Security BST Exam 2022 with complete solution

on arrest, everyone has the right to be informed a. retaining counsel b. reason of arrest c. (a) and (B) d. none of the above C. (a) and (b) Human Rights protection in BC a. canadian Human rights act b. BC human rights code c. (a) and (b) d. none of the above c. (a) and (b) exchange of hot words can be considered as assault a. true b. false b. false An SP must not describe or identify their services by using the words detective, law enforcement, peace officer or police a. true b. false a. true a set of facts is called reasonable ground a. true b. false a. true causing death or grievous bodily harm is called deadly force a. true b. false a. true a witness who gave a written or oral statement that is recorded in the notebook, is having access to the notebook. a. true b. false a. true racial profiling is considered discrimination a. true b. false a. true the way police conducts themselves is called: a. stereotype b. bias c. deportment d. professional d. deportment an appropriate notebook for SPs is a three-ring binder or other style of book from which pages can easily be removes a. true b. false b. false choose the terms that the SPs should record in their notebooks for each shift. a. location b. duration of shift c. name of supervisor d. (a) and (b) d. (a) and (b) what is the order of notebook entries? a. numerical b. chronological c. random d. alphabetical b. chronological 00:02 00:49 pick the false statement a. SPs must use only one notebook at a time b. SPs should write all notebook entries in ink. c. while on duty, SPs should have their notebook in their possession at all times d. none of the above. d. none of the above while testifying in court as a witness, is an SP allowed to refer to his notes a. only if the crown allows it b. only if the SP's employer does not object c. only if the notes are the original notes made at the same time as the incident or as soon as practicable after it d. all of the above c. only if the notes are the original notes made at the same time as the incident or as soon as practicable after it while testifying in court an SP can refer to his notebook if permitted by a. defence lawyer b. crown counsel c. court clerk d. none of the above d. none of the above the objective report writing is to a. document the facts b. entertain the reader c. impress the reader d. (a) and (c) a. document the facts the SPs have to complete what type of reports? a. operational b. legal c. administrative d. (a) and (c) d. (a) and (c) an operational report is a. a request for leave b. a request for equipment c. a record of incidents of a significant nature d. an accounting of contract services provided c. a record of incidents of a significant nature every operational/occurrence report includes what information? a. property description b. dates and times of incident and related events c. identifying information for witnesses, victims and other parties involved. d. all of the above d. all of the above the purpose of an operational/occurrence report is: a. to provide a list of reasons for the occurrence of the incident b. to give brief description of the vents that led to the main incident c. to describe each related event in chronological order d. to give a summary of SP's recommendations for how to prevent similar incidents from happening in future c. to describe each related event in chronological order what should an SP mention in the body of the operational/ occurrence report? a. sequence of events in chronological order b. a descriptive account that recreates the drama of the incident c. only a summary of the incident d. (a) and (b) a. sequence of events in chronological order the body of an operational/occurrence report should describe only the events that were uncovered by the SP a. true b. false b. false who has access to operational/occurrence reports made by SP? a. judges b. supervisors c. enforcement inspectors d. all of the above d. all of the above choose the false statement a. the witness that gave a written and oral statement which is recorded in a report may have access to that report b. The SPs have unlimited access to other SPs reports c. an SP can have access to report made by a fellow SP if he read and initialled the notes on d. (b) and (c) b. the SPs have unlimited access to other SPs reports the effective management of physical danger, legal risk, and loss through assessment, planning and appropriate action is termed as a. ethics b. operational policy c. safety d. national use of force model c. safety the SPs can launch a quick response from which balanced and protected position? a. safe interview stance b. known risk position c. physical control position d. relative positioning a. safe interview stance