The Prevent Duty

What is the primary goal of the UK government's strategy, CONTEST?

• To promote British values

• To counter terrorism

• To enhance economic stability

• To increase international trade

Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 P's of CONTEST?

• Pursue

• Prevent

• Protect

• Prosecute

What does the Prevent duty specifically aim to stop?

• All undercover activities by authorities

• People becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism

• Economic crimes related to terrorism

• International terrorism only

Which of the following is a responsibility placed on authorities under the Prevent Duty?

• Promoting international policies

• Assessing the risk of individuals being drawn into terrorism

• Conducting undercover operations

• Monitoring all online activities

Which 'British values' require promoting, under the Prevent Duty?

• The rule of law

• Democracy

• Religious teachings

• Mutual Respect and Tolerance

• Individual Liberty

What is the key to the Prevent Duty ?

• To promote individual liberty and mutual respect

• To ensure public safety and security

• To challenge extremist ideas

• To provide healthcare services

Which of the following is NOT listed as an authority expected to support the Prevent duty?

• The police

• Supermarkets

• Schools and registered childcare providers

• NHS-run service providers

According to the government, what does extremism aim to negate or destroy?

• The UK's system of liberal parliamentary democracy

• The fundamental rights and freedoms of others

• Both A and B

• Economic stability of the country

According to GOV.UK, what is the definition of radicalisation?

• The process by which a person comes to support terrorism and extremist ideologies associated with terrorist groups

• The act of causing political instability

• The enforcement of strict political laws

• The promotion of individual liberties

What are the 3 strategic objectives of the Prevent duty?

• To promote economic growth

• Prevent people from being drawn into terrorism and ensure that they are given appropriate advice and support.

• To enhance educational standards

• Work with sectors and institutions where there are risks of radicalisation that we need

  to address.

• To respond to the ideological challenge of terrorism and the threat we face from those

  who promote it.