TA07 TOF/TENR

Question 1

What is Section 39 of the Crimes Act 1961?

Answer 1

Use of force when carrying out an arrest or executing a warrant.

Question 2

What is Section 40 of the Crimes Act 1961?

Answer 2

Use of force to prevent the avoidance of arrest, or escape or rescue subsequent to arrest

Question 3

What is Section 41 of the Crimes Act 1961?

Answer 3

Use of force to prevent suicide or the commission of certain offences.

Question 4

What is Section 42 of the Crimes Act 1961?

Answer 4

Use force to stop the continuance or renewal of that breach.

Question 5

What is Section 48 of the Crimes Act 1961?

Answer 5

Use of force to protect ourselves and others.

Question 6

What is Section 62 of the Crimes Act 1961?

Answer 6

Use force criminally responsible for any excessive use of force.

Question 7

What is Section 32 of the Policing Act 2008?

Answer 7

Allows force to be used to obtain details of identification – fingerprints, palm prints, footprints, photographs and biographical details – from people in lawful custody and detained for committing an offence.

Question 8

What is Section 33 of the Policing Act 2008?

Answer 8

Allows for force to be used to obtain details of identification – fingerprints, palm prints, footprints, photographs and biographical details – from people suspected of committing offences and there is an intention to proceed against them by way of issuing a summons.

Question 9

Under a section 11 search, Section 125(1)(d) of the Search and Surveillance Act 2012, What is the definition?

Answer 9

Allows for reasonable force to be used to remove money and property from a person in lawful police custody, who is to be locked up in police custody.

Question 10

What other forms of force can be used in necessary?

Answer 10

Handcuffs, OC Spray, Baton, Taser, Firearms

Question 11

What report needs to be submitted for reportable uses of force? Clue: TOF

Answer 11

Tactical Options Report

Question 12

What should TOR always be linked to?

Answer 12

Tactical Options Framework

Question 13

What does TENR stand for?

Answer 13

Threat, Exposure, Necessity, Response

Question 14

What is TENR?

Answer 14

A systematic threat assessment process designed to:

• increase staff and public safety
• eliminate “preventable harm” and
• reduce criticism of the Police

Question 15

What does PCA stand for?

Answer 15

Perceived Cumulative Assessment

Question 16

What does a Perceived Cumulative Assessment (PCA) consist of?

Answer 16

Subjective assessment and continuous reassessment of an incident - using TENR - based on information known about the situation and the subject’s behaviour

Question 17

What does the threat consist of?

Answer 17

Someone or something else’s

• Intent
• Capability
• Opportunity

within a particular environment

Question 18

Exposure can cause potential harm to who?

Answer 18

• Police Employees
• Police Operations
• Members of the public
• My reputation as an individual and Police

Question 20

Necessity is defined on?

(3 points)

Answer 20

Whether to:

• respond immediately
• delay response
• not respond at all

Question 21

Any use of force must be?

Answer 21

• Reasonable
• Necessary
• Proportionate (correct or suitable in size)

Question 22

What should my response be?

Answer 22

Consider all the circumstances

Must be

• Timely
• Appropriate or Reasonable
• Proportionate

Question 23

What are the five behaviours on the TOF?

Answer 23

• Cooperative
• Passive Resistance
• Active Resistance
• Assaultive
• GBH or Death