SIA Counter-Terrorism 3

Question 1

What does HVM stand for in the context of crowded places security?

Accepted Answer

Hostile Vehicle Mitigation

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High Volume Management

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Hazardous Venue Monitoring

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Heavy Vehicle Marshalling

Question 2

During a marauding terrorist attack (MTA) at a nearby venue, what is the recommended response guidance for the public and security staff?

Accepted Answer

RUN, HIDE, TELL

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Fight the attackers immediately

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Stay where you are and wait for instructions

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Evacuate everyone to the street outside

Question 3

Under the RUN, HIDE, TELL guidance, what should you do when calling 999 during a terrorist firearms attack?

Accepted Answer

Provide your location, number of attackers, descriptions of attackers, type of weapons seen, and number of casualties if known

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Simply state 'terrorist attack' and hang up so the line is free

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Only call once you have reached a police station

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Call 999 and then immediately call the Anti-Terrorist Hotline

Question 4

Which pillar of the CONTEST strategy is most relevant to a door supervisor's daily role in protecting crowded places?

Accepted Answer

Protect - strengthening protection against terrorist attacks

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Pursue - stopping terrorist attacks through investigation

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Prevent - stopping people becoming terrorists

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Prepare - mitigating the impact of attacks that cannot be stopped

Question 5

What is the Prevent duty as it applies to licensed premises and door supervisors?

Accepted Answer

A duty under the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 requiring specified authorities to have due regard to preventing people from being drawn into terrorism

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A legal duty to prevent underage drinking

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A voluntary code of practice for nightclubs

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A requirement to install metal detectors at all licensed premises

Question 6

Which of the following is a potential indicator of radicalisation that a door supervisor should be aware of?

Accepted Answer

A regular customer who suddenly becomes withdrawn, expresses extremist views, and shows hostility toward other groups

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A customer who always pays with cash

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A customer who wears religious clothing

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A customer who complains about the music being too loud