Unit 6 Government and PS - Aim A

Identify the examples of 'local authorities':

• Metropolitan Borough Councils, Parish Councils, City Councils

• Central Government (Parliament)

• Department for Education, Legal Aid Agency, Ministry of Justice

• Royal Navy Reserves, RAF Reserves, TA, Special Constabulary

Identify the examples of 'supporting uniformed non-statutory protective services':

• Metropolitan Borough Councils, Parish Councils, City Councils

• Central Government (Parliament)

• Department for Education, Legal Aid Agency, Ministry of Justice

• Royal Navy Reserves, RAF Reserves, TA, Special Constabulary

Identify the examples of Central Government departments that are non-uniformed statutory protective services:

• Metropolitan Borough Councils, Parish Councils, City Councils

• Central Government (Parliament)

• Department for Education, Legal Aid Agency, Ministry of Justice

• Royal Navy Reserves, RAF Reserves, TA, Special Constabulary

Identify the examples of Central Government departments that are non-uniformed statutory protective services:

• Metropolitan Borough Councils, Parish Councils, City Councils

• Central Government (Parliament)

• Department for Education, Legal Aid Agency, Ministry of Justice

• Royal Navy Reserves, RAF Reserves, TA, Special Constabulary

Why are Local Authorities and Central Government departments, put in place?

• Provide Essential Services to the Public

• Maintain the Law

• Provide Emergency Assistance

• Defend the Country

Why are supporting uniformed non-statutory protective services, in place?

• Provide Essential Services to the Public

• Maintain the Law

• Provide Emergency Assistance

• Defend the Country

Definition for a statutory protective service:

• A public service that is required by an act of parliament / law / legal requirement

• A public service that is NOT required by an act of parliament / NOT a law / NOT a legal requirement

• A public service that is required to defend the country, maintain the law, and provide emergency assistance

Identify the main purposes of the uniformed statutory Emergency Services:

• Respond quickly and safely to accidents/ emergencies,

  Prevent incidents/crime/fire/accidents/injuries/ public disorder

• Support international peacekeeping,

  Humanitarian aid to civil communities

• Support civil authorities through military aid to government powers,

  Defend the UK & its dependencies

• Custodial care,

  Rehabilitation of offenders

Identify the main purposes of the uniformed statutory Armed Services:

• Respond quickly and safely to accidents/ emergencies,

  Prevent incidents/crime/fire/accidents/injuries/ public disorder

• Support international peacekeeping,

  Humanitarian aid to civil communities

• Support civil authorities through military aid to government powers,

  Defend the UK & its dependencies

• Custodial care,

  Rehabilitation of offenders

Identify the main purposes of the uniformed statutory Prison Services:

• Respond quickly and safely to accidents/ emergencies,

  Prevent incidents/crime/fire/accidents/injuries/ public disorder

• Support international peacekeeping,

  Humanitarian aid to civil communities

• Support civil authorities through military aid to government powers,

  Defend the UK & its dependencies

• Custodial care,

  Rehabilitation of offenders