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Please note, this unit is only available to students approved for study in the Public Sector Leadership & Management specialisation of R4C Bachelor of Arts with Professional Honours. For further information, please contact victoriapolice.enquiries@utas.edu.au.

Introduction

Critical incidents and emergencies are often dynamic in nature, requiring operational commanders to develop and adapt response plans as incidents and emergencies unfold over time. Police leaders are responsible for commanding the policing response at critical incidents and emergencies within the constraints of relevant legislation, Victoria Police policies and accepted practices. This unit engages students in the higher order decision making skills and capabilities required of operational policing in an increasingly complex social, cultural and economic environment. Police work collaboratively with stakeholders and other emergency management agencies to build resilient communities and respond appropriately when required through command, control and coordination principles. Students will engage with assignment work grounded in critical reflection and decision making around policing critical incidents in ways that will synthesise their performance and the issues facing police today.

Summary 2020

Unit name Advanced Police Operational Command
Unit code HSP405
Credit points 25
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
School of Social Sciences
Discipline Policing and Emergency Management
Coordinator

Angela Dwyer

Teaching staff

Dr Angela Dwyer

Available as student elective? No
Breadth Unit? No

Availability

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Requisites

Mutual Exclusions

You cannot enrol in this unit as well as the following:

HSP402

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

In-house residential, 1 x 1 hour lecture weekly

Assessment

Assessment Task 1: Scenario Response Essay 50%;
Assessment Task 2: Incident Action Plan (Hurdle Task – required to pass unit, but
unweighted);
Assessment Task 3: Operational Briefing (Hurdle Task – required to pass unit, but
unweighted);
Assessment Task 4: Critical Incident Hypothetical (Hurdle Task – required to pass unit,
but unweighted);
Assessment Task 5: Critical Analysis of Police Response 50%

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