Aim

To enable selected officers/staff to fulfil the role of Post Incident Manager and Appointed Officer where there has been a Death or Serious Injury (DSI)

Outcomes

At the end of this Course the student will be able to:

• Define a death or serious injury following police contact (DSI).

• Explain the purpose of an Article 2 ECHR investigation.

• Explain the criteria for the implementation of a PIP in all circumstances.

• Explain the role and responsibilities of the PIM.

• Identify those individuals who should be categorised as Key Police Witnesses (KPWs)

• Explain the guidance related to conferring by KPWs.

• Explain the responsibilities and considerations related to separating KPWs.

• Explain the PIMs responsibilities in respect of KPWs.

• Describe the considerations relevant to the protection of KPWs identity.

• Describe the four-stage process for the provision of accounts.

• Explain the arrangements for the provision of legal advice to KPWs.

• Explain the considerations related to reference material, including body worn video.

• Explain the considerations related to defusing and organisational learning debriefs

• Describe the role of the Appointed Officer and its relationship to the role of the PIM.

• Explain the operational roles and associated responsibilities identified within the APP.

• Explain the role and responsibilities of the relevant independent investigating authority.

• Describe the role of police staff associations/unions within a PIP.

Pricing as follows: £1,275.00 +VAT per delegate.

The course can be lifted and shifted to the Force/Region requiring the training.

Please contact training@pfoa.co.uk or call on 01354 697890 for further information.