Introduction To Policing Practices NCV Level 2 — Document
November 2018 — NCV Level 2 — Introduction To Policing Practices
NCV Level 2
2018
NCV Safety in Society
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1.5\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa makes provision for levels of Government, these levels are National, Provincial, Areas and Local. Provincial, Areas and Local. National, Provincial and Local.
1.2The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID\reviously named the Independent Complaints Directorate (ICD\ is mandated to:
1.3he South African Police Service' s rank structure consist of ... ranks. Ten (10\ Eleven (11\
1.4If a member of the policing agencies performs investigating duties, he/she structure.
1.5South African P olicing agencies prior to 1994 do not include: Swaziland and Lesotho
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2.5\ the ANSWER BOOK. about turn; 2,5 kilometres; mark time; four (4\ open order march; left turn; five (5\eyes front; close order march; halt; 2,4 kilometres
2.1of the left foot and stop the right foot next to the left in the attention position.
2.2fitness test.
2.3TWO (2\paces forward while the rear rank takes TWO (2\paces backward, the centre rank stays put. The TWO (2\ranks on the move step off with the left foot and bring the left foot down next to the right foot in the attention position. The arms do not move.
2.4The standar d policing fitness test consist
2.5head and arms turned smartly to the front, the people in the front rank cut their extended arms to the side in the attention position. (5 1\ [5]5
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3.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
3.1Equality in South Africa came as a result of apartheid.
3.2The Sharpeville incident angered people across the country and there were demonstrations, protest marches, strikes and riots the following weeks.
3.3During the apartheid era the police was seen as a paramilitary force.
3.4Essential human rights must be protected by the rule of law. (8011022\ NC1580 (E\ (N22\V Copyright reserved
3.5South Africa's new Constitution, 1996, established a single National Police Service for South Africa under the executive command and control of a National Commissioner who is appointed by the Minister of Safety and Security
3.6The components of a healthy lifestyle are exercise and nutrition.
3.7Stamina can be defined as the ability to exercise the entire body for long periods of time.
3.8A normal Body Mass Index (BMI\etween 12.5 and 18.
3.9A basic strength training programme must consist of the following: Three (3\ay a week programme. Not ALL muscle groups must be exercised per week. One exercise per muscle with at least four (4\s.
3.10To increase your chest muscles you can do bench presses or push ups (10 1\
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4.5\ the ANSWER BOOK. .1 .2 .3 .4
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5.1Name the primary objective of the South African National Defence Force. (2\
5.2Name FIVE aspects that must be implemented as prescribed by Section 41 of the Constitution to ensure effective cooperation between ALL spheres of overnment to bring about mutual trust and good faith. (5\
5.3Provide FIVE similarities in the roles and responsibilities of the metropolitan police services and traffic departments. (5\
5.4Name the FIVE lowest ranks of the South African National Defence Force Navy. (5\
5.5Briefly explain THREE aspects that must be included when a structure is develop ed for any policing agency (3\
5.6Name FIVE of the main functions of the South African Police Service (SAPS\ Protection and Security Service (5\ [25] TOTAL SECTION B:25
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6.1Explain by means of TWO practical examples how each of the following crime prevention approaches must be implemented to solve the abovementioned crime issues:
6.1.1Primary crime prevention
6.1.2Secondary crime prevention
6.1.3Tertiary crime prevention (3 2\ (6\
6.2Name the roles and responsibilities of the Minister of Police (previously the Minister of Safety and Security
6.3Provide the main function that t he South African Police Service failed to achieve.
6.4What must be taken into consideration if the South African Police Service request the South African National Defence Force to assist to combat the crime issues on hand? (2\
6.5Which Commissioners in other words, in what posts were they serving?\ constitute
6.6Discuss the use of the intelligence data in pro active policing. (6\
6.7Give the responsibilities that the police must achieve during the daily strike of the c ommunity. (2\ [30] TOTAL SECTION C 3030
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8.1Practical explanation of testimonial evidence and physical evidence. (4\
8.2The value of collected evidence at the crime scene for the investigation. (5\
8.3Types of evidence that can be collected at the crime scene. (5\
8.4Why it is essential that an organised approach be used when a crime scene is processed (6\ [20]20
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Total100 marks
Sections5 + 5 + 10 + 5 + 25 + 30 + 20 + 20 = 120 marks
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TitleDocument
SubjectIntroduction To Policing Practices
LevelNCV Level 2
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2018
MonthNovember
Pages9
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Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonSpring (SH)
Start dayThursday
Exam periodNovember 2018
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