Institutional death e.g prison Enactment due to drugs or alcohol

Question 64

What does section 24 of the bill of rights act refer to?

Answer 64

Rights of person charged: this is something police inform the person being arrested of.