Handcuffs and other restraints means implements approved by the Commissioner to – restrain a person’s hands and/or feet and spit masks to protect officers. means approved ammunition discharged from an official firearm Less lethal ammunition – that is highly unlikely to cause death or serious injury when correctly applied. Lethal force means force that is likely to cause death or serious injury. – Less lethal force means a force option which is highly unlikely to cause death or serious – injury when properly applied. Munitions means approved ammunition, conducted energy weapon (CEW) cartridges, – chemical canisters or pyrotechnics that can be discharged from a firearm, specialist firearm, CEW, pyrotechnics or chemical weapon delivery system, including hand held canisters. Official firearm means standard issue firearms and specialist firearms. – Operational Safety Committee means the group responsible for advice on training, – administration and policy issues regarding AFP use of force which may include representatives from Learning and Development, Workplace Health and Safety, Operations and other AFP areas. Operational Safety Trainer means a person qualified to train in operational safety who is – appointed to the position in accordance with this Order. Police Forward Commander means the senior officer in command of AFP resources and – personnel at the scene of an event or incident. Public Management Situation means gatherings of persons displaying a common – purpose to: harm persons or damage property use violence threaten, intimidate or harass persons a breach of the Reasonable force is the minimum force necessary and reasonable in the circumstances of a – particular incident. Routine procedure in relation to a detention facility means: – escort compliant handcuffing compliant search of a person. Sensitive region means an area of a person’s body where: – the skin is especially sensitive (e.g. groin, neck, face, female breast, etc.) contact by anyone other than a medically qualified person would cause unnecessary discomfort or indignity. Serious injury is defined in the AFP Commissioner’s on Professional Standards (CO2). – Specialist firearm is any non-standard issue firearm approved by the Commissioner. – Specialist team means a team whose members have successfully completed approved – specialist competencies and are recognised by the Committee as a Specialist team. Standard issue firearm means a handgun of a type and model approved by the – Commissioner to be normally issued to qualified appointees.
Handcuffs and other restraints – means implements approved by the Commissioner to restrain a person’s hands and/or feet and spit masks to protect officers. Less lethal ammunition – means approved ammunition discharged from an official firearm that is highly unlikely to cause death or serious injury when correctly applied. Lethal force – means force that is likely to cause death or serious injury. Less lethal force – means a force option which is highly unlikely to cause death or serious injury when properly applied. Munitions – means approved ammunition, conducted energy weapon (CEW) cartridges, chemical canisters or pyrotechnics that can be discharged from a firearm, specialist firearm, CEW, pyrotechnics or chemical weapon delivery system, including hand held canisters. Official firearm – means standard issue firearms and specialist firearms. Operational Safety Committee – means the group responsible for advice on training, administration and policy issues regarding AFP use of force which may include representatives from Learning and Development, Workplace Health and Safety, Operations and other AFP areas. Operational Safety Trainer – means a person qualified to train in operational safety who is appointed to the position in accordance with this Order. Police Forward Commander – means the senior officer in command of AFP resources and personnel at the scene of an event or incident. Public Management Situation – means gatherings of persons displaying a common purpose to: harm persons or damage property use violence threaten, intimidate or harass persons a breach of the Reasonable force – is the minimum force necessary and reasonable in the circumstances of a particular incident. Routine procedure – in relation to a detention facility means: escort compliant handcuffing compliant search of a person. Sensitive region – means an area of a person’s body where: the skin is especially sensitive (e.g. groin, neck, face, female breast, etc.) contact by anyone other than a medically qualified person would cause unnecessary discomfort or indignity. Serious injury – is defined in the AFP Commissioner’s on Professional Standards (CO2). Specialist firearm – is any non-standard issue firearm approved by the Commissioner. Specialist team – means a team whose members have successfully completed approved specialist competencies and are recognised by the Committee as a Specialist team. Standard issue firearm – means a handgun of a type and model approved by the Commissioner to be normally issued to qualified appointees.
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