Aim
To enable participants to authorise Covert Human Intelligence Sources and/or surveillance activity confidently, in accordance with current legislation and policy.
Objectives
At the end of the course delegates will be able to:
· State the key pieces of legislation that relate to the role of AO including the Human Rights Act, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act and the Criminal Procedures & Investigations Act.
· Assess the potential implications of the Human Rights Act 1998 on surveillance and CHIS.
· Identify the relevant policy documents required to perform role of AO.
· Consider the operational impact of current legislation, policies and procedures.
· Respond effectively to request for authorisations.
· Monitor and review authorisations in accordance with current policies.
· Discuss the importance of keeping accurate records.
· Apply the correct criteria for authorisations in practical situations.
· Explain decisions confidently and correctly in legal proceedings.
Who should attend?
This course is aimed at people who are engaged in authorising activity under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, primarily Directed Surveillance and Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS).
Occupational Standards.
This course is designed to meet the relevant competencies set by Skills for Justice, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) National Source Working Group Training Standards and is accredited to Ministry of Justice RIPA Authorising Officer (RIPA/3) standards.
Each of our RIPA courses can be tailored to your specific requirements and will reflect the type of activity that you undertake.
Please contact one of our friendly members of staff to discuss your requirements without any obligation and absolutely NO high-pressure selling.
© This website and its contents are copyright of The Training Consultants Ltd 2006-2009.
To enable participants to authorise Covert Human Intelligence Sources and/or surveillance activity confidently, in accordance with current legislation and policy.
Objectives
At the end of the course delegates will be able to:
· State the key pieces of legislation that relate to the role of AO including the Human Rights Act, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act and the Criminal Procedures & Investigations Act.
· Assess the potential implications of the Human Rights Act 1998 on surveillance and CHIS.
· Identify the relevant policy documents required to perform role of AO.
· Consider the operational impact of current legislation, policies and procedures.
· Respond effectively to request for authorisations.
· Monitor and review authorisations in accordance with current policies.
· Discuss the importance of keeping accurate records.
· Apply the correct criteria for authorisations in practical situations.
· Explain decisions confidently and correctly in legal proceedings.
Who should attend?
This course is aimed at people who are engaged in authorising activity under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, primarily Directed Surveillance and Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS).
Occupational Standards.
This course is designed to meet the relevant competencies set by Skills for Justice, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) National Source Working Group Training Standards and is accredited to Ministry of Justice RIPA Authorising Officer (RIPA/3) standards.
Each of our RIPA courses can be tailored to your specific requirements and will reflect the type of activity that you undertake.
Please contact one of our friendly members of staff to discuss your requirements without any obligation and absolutely NO high-pressure selling.
© This website and its contents are copyright of The Training Consultants Ltd 2006-2009.
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Office of Fair Trading
(OFT)
Greater Manchester
Police
Scottish Prison Service
Bracknell Forest
Council
Metropolitan Police
Ballymena Council
Ministry of Justice
West Midlands Police
B.B.C.
Cabridgeshire County
Council
Police Service of
Northern Ireland
South Beds
District Council
Outforce Ltd
Hampshire Police
Driving Standards Agency
New Forest
District Council
Royal Military Police
Ararna Ltd
HM Prison Service
Basildon Council
Wiltshire Constabulary
Royal Mail Group
South Yorkshire Police
Charity Commission
Devon & Cornwall Police
Forest of Dean
District Council
Lincolnshire Police
Northampton Borough Council
British Transport
Police
Ministry of Justice
Trading Standards
Office of Fair Trading
(OFT)
Greater Manchester
Police
Scottish Prison Service
Bracknell Forest
Council
Metropolitan Police
Ballymena Council
Ministry of Justice
West Midlands Police
B.B.C.
Cabridgeshire County
Council
Police Service of
Northern Ireland
South Beds
District Council
Outforce Ltd
Hampshire Police
Driving Standards Agency
New Forest
District Council
Royal Military Police
Ararna Ltd
HM Prison Service
Basildon Council
Wiltshire Constabulary
Royal Mail Group
South Yorkshire Police
Charity Commission
Devon & Cornwall Police
Forest of Dean
District Council
Lincolnshire Police
Northampton Borough Council
British Transport
Police
Ministry of Justice
Trading Standards
We are pleased to be the supplier for ALL RIPA Authorising Officer training for
Her Majesty's Prison Service of England & Wales.
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Her Majesty's Prison Service of England & Wales.
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