Family Violence

Question 1

What is the definition of Family Violence?

Answer 1

VIOLENCE or THREAT of VIOLENCE by person towards family members OR any behaviour by person that COERES or CONTROL the family member or CAUSES them to FEARFUL.

Question 2

What is the definition of Primary Aggressor?

Answer 2

Person who poses the most serious and ongoing threat to safety and wellbeing.

Question 3

What are 6 way to cope with Vicarious Trauma?

Answer 3

Physical Self-Care
Psychological Self-Care
Emotional Care
Spiritual Care
Work Place
Balance

Question 4

Types of Abuses?

Answer 4

• Physical Abuse
• Technology
• Honour Based Violence
• Verbal Abuse
• Sexual Abuse
• Spiritual Abuse
• Cultural Abuse
• Elder
• Dowry
• Economic

Question 5

What is Section 62A of ROA?

Answer 5

Investigate Suspected FV
- criminal offence
- has put the safety of person at risk

Question 6

What is Section 62B of ROA?

Answer 6

Power to Entry and Search if suspect FV.

Question 7

What is Section 62C of ROA?

Answer 7

Action To Be Taken Investigating Suspected FV
- apply for RO
- issue a PO
- write a WR which includes the reason why you have not issue a PO or RO.

Question 8

What is Section 62D of ROA?

Answer 8

Senior Officer Approval

Grounds
- suspect has/is commit FV
- person on premises

Question 9

What is Section 62E of ROA?

Answer 9

Person bound by FVRO/VRO - we have power to enter and seize
- explosive/explosive license
- firearm/firearm explosive

Question 10

What is Section 62F of ROA?

Answer 10

Power to Detain for FVRO/PO.

Question 11

How long can we detain a person under Section 62F of ROA?

Answer 11

2 hours

Question 12

What are some Strangulation symptoms?

Answer 12

Petechiae
Ringing in ear
Bleeding in ear
Bruising
Swollen tongue/lip
Redness around neck
Scratch marks
Difficulty breathing
Sore throat
Chest pain
Headache
Loss of memory
Loss of consciousness

Question 13

What are some FV Risk and Behaviour Factors?

Answer 13

• Strangulation
• Firearms
• Threats
• Previous Physical Violence
• Control
• Possessiveness
• Isolation
• Sexualised behaviour
• Victim Perception
• Pregnancy
• Newborn
• Mental Health
• Separation
• Attempts to Leave
• Fear
• Substance Abuse

Question 14

What are four things you should include in CAD?

Answer 14

• Name and Dates
• Relationship
• Full details of the incident
• Police action

Question 15

Types of RO in WA?

Answer 15

PO - Police Order

FVRO - Family Violence Restraining Order

VRO - Violence Restraining Order

CAO - Conduct Agreement Order

MRO - Misconduct Restraining Order

Question 16

Senior Officer must be what?

Answer 16

• Acting Sergeant or above
• Must be independent

Question 17

Definition of Child Exposed?

Answer 17

Child exposed to family violence or personal violence if the child SEES or HEARS the VIOLENCE or otherwise EXPERIENCES the effects of violence.

Question 18

What are the plenty for breaching Police Order?

Answer 18

$10,000
2 years imprisonment

Question 19

What are 3 things we are obliged to explain when issuing a Police Order?

Answer 19

1 - purpose, duration, terms & effect of order
2 - consequences if Order is breached
3 - Counselling and Support Services are available

Question 20

How long do we have to issue a Police Order?

Answer 20

24 hours

Question 21

What are the 3 way we can submit a report?

Answer 21

CAD write off
IR
FVIR

Question 22

What are the 2 word when FV Team work together?

Answer 22

Collaborative Response

Question 23

Name the 3 FV Team?

Answer 23

WA Police
CRS
Communities