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In respect to the procedure Landlord Tenant, The Residential Tenancies Act establishes offences, which is NOT in the list of concerning offences:
a. Withholding Vital services b. Improper entry into premises c. Alteration of locks d. “Lock” money e. Holding of a tenants property |
D – It should read KEY MONEY
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The Residential Tenancies Act, includes a premise whose occupants are required to share a bathroom or a kitchen facility with the owner’s family, where the owner/owner’s family lives in the same building in which the premise is located –
True False |
The answer is FALSE
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The residential tenancies act does include non profit co-operative housing occupied by owners
true false |
false
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Police officers shall – prevent breach of peace, advise parties it is a civil dispute, provide info on agencies, and assist with emergency housing, if applicable
true false |
true
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The sheriffs office often calls on the police to assist in the eviction. A police officer shall assist the sheriff when called upon to physically remove the tenants from the premise.
true false |
false - only responsibility to keep the peace during an eviction
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The distinct difference between commercial and residential tenancies is that a landlord has the right in commercial tenancies to impose distrait for rent arrears
True False |
true
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After 30 days have passed from the time the rent was due, the commercial landlord can change the locks to the premise and a notice was served
true false |
FALSE – 15 days and no notice required
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After 15 days of past due rent, the landlord is intending to take possession of the property in lieu of rental money, a notice was served, and five days have passed, the landlord is lawfully working under the authority of the Commercial Tenancies Act
true false |
true
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In the procedure entitled Collisions involving Service Vehicles, who shall assume the role of case manager when charges are warranted against a service member?
a. The traffic supervisor b. The professional standards officer c. The investigating officer d. The supervisory officer |
d - the supervisory officer
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HTA reportable collision = means a motor vehicle collision that results in personal injury, damage to municipal property or property damage that exceeds _________.
$500 $1000 $1500 $2000 |
$1000
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According to the procedure, EFAP – what information will be supplied to the service, association, and senior officer`s organization
Number of clients Age of clients Division of clients Nature of referral |
number of clients
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Supervisors that become aware of a member who requests assistance shall: ALL BUT ONE
a - Advise the member of options available for assistance – including EFAP b-Permit the member the opportunity to attend the EFAP on duty, subject to operational requirements c- Follow up d- Protect the co-workers from the member`s inappropriate behaviour due to his/her rehabilitiation. |
D – the correct answer should read , Protect the member’s rehabilitation from being negatively affected by co-workers’ inappropriate behaviour.
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Members returning to work from a No Fault insurance claim or Leave of Absence – No Sick Bank shall consult with MAS prior to returning to duty, only if restricted duties are required.
true false |
FALSE – MAS regardless of restricted duties or not
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Who shall be notified if a member is off work sick and have insufficient sick benefits to ensure ongoing income replacement
a) Officer in charge b) Unit commander c) Unit administrative Co-ordinator d) Medical Advisor |
UNIT ADMIN CO_ORDINATOR
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If a member chooses not to advise the OIC of the nature of the illness the member shall immediately notify MAS of the nature of the illness
TRUE FALSE |
true
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Unless other wise directed by the Chief of Police, a supervisor shall notify the _____________ when it is apparent that a member has a medical condition that is affecting, or may reasonably be expecting to affect the member’s performance of duty.
The officer in charge The MAS The unit commander The Chief of Police |
unit commander
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The unit commander shall ensure supervisors perform wellness visits after ----- consecutive days of absence.
FIVE THREE SEVEN TEN |
three
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According to the procedure Injury Reporting, an accident means an injury or disease incurred during the performance of duty
TRUE FALSE |
true
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The IOD reports that are not completed by an investigating supervisory will not be accepted by -----
MAS Occupational Health and Safety The Unit commander The Unit Administrative Co-ordinator |
Occupational Health and Safety
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A supervisor may provide a comment in the narrative of his/her opinion of the officer’s injury on the IOD.
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FALSE – The comments must be substantiated by facts
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According to procedure,90% of all work related injuries are :
Culprit caused Self inflicted Minor in nature Faked |
culprit caused
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According to the procedure on Critical Incident, how long does the procedure suggest a debriefing session should last
1.5 hours 1 hour 2.5 hours 2 hours |
2.5 hours
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Critical Incident means any incident involving a member that includes serious injury or death, mass casualties, the members life has been imperilled or threatened, or any situation which has the potential to significantly interfere now or at a later time with a member’s ability to function professionally or personally.
True False |
true
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The ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬---____________session is an informal discussion attended by a large group of twenty (20) or more members involved in a critical incident. The ___________session takes place immediately after the conclusion of the critical incident, at the scene or in any location where a large group can meet, and lasts for approximately ten (10) minutes or more. Attendance is mandatory but active participation in the discussion is voluntary.
Debriefing Demobilizing Defusing Discussing |
Demobilization
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The _________session is an informal meeting attended by members involved in a critical incident to discuss the traumatic event. The __________session takes place shortly after the conclusion of the critical incident, in a secure room where disruptions can be eliminated, and lasts for approximately thirty (30) minutes or more. Attendance is mandatory but active participation in the discussion is voluntary.
Debriefing Demobilizing Defusing Discussing |
defusing
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The session is a scheduled formal meeting attended by members involved in a critical incident to discuss the traumatic event. The session is run by a qualified community mental health professional with assistance from the CIDT. The session takes place a few days after the conclusion of the critical incident, in a secure room where disruptions can be eliminated, and lasts for approximately two and one half (2.5) hours. Attendance is mandatory but active participation in the discussion is voluntary.
Debriefing Demobilizing Defusing Discussing |
debriefing
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A supervisor upon becoming aware that a member involved in an incident where critical incident stress may occur, or appears to be suffering from such reaction: Shall immediately notify the _________of the affected members unit
Unit commander Officer in charge Both a and B |
oic
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The officer in charge – upon becoming aware of a critical incident taking place shall:
Advise the unit commander Notify the OIC- Duty Desk Both a and B |
Both the unit commander and the OIC – Duty Desk
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The OIC – Duty Desk - becoming aware of a critical incident taking place shall: ALL BUT ONE
Immediately notify CIDT Co-ordinator The duty inspector- Duty Desk An on call member of the Public information, if required An on call member of the Toronto Police Association, if required The chief of Police |
the Chief of Police
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According to the section Substance Abuse, Restricted duties means;
Work that is modified to permit a member with a disability to work in some capacity Work that is modified to permit an officer with a disability to work in some capacity Work that is modified to permit a member with a disability to work as outlined in the collective agreement Work that is modified to permit a member with an injury to work in some capacity as outlined in the collective agreement |
ANSWER: Work that is modified to permit a member with a disability to work in some capacity
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In procedure Work Place Safety, which injury is NOT listed as an injury of serious nature:
Results in the substantial loss of blood Involves the amputation of four fingers Causes the loss of sight in an eye Produces unconsciousness |
Involves the amputation of four fingers
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It is the supervisor’s responsibility to ensure that all members maintain safe and healthy conditions in their assigned work area.
TRUE FALSE |
TRUE
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ACCORDING TO THE procedure External Threats against Service Members:
___________May occur when a member or their family has received repeated and numerous threats, where the threat is accompanied by damage to property, or when actual harm has occurred as a direct result of their official duties. HIGH RISK LOW RISk MEDIUM RISK |
ANSWER: HIGH RISK
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_____________May consist of an off—hand remark made by a disgruntled or intoxicated person in custody. The member does not believe that any harm would result but wants the incident documented. In most cases, no further action is required.
HIGH RISK LOW RISk MEDIUM RISK |
low risk
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_____________May occur when a member or their family receives a threat by telephone, electronic mail (e—mail) or post, as a direct result of their official duties. The member believes that the likelihood of harm is low and does not wish the threat to be considered a high risk.
HIGH RISK LOW RISk MEDIUM RISK |
medium risk
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In a situation where there is a threat against a service member ________ initiates a criminal investigation to determine the level of risk and the proper course of action.
Professional Standards The Unit commander Intelligence Division- security section The investigative unit where the officer is attached to |
the unit commander
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_______________ is responsible for ensuring that all service facilities are safe.
The unit commander Professional Standards- Risk Management The Unit commander Occupational Health and Safety |
Answer: Occupational Health and Safety
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SUPERVISOR – suggest EFAP
Submit/ensure the submission of an eCOPS report to the unit commander If occurred outside Toronto..Forward details to applicable police service. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES shall the member be re-directed to report this matter to another agency. An investigation shall be initiated regardless of where it occurred. The agency having jurisdiction shall maintain the lead, with Toronto offering whatever assistance is appropriate. |
info only
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All firearms, ammunition, projectiles and casings brought into custody of the Service will be screened through the FIAU.
a) True b) False |
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The Gun and Gang Task Force will submit firearms requiring DNA examination to the Centre of Forensic Sciences CFS). Who is responsible for ensuring this happens after a firearms offence incident?
a) Supervisor b) OIC c) GGTF d) OIC – GGTF e) FIAU |
a
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Abuse of Elderly or Vulnerable Persons – Abuse means physical abuse (includes sexual abuse) psychological abuse, financial abuse, neglect or any combination thereof.
a) True b) False |
b – Abuse means harm done to anyone by a person in a position of trust or authority.
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Officer in Charge – Upon reviewing a completed ECOPS report or completed CIPS case, relating to the abuse of elderly or vulnerable persons, shall ensure the reports are transmitted by facsimile transmission (fax) to the:
a) Abuse Section – Records Management Services – Operations b) Intelligence Division– Hate/Bias Unit c) OIC- Duty Desk d) Enquiry Section – Records Management Services – Operations e) Victim Services for distribution to community resources |
d
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Gang-Related Investigations. Associate means a person who admittedly associates with a criminal organization or criminal street gang and participates in its activities without benefit of full membership status.
a) True b) False |
b – “knowingly” not “admittedly”
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Which of the following shall determine a gang-related crime incident:
a) an incident occurs when the participants, suspects or victims are identified as gang members or gang associates. b) police or other reliable source information is received that identifies the incident as gang-related. c) existence of physical evidence or series of events that suggests to an investigator that it was gang-related. d) a and b e) b and c f) any of the above g) all of the above |
d
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FATE stands for the Firearms Targetting and Enforcement program.
a) True b) False |
a
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Police Officer when processing a suspect arrested for participation in gang-related offence shall:
a) mark “Gang-Related” in red ink on the face of the crown envelope b) clearly indicate in the synopsis and show cause brief that the charges are gang-related c) when a suspect is not arrested/charged enter the appropriate information into ECOPS with the words “Gang-Related” placed beside the applicable offence heading. d) all the above e) b and c f) a and b |
d
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Officer in Charge, when notified of a gang-related incident shall ensure a copy of any occurrence identifying a gang-related incident or a person’s membership or association to a gang offence is forwarded to:
a) Intelligence Division – Gang Net b) GGTF c) Intelligence Division – Records, Research and Analysis and all field units d) Divisional Gang Co-ordinator |
d
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Supervisory Officer – when notified of a confirmed/suspected kidnapping shall NOT (eliminate one of the following):
a) ensure that a command post has been established, if applicable b) ensure any witnesses are isolated and assign an officer(s) to interview c) ensure detective personnel attend d) notify the OIC e) ensure the unit commander has been notified f) ensure that an OCE investigator has been notified g) organize a thorough search of the area utilizing all available resources |
e
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When circumstances indicate a non-parental abduction or the involvement of the stranger, ensure the notification of:
a) Public Information b) Sex Crimes Unit c) OIC – Duty Desk d) Ministry of Transport e) all the above |
b
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Form 1 means an “Application by Physician for Psychiatric Assessment” signed by a doctor within 7 days of examining the person and gives who the authority to take the person named to a psychiatric facility?
a) police officer b) peace officer c) any person d) family member |
c
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Which MHA form is valid for a period of one month?
a) Form 1 b) Form 2 c) Form 9 d) Form 47 e) Form 104 |
c
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The new Community Referral Police Access Line has been introduced to provide police officers with assistance when dealing with:
- any individual aged sixteen (16) or under who is believed to emotionally disturbed and at a significant risk of involvement with the criminal justice system, and - who has not been apprehended under the MHA a) True b) False |
a
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Mental Health & Justice Service will accept individuals who can be safely supported in the community. Does a suspected EDP have to voluntarily agree to the support provided?
a) Yes b) No |
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. If difficulty is experienced when having a person examined/admitted to a hospital, which of the following is correct:
a) shall request a second opinion from another physician or psychiatrist on call b) shall attend another hospital, if necessary c) shall make notifications in the memorandum book detailing the problem d) shall submit a TPS 649 to the unit commander detailing the problem |
d
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. Mental Illness means any disease or disability of the mind. A person suffering from mental illness may have to live with a long-term breakdown of coping skills including perception, decision making and problem solving abilities.
a) True b) False |
b
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Officer in Charge, upon receipt of an ECOPS report and an original Form – MHA, which has not been executed, shall ensure:
a) every effort is made to apprehend the suspected EDP listed in the Form – MHA b) the original Form – MHA is maintained at the front desk until the suspected EDP is apprehended or until the Form – MHA has expired c) that RMS-Ops Enquiry has been contacted by telephone, with the ECOPS report number in order to cancel the original CPIC entry. d) a and b e) b and c f) a and c g) all the above |
d
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During the apprehension of a suspected EDP on the basis of a Form-MHA, a police officer shall complete a TPS 208.
a) True b) False |
b - only when NOT apprehending an EDP
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Supervisor Substance Abuse
1. When it is determined that there are fitness for duty or safety concerns shall report the circumstances on an internal correspondence to the OIC A. True B. False |
b
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2. Disinfection Facilities (police vehicles only)
Any vehicle with an obvious presence of bodily fluids, will be disinfected at one of the following Shop Operations locations 9 Hanna Avenue 2050 Jane Street 18 Cranfield Road A. True B. False |
b
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3. Workplace Safety
Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) Means a committee formed in accordance with s. 9(2) of the OHSA. For the purposes of this Procedure, a JHSC is composed of unit members who perform managerial and non–managerial functions. At least two management members and one non–management member must be certified. A. True B. False |
b
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4. The Service’s Health and Safety Program consists of five major components including:
A. preventing life threatening situations B. eliminating sources of occupational illness C. conforming with all applicable legislative requirements D. All of the above E. Only a and b |
d
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5. The Anti–Terrorist & Threat Investigation Unit is a sub unit of which section:
A. Security Section of the Intelligence Division B. Sex Crimes Unit – Threat Assessment – Behavioural Assessment Section. C. Occupational Health and Safety – Workers’ Compensation Services D. Major Crime Unit 31 Division ROBBERY HOMICIDE |
a
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6. Property – General Storage
Electric bicycles (eBikes) shall be transported to a contract pound. a. True b. False |
b
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Only copyright infringements or production videotapes which
contain pornographic material shall be processed through the DLMS a. True b. False |
a
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Firearms Storage Vault is available during the following hours:
a. Monday through Friday 0700 to 2300 hours b. Monday through Friday 0700 to 1600 hours c. Monday through Friday 0700 to 1630 hours d. Anytime. Those fuckers are always there |
b
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When arranging the delivery of property from the PEMU for court or release purposes through the DLMS, Forty eight (48) hours notice must be given to ensure delivery (excluding weekends and statutory holidays).
a. True b. False |
a
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When members become involved in a Service vehicle collision and are determined to be at fault, they may be subject to the following…
a) criminal/provincial charges b) disciplinary action c) driving assessments/remedial driver training d) stern lecture e) revocation of their blue card f) a, b and e g) a, b, c and e |
g
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Who shall attend the scene and assume the responsibilities as set out in this Procedure (Collisions Involving Service Vehicles) for the traffic and supervisory officers in the event of a life threatening injury, fatal collision, pursuit involving injuries or a collision where the SIU is investigating/monitoring.
a) Duty Inspector b) Traffic Services c) Supervisor Traffic Services d) none of the above |
b
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Member – when involved in a collision involving a Service vehicle while outside the City of Toronto shall complete a TPS 649 advising the OIC of the details.
TRUE OR FALSE. |
False – advising the Unit Commander
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4 Supervisory Officer – When criminal or provincial charges are warranted against the involved member shall…
a) advise the members supervisor b) assume the role of case manager, as appropriate c) revoke the members blue card d) notify TSV |
b
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5 The employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP) provides assistance on a voluntary basis to (pick the one that does not belong)
a) pensioners, and their spouse b) Police Credit Union employees, their spouse/partner and dependants c) TPAAA employees, their spouse/partner and dependants d) Pensioners, their spouse and their dependants |
d
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6 EFAP – All breaches of confidentiality, other than those required by law, are serious breaches of Service Governance and shall be reported to the ______ or the EFAP Committee forthwith.
a) Unit Commander b) Unit Commander – EFAP c) Unit Commander of the Division of the involved member d) Unit Commander – Duty Desk |
b
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7 Supervisor – Upon becoming aware of a member who requests assistance for a problem shall permit the member the opportunity to attend the EFAP on duty, subject to operational requirements. TRUE OR FALSE
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true
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8 Disability means a physical or mental incapacity either congenital, or caused by injury or disease, as diagnosed by a health care professional competent to make such a diagnosis
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true
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9 Sickness means…
a) a sickness that is not work related but which prevents a member from working or completing a tour of duty. b) a disability that is not work related but which prevents a member from working or completing a tour of duty. c) a disability that is work related but which prevents a member from working or completing a tour of duty. d) a sickness that is work related but which prevents a member from working or completing a tour of duty. |
b
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10 Members who are absent for more than ____ working days or who may require periods of restricted duties shall consult with MAS before returning to work.
a) 10 b) 7 c) 14 d) 3 |
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11 Member – When absent from duty due to sickness shall notify the _____ of their Unit when unable to attend court.
a) Supervisor b) Detective Sergeant c) Case Manager d) Front Desk e) OIC |
e
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12 Supervisor – Unless otherwise directed by the Chief of Police, shall notify the ______ when it is apparent that a member has a medical condition that is affecting, or may reasonably be expected to affect the member’s performance of duty.
a) OIC b) Duty Desk c) Unit Commander d) Unit Commander – EFAP |
c
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13 Injury Reporting – Supervisors and Unit Commanders may not provide any comments they wish in the narrative section of an IOD report. TRUE OR FALSE.
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False – They may provide
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15 All IOD reports shall be completed from start to finish by the _____.
a) injured member b) supervisor c) investigating supervisor d) OIC |
c
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16 Over _____ of all work-related injuries are directly or indirectly culprit based.
a) 80 % b) 95 % c) 70 % d) 90 % |
d
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17 Critical Injury Incident – OIC – In addition to the reporting requirements, when a member is critically injured, shall immediately notify the _______ of the injured member and the _______ of the particulars of the event.
a) OIC, Duty Desk b) OIC, OIC of the Duty Desk c) Unit Commander, OIC of the Duty Desk d) Unit Commander, Duty Inspector |
c
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18 Supervisor – Upon becoming aware that a member has been involved in an accident where critical incident stress may occur, or appears to be suffering from such a reaction …(choose which one does not belong)
a) shall immediately notify the officer in charge (OIC) of the affected member’s unit, or civilian equivalent b) shall ensure a TPS 765 is submitted in compliance with Procedure 08-03 c) shall provide support and ongoing encouragement to assist the member in resolving the problem d) should provide support and ongoing encouragement to assist the member in resolving the problem |
c
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19 Officer in Charge or Civilian Equivalent – Upon becoming aware of a critical incident taking place shall
a) advise the unit commander b) notify the OIC- Duty Desk c) comply with Procedures 08-03, and 15-04 where applicable d) all of the above e) b and c only f) a and c only |
d
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20 “We treat everyone in an impartial, equitable, sensitive and ethical manner.” Is what Service Core Value?
a) Fairness b) Integrity c) Respect d) Honesty |
a
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Vital Services, means hot or cold water, fuel, electricity, gas or, during the part of the year prescribed by regulations _____________, heat.
a) October 31st to June 1st b) September 31st to June 15th c) September 1st to June 30th d) September 1st to June 15th e) October 1st to June 30th |
d
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Which of the following is not an offence under the Residential Tenancies Act:
a) invasions of privacy b) holding of tenant’s property c) improper entry into premises d) alterations of locks e) “key’ money |
a
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In circumstances involving a commercial premises where the landlord is intending to take possession of property in lieu of rental money owed, shall:
a) ensure at least five (5) days have passed from the date the notice was served if the landlord has seized property b) ensure at least five (15) days have passed from the date the notice was served if the landlord has seized property c) ensure at least five (30) days have passed from the date the notice was served if the landlord has seized property d) ensure at least one month has passed from the date the notice was served if the landlord has seized property |
a
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Service Reportable Collision, means a collision involving a service vehicle operated by a member meeting the standards set out under the HTA.
a) True b) False |
b – should read “regardless of whether it meets the standards set out under the HTA.”
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Who determines if the involved officer shall be subject to criminal charges, provincial charges, conduct issues or training requirements?
a) Traffic officer b) Supervisory officer c) OIC d) Divisional Traffic Supervisor |
b
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The TPS 559 shall include justification as to why criminal charges or provincial charges were not laid, or where a conduct issue is not proceeded with.
a) True b) False |
a
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Which of the following is NOT supplied by the EFAP to the Service, Association and Senior Officer’s Association on an annual basis:
a) method of referral b) type of problems c) number of clients d) referral costs |
d
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Members of the EFAP are subject to subpoena:
a) True b) False |
a
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Member, upon becoming aware that another member may be experiencing a problem should NOT:
a) contact the EFAP directly for confidential information on how to help b) encourage the member to seek assistance voluntarily c) offer to attend EFAP with the troubled member d) advise a supervisory officer |
d
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. Restricted duties, means work that is modified to prevent a member with a disability to work in accordance with limitations imposed by the Medical Advisor.
a) True b) False |
b – False should read “permit” not “prevent”
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What is the maximum allowed number of working days off sick, before a member must consult with MAS, prior to returning to work?
a) 10 b) 3 c) 9 d) 7 |
c
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Upon receipt of a MED 2, shall complete the form as required and return it within _____ of receipt to MAS.
a) 24 hrs b) 48 hrs c) 72 hrs d) 5 days e) 1 week |
c
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A Supervisor, unless otherwise directed by the Chief of Police, shall notify the Officer in Charge when it is apparent that a member has a medical condition that is affecting, or may reasonably expected to affect the member’s performance of duty.
a) True b) False |
b – “unit commander” not Officer in Charge
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Officer in Charge shall ensure supervisors perform wellness visits after ____ consecutive days of absence or as directed MAS or OHS:
a) 3 b) 5 c) 7 d) 9 |
a
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Material Change, means any change that affects a member’s entitlement to benefits and services under the WSIA. It may also include but is not limited to medical status, earnings/income, work status, co-operation in health care or an early and safe return to work program.
a) True b) False |
b False should read “person’s” not “member’s”
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Injury Investigations - Personal observations and witness reports of how the event occurred are best. Supervisors and Unit Commanders shall not provide personal comment.
a) True b) False |
b
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Supervisor, upon receipt of a MED 1 for Occupational Health and Safety – MAS, shall ensure compliance with the restrictions described on the form and report any deviance from the restriction to the:
a) Occupational Health and Safety - MAS b) OIC c) unit commander d) Occupational Health and Safety – Workers’ Compensation Services |
c
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. Demobilization Session is an informal discussion:
a) which takes place immediately after the conclusion of the critical incident b) which takes place shortly after the conclusion of the critical incident c) which takes place a few days after the conclusion of the critical incident d) which takes place some time after the conclusion of the critical incident |
a
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Member, upon becoming aware that another member has been involved in an incident where critical incident stress may occur, or appears to be suffering from such a reaction:
a) shall immediately notify a supervisor b) should provide support and ongoing encouragement c) shall attend mandatory demobilization, defusing and debriefing sessions d) a and b only e) b and c only f) all the above g) a and c only |
d
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Supervisor, becoming aware that another member has been involved in an incident where critical incident stress may occur, or appears to be suffering from such a reaction, shall notify:
a) OIC b) unit commander c) OIC – Duty Desk d) CIDT, through the EFAP |
a
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4. Under the Workplace Safety procedure, a supervisor shall ensure all members:
(a) Maintain safe and healthy conditions in their area (b) Work in accordance with provisions of Service Governance (c) Are aware of any potential or actual hazard (d) Ensure written instructions on work safety practices are provided to affected members (e) All of the above |
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2. The handbook for communicable diseases information can be found in the Intranet by clicking on:
(a) Routine Orders click on Keyword Search (b) Service Governance click on Procedures (c) Publications and scrolling down to Communicable Diseases (d) Current Projects go to Operational Systems |
c
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3. Vehicle with obvious presence of blood or other bodily fluids will be disinfected at which of the following Shop Operations locations:
(a) 9 Hanna Avenue (b) 2050 Jane Street (c) 18 Cranfield Road (d) All of the above (e) None of the above |
d
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4. Under the Workplace Safety procedure, a supervisor shall ensure all members:
(a) Maintain safe and healthy conditions in their area (b) Work in accordance with provisions of Service Governance (c) Are aware of any potential or actual hazard (d) Ensure written instructions on work safety practices are provided to affected members (e) All of the above |
e
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5. A low risk threat may consist of a remark and the member does not believe any harm would result but does want it documented.
True or False |
true
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6. Medium risk threat is when a member receives a threat by telephone , e-mail, or post as a direct result of their duties.
True or False |
6. False (member of their family)
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7. High risk threat may occur when a member or their family has received repeated threats which are accompanied by property damage to property or actual harm as a direct result of their duties.
True or False |
true
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8. When a member has received a threat against their own safety shall:
(a) Report it to a supervisor (b) Also report the matter in the proper jurisdiction that the threat occurred (c) Submit a TPS 335 (Address Suppression Program) if wanting to participate (d) Only ‘b’ (e) ‘a’ and ‘c’ only |
e
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9. Prior to being stored in the PEMU, property must be stored within the DLMS
True or False |
true
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10. How do members notify Fleet and materials Management when seizing a large quantity of property:
(a) 0700 to 1600 (b) 0700 to 1630 (c) 0700 to 2300 (d) 24 hours a day |
d
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11. The handling of firearms and ammunition shall be unloaded and ammunition shall be stored in separate boxes and in the same locker.
True or False |
11. False (separate boxes and separate lockers)
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12. A member must notify PEMU in what time line to order a request of exhibits :
(a) 24 hours (b) 48 hours (c) 5 days (d) 7 days |
b
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13. If there is a service wide failure in the DLMS a member shall store evidence where?
(a) in the supervisor’s office (b) in the officer’s personal locker (c) in a secure location designated by unit commander (d) in the staff sergeant’s office |
c
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14. The maximum allowable sample for drugs is:
(a) 7 grams (b) 10 grams (c) 12 grams (d) 15 grams |
b
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15. Valuable property means money, jewellery or anything that may make a prisoner the target of theft or robbery.
True or False |
true
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16. A Major incident means an emergency incident which exceeds a division’s normal resources and requires additional support. They may require a command post
True or False |
true
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17. Lockdown means:
(a) all movement in and out of the school and within the school is restricted as the danger is inside the school or school property (b) all movement in and out of school is restricted and external doors are locked, movement within the school is not restricted (c) requires people enter and remain in a building with the doors and closed due to external environmental threat. (d) None of the above |
a
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18. When responding to an emergency incident the first supervisory officer shall not:
(a) request the divisional OIC, Duty Desk and PSU be notified to monitor and attend as required (b) exercise caution when approaching the site (c) assign one police officer at the scene to maintain radio communication (d) ensure all members submit the appropriate reports prior to completion of duty |
18. A – that is the responsibility of Incident Commander
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19. In a level 3-disaster incident, any member shall request dispatch to notify:
(a) Duty Desk (b) OIC of affected division (c) PSU on call member (d) All of the above |
d
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20. The main function of the police at scenes involving hazardous materials is to establish and maintain perimeters at a safe distance.
True or False |
true
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21. Explosions should be treated as a Level 3 – Disaster incident
True or False |
false level 2
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22. ETF shall be notified for:
(a) arresting persons with firearms and/or weapons (b) barricaded persons and hostage persons (c) high risk search warrants (d) all of the above |
d
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