Chapter 7 - Intelligence & Tasking and Coordination Flashcards
What is the purpose of Intelligence?
To provide
- Timely
- Accurate
- Relevant
Insight & foresight
To enhance the organisation’s
- tactical
- operational
- strategic
Decision making
What are the 4 components of Intelligence??
1) People
2) Process
3) Product
4) Partnerships
Intelligence component - People
Activity undertaken by trained practitioners
Intelligence component - Process
- collection
- evaluation
- analysis
- integration
- interpretation of information
In order to address intelligence requirements
Intelligence component - Product
Intelligence is delivered as
- conclusions
- assessments
- predictions
To support planning & decision making
Intelligence Component - Partnerships
Collaboration between all parties means info from widest range of sources
What is Insight?
Understanding why things are as they are
Understanding beyond that which is immediately observable
Important to determine what can be done to have a positive influence
Looking at drivers behind
- behaviour
- events or demand
- culture
- history
- demographics
- economics
- language
- perceptions
- geography
- environmental factors
- lived experiences
What is Foresight?
Predictive analysis of what we can expect in the future
Probable
Possible
Worst case futures
Includes identification of opportunities and threats
Enables decision makers to plan & prevent harm
What percentage of crime is reported?
25%
Reverting a large proportion of crime & victimisation hidden.
What are the principles of The Intelligence Function?
1) Timely
2) Objective
3) Accessible
4) Actionable
5) Complete
6) Dynamic
7) Predictive
Intelligence functions principles- Timely
Delivered in sufficient time to inform planning and decisions.
Intelligence Function Principles - Objective
Balanced and independent assessment
delivered without bias, fear or favours
Intelligence Functions Principles - Accessible
Presented in a DIGESTIBLE form to those that need it
Where they need it
Intelligence Functions Principles - Actionable
Provides an advantage to planning and decisions
for real world problems
Intelligence Functions Principles - Complete
Drawn from the widest possible base of information
And continuously reviewed
Intelligence Functions Principles - Dynamic
Responsive to Customer requirements
Flexible to changing situations
Agile and adaptive to our evolving operating context
Intelligence Function Principles - Predictive
Identifies future opportunities and threats
Clear focus on supporting prevention focused activity
What are the stages of the “Intelligence Cycle”?
1) Direction (Intent)
2) Collection
3) Evaluation
4) Collation
5) Analysis
6) Dissemination
7) Review
What is the 4i Model?
The intelligence cycle supports the 4i Model
- INTERPRET the demand environment
- supporting decision-maker INTENT
- INFLUENCE decisions
- enabling an IMPACT on the demand environment
What is CCI?
Critical Command Information
What are the 6 strands of CCI?
Critical Command Information (CCI)
1) “Our Business”
2) Intelligence
3) Performance
4) Evidenced Based Policing
5) Resources
6) Demand
What are the Drivers of Demand?
1) Alcohol
2) Youth / Rangatahi
3) Families / Whanau
4) Roads
5) Organised Crime & Drugs
6) Mental Health
What is “A Community” in regards to Tasking & Coordination?
A community is described as key stakeholders
Including:
- Other Government departments
- local body councils
- community groups
- individuals with an interest in Crash & Crime prevention
How can Police engage with their “Community” in regards to T&C?
- Police liaise with their community to build an intelligence picture - forming part of CCI & T&C
Actively engage with community - getting their views - to formulate taskings (e.g community patrols)
