POLINV026Plan police investigations

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What an assessment for POLINV026 must cover

40 assessable components: 3 elements (18 performance criteria), 10 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Develop investigation plans

  • 1.1Conduct initial assessments to determine if an investigation is required
  • 1.2Define investigation objectives to provide operational focus and preferred outcomes
  • 1.3Analyse information to identify potential investigation directions
  • 1.4Identify avenues of enquiry to advance investigations
  • 1.5Conduct risk assessments to identify investigation opportunities and limitations
  • 1.6Prepare investigation plans to provide direction to investigation and define responsibilities of stakeholders
  • 1.7Prioritise investigatory phases, methods and activities to inform sequence of operations
  • 1.8Establish communication channels with stakeholders to facilitate flow of information
  • 1.9Facilitate recording of information using jurisdictional information management systems
  • 1.10Implement investigation plan to achieve investigation objectives

2 Coordinate resources

  • 2.1Assess and secure resources available to undertake investigation activities
  • 2.2Formulate contingency plans to address potential resource limitations
  • 2.3Manage resource usage to achieve investigation objectives

3 Review investigation

  • 3.1Assess investigation plan continually in order to adjust to changing circumstances and requirements
  • 3.2Examine investigation to ensure adherence to jurisdictional policies and procedures
  • 3.3Finalise the investigation
  • 3.4Compare investigation outcomes against objectives of the investigation plan
  • 3.5Disseminate review outcomes to inform future improvements in investigations

Performance evidence

  • conduct initial assessment of the incident or issue to determine whether an investigation is necessary
  • communicate the investigation plan and outcome in writing and verbally
  • communicate with stakeholders to facilitate the investigation
  • demonstrate flexibility and adaptability by adjusting the investigation plan
  • formulate security plan to address security requirements of the investigation, resources and security of exhibits
  • identify and manage financial, human and physical resources
  • identify and select investigation methods and techniques
  • sequence activities and phases to guide implementation of investigation plan
  • review procedures and outcomes for quality assurance purposes
  • utilise jurisdictional information management system

Knowledge evidence

  • court procedures and evidentiary requirements
  • government and policy environments in which investigations will be managed
  • investigation principles and case management systems
  • jurisdictional operational, corporate and strategic plans
  • jurisdictional policies and procedures related to conduct of investigations
  • legislation that impacts upon conduct of investigations
  • resources available to support the investigation
  • security issues and classifications

Foundation skills

  • Learning: Independently gather and analyse information from a variety of sources. Review and critically assess information relevant to an investigation, including risk assessments to identify investigation opportunities and limitations.
  • Reading: Read and apply jurisdictional policies and procedures related to conduct of investigations. Read information to identify potential investigation directions. Read information to conduct risk assessments. Compare written investigation outcomes against objectives of the investigation plan. Read and review procedures and outcomes for quality assurance purposes.
  • Writing: Prepare written investigation plans to provide direction to investigations and define responsibilities of stakeholders. Communicate investigation plan and outcomes in writing to relevant personnel. Establish written communication channels with stakeholders to facilitate flow of information. Record information using jurisdictional information management systems. Formulate a written security plan to address security requirements of the investigation, resources and security of exhibits.
  • Oral Communication: Establish oral communication channels with stakeholders to facilitate flow of information. Communicate investigation plan and outcomes orally to relevant personnel. Communicate information in investigation briefings.

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Questions about assessing POLINV026

What does an assessment tool for POLINV026 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for POLINV026 needs to address all 40 unit components: 3 elements with 18 performance criteria, 10 performance evidence requirements, 8 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for POLINV026?

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