The sessions for Unit 3 are listed below with the learning outcomes. You will also find the links below to material you need to access during the course along with links to forms submissions you will need to make.

Session 1

Multi Agency Working

Public Protection

Evaluate the intricacies associated with victim and witness care during a complex investigation

How the supervisor works with the Multi Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA) ​

Describe the key principles of the investigative manager in response to public protection investigations

Local public protection structures

• Multi Agency Public Protection Arrangements

• Integrated Offender Management

Identification, assessment and management of risk

• Monitoring and managing of high risk offenders including, prolific and priority offenders, sex offenders and violent offenders

Multi-agency and information sharing protocols

• Child protection/family court proceedings

• Children’s Act 1989

• Safeguarding responsibilities

• Private law versus Public law

• 2013 protocol and good practice model

Session 2

Threats, Risk and Harm including Threats to Life

Public Protection

Evaluate the intricacies associated with victim and witness care during a complex investigation

Supervisors role in ensuring investigators compliance with Victims’ code

Threat, risk and harm arrangements required in any investigation involving serious and complex crime

• THRIVE model

• Safeguarding of individuals

• Prevention of crime

• Management of risk in Law Enforcement (MORiLE)

• Threat to Life notification arrangements

Explain the responsibilities of the investigative manager within the

NPCC National Threats to Life Guidelines

• Definition of Threat to life

• Associated Threat to Life notification case law

• The Management of threat and risk assessment

• Resolution of ‘Threat to life’ incidents

Session 3

Victims Code and Victims and Witness Care

Public Protection

Evaluate the intricacies associated with victim and witness care during a complex investigation

1. How to supervise the impact of trauma on victims(s) and witness(es) involved in serious and complex offending

2. Support required and how this is maintained throughout the investigation

Content should include Consent issues