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Standards Terms

978 UK policing acronyms and terms in the "Standards" category — page 10 of 20.

InformationAPPStandards
Data obtained from a source such as word of mouth, observations, surveillance, technology or reports.

Source: College of Policing APP

Information assessmentAPPStandards
A - Known directly to source, B - Known indirectly to source but corroborated, C - Known indirectly to source, D - Not known, E - Suspected to be false

Source: College of Policing APP

Information disorderAPPStandards
Collective term covering misinformation, disinformation and malinformation.

Source: College of Policing APP

Information sharing agreement (ISA)APPStandards
Document identifying the basis for sharing personal information and the nature of the information shared.

Source: College of Policing APP

Information Sharing Agreements (ISAs)APPStandards
Well-developed and clear agreements between partner agencies to ensure effective collaboration and information exchange.

Source: College of Policing APP

Initial incident assessmentAPPStandards
Part of a dynamic risk assessment identifying immediate potential hazards to staff and the public.

Source: College of Policing APP

Initial Investigating Officer (IIO)APPStandards
The officer responsible for the initial investigation in a missing persons case.

Source: College of Policing APP

Initial phaseAPPStandards
The period of a pursuit before tactical resolution can be considered and actioned.

Source: College of Policing APP

Inner cordonAPPStandards
An area enclosing the scene of an incident which contains any hazard or contamination.

Source: College of Policing APP

InquisitorialAPPStandards
The court operates as a tribunal investigating the circumstances of the crime.

Source: College of Policing APP

Integrated Offender Management (IOM)APPStandards
An umbrella term for a set of principles aimed at reducing reoffending and crime.

Source: College of Policing APP

IntegrityAPPStandards
Maintaining the evidential value of collected material.

Source: College of Policing APP

Integrity of commandAPPStandards
The principle that each emergency service retains command of its own personnel.

Source: College of Policing APP

intelligenceAPPStandards
Information which has been subject to a process of evaluation

Source: College of Policing APP

Intelligence collection planAPPStandards
A plan ensuring that the collection phase remains focused, structured, and directed.

Source: College of Policing APP

intelligence reportAPPStandards
A formal document that conveys intelligence findings to relevant parties.

Source: College of Policing APP

intelligence requirementAPPStandards
The specific information needs identified in the context of policing operations.

Source: College of Policing APP

intelligence sourcesAPPStandards
Various means through which intelligence can be gathered or collected.

Source: College of Policing APP

Internal referralAPPStandards
Used where an individual or unit within a police force has concern for a child and informs the child abuse investigation unit.

Source: College of Policing APP

International Crime Coordination Centre (ICCC)APPStandards
A body established to support UK policing in utilizing international instruments effectively.

Source: College of Policing APP

InteroperabilityAPPStandards
The ability of different organizations to work together during operations, particularly in emergency response.

Source: College of Policing APP

INTERPOLINTERPOLAPPStandards
An international organization that facilitates cooperation between police forces from different countries.

Source: College of Policing APP

Investigative interviewingAPPStandards
The process of interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects to gather material for investigations.

Source: College of Policing APP

Investigative management document (IMD)APPStandards
A document that supports discussions about what materials should or should not be disclosed to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).

Source: College of Policing APP

IOPCIOPCAPPStandards
Independent Office for Police Conduct, responsible for overseeing police conduct and investigating serious incidents.

Source: College of Policing APP

IPCCIPCCAPPStandards
Independent Police Complaints Commission

Source: College of Policing APP

ISPISPAPPStandards
Internet Service Provider

Source: College of Policing APP

JESIPJESIPAPPStandards
Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles, which provide a framework for joint working.

Source: College of Policing APP

JOGJOGAPPStandards
Jacket, outer coat, and gloves.

Source: College of Policing APP

joint asset recovery database (JARD)APPStandards
Records all confiscation and forfeiture orders approved by the courts.

Source: College of Policing APP

joint decision modelAPPStandards
A framework for decision-making in multi-agency situations.

Source: College of Policing APP

Joint decision model (JDM)APPStandards
A decision-making framework based on the national decision model, used to establish plans of action during major incidents.

Source: College of Policing APP

Joint Dynamic Hazards AssessmentAPPStandards
A process for assessing risks in multi-agency responses.

Source: College of Policing APP

Joint Emergency Service Interoperability Principles (JESIP)APPStandards
Guidelines to ensure effective communication and collaboration between emergency services.

Source: College of Policing APP

Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP)APPStandards
Guidelines that aim to improve cooperation and interoperability among emergency services.

Source: College of Policing APP

Joint International Crime Centre (JICC)APPStandards
Establishment to support UK policing to utilize international instruments.

Source: College of Policing APP

Joint investigationAPPStandards
An investigation where two or more agencies are involved, each approaching the investigation differently.

Source: College of Policing APP

Joint Money Laundering Intelligence Taskforce (JMLIT)APPStandards
A partnership between law enforcement and the financial sector to analyze money laundering threats.

Source: College of Policing APP

Joint Organisational Learning (JOL)APPStandards
A process through which organizations collaborate to learn from shared experiences.

Source: College of Policing APP

Joint performance indicatorsAPPStandards
Indicators developed to focus on outcomes rather than purely quantitative data.

Source: College of Policing APP

Journal of Homicide and Major Incident InvestigationAPPStandards
A journal previously published by the National Homicide Working Group to share professional practice and knowledge.

Source: College of Policing APP

Key Police Witness (KPW)APPStandards
Police officers or staff who can provide direct evidence of a DSI or circumstances leading to firearm discharge.

Source: College of Policing APP

KhatAPPStandards
A controlled Class C drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.

Source: College of Policing APP

Knife crimeAPPStandards
Crimes that involve the use of a knife, including carrying, threatening, or using a knife for violence.

Source: College of Policing APP

KnowledgeAPPStandards
The prosecution will need to prove the defendant’s knowledge from the circumstances in which they came into possession of the property.

Source: College of Policing APP

KPWsAPPStandards
Key police witnesses.

Source: College of Policing APP

Law enforcement processing and law enforcement purposesAPPStandards
Processing of personal data by the police and other authorities for law enforcement.

Source: College of Policing APP

lawful sharing permitted (code P)APPStandards
A handling code that allows staff to share intelligence for a policing purpose.

Source: College of Policing APP

lawful sharing permitted with conditions (code C)APPStandards
A handling code that allows sharing intelligence under specified conditions.

Source: College of Policing APP

Lead agencyAPPStandards
The agency responsible for managing the risks posed by a qualifying offender.

Source: College of Policing APP