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19 Cards in this Set
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CRAF |
1.A shared understanding of risk across all service providers 2.A standardised approach to assessing risk 3.Appropriate eReferral pathways and information sharing 4.Risk management strategies that include ongoing assessment and case management 5.Consistent data collection and analysis to ensure the system is able to respond to changing priorities 6.Quality assurance strategies and measures that underpin a philosophy of continuous improvement
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How first responders can improve the safety of vulnerable AFMs and children: |
1.Using integrated service responses 2.Increasing community awareness and understanding of FV 3.Redressing gender and power imbalances 4.Being aware of diversity considerations 5.Upholding children’s rights 6.Holding perpetrators accountable
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POWERS OF ENTRY |
1. Section 22 SOA 2. 459A CA (Serious Indictable Offence) 3. 352 Mental Health Act 4. Breach of the Peace 5. Family Violence Protection Act (FVPA) Section 157 a. Assault (also threat of assault) b. Contravention of FVIO or FVSN c. Holding Powers d. Express/Implied Consent (of Occupier) |
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FVPA allows police to |
1. Direct a person to surrender firearms 2. Search without warrant 3. Search with warrant |
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Section 158 – Surrender of Firearms |
Where: • IVO or FVSN has been issued • MOPF is satisfied on the balance of probabilities that grounds exist for issuing a relevant notice • MOPF intends to serve, has served, an interstate order • MOPF is aware that the person has a firearm and/or firearms authority |
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Section 159 – Search without Warrant
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MOPF may enter and search: • Any premises person resides/has resided • Premises where FV occurred • Any vehicle registered to the person |
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Section 160 – Search with Warrant (7-day life)
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Warrant allows MOPF to enter and search: • Specified premises (including vehicles on that premises) • Particular vehicle located in a public place |
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Section 163 – Seizure of Firearms
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Police: • MUST – seize any firearms or firearms authority • MAY – seize ammunition or weapons |
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157 fvpa power of entry |
A mopf, may W/O warrant, entre and search any premises BORG a pers to he if A- assault/threat to assault C- contravention H- holding powers/ direction E- express or implied consent |
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Family violence involving mopf |
Remove conflicts of interest Maintain integrity and ethical standards Treat as a complaint against police Notify sgt to attend Complete L 17 |
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Section 13 fvpa mandatory requirement before using holding powers |
Must indent to apply for Fvsn Ivo Variation to ivo |
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Section 14 direction power |
Not an arrest power Over 18 Ceases when fvsn/Ivo is served |
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Section 14 direction power |
Not an arrest power used only for fv Over 18 Ceases when fvsn/Ivo is served Must receive 1266 asap |
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Section 15 |
Detention power Not an arrest power Must of refused or failed to comply with direction Must be detained before they commit a escape under summary offence act |
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Section 16 |
Search power Mopf has directed or detained Sorg any object that may cause Damage Injury Escape May search Vehicle Package Thing |
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Over represented groups in fv |
Atsi Cald Physical or mental disabilities People with children Pregnant women People affected by substance misuse |
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Key indicators to I'd prominent aggressor |
Respective injuries Defensive injury Who is more fearful Patterns of coercion, intimidation or violence |
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Trigger questions |
Made you afraid Put you down, humiliated you or tried to control Pushed, kicked, punched, hit hurt or threatened to hurt Made you concerned for the safety of children, other family members or pets |
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When to make an application for fvsn or iivo |
Wherever the safety welfare or property of family members appears to be endangered Standard of proof balance of probabilities |
