The training guide contains:

• Introduction to the kit
• Background information about the kit
• Training information for educators
• Information about contents of kit and how to use them
• How to conduct training using the kit - organised into four training sessions
• Legal Information for educators

You can access this file in two ways:

• Download / print the PDF file
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• Read online
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The explanatory notes are designed to be used by educators.

The notes go through the content of the DVD and highlight questions and issues which arise. They suggest suitable points to pause and relevant activities and issues for discussion.

The notes are to be used in conjunction with the session plans and are also designed to assist anyone to use the video with an individual.

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• Download / print the PDF file
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• Read online
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The photo book covers the same information as the DVD using still photos and key messages.

It can be used during training, and is useful for the participant to take away from the training as a reminder of what they have learnt.

Families and other support people can also benefit from the booklet. One copy is provided with the package

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• Download / print the PDF file
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• Read online
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These photos were provided to IDRS by the NSW Police for training purposes. They are used on this website as material included in the Getting Arrested, What to do kit. Please contact the NSW Police if you need to use them for any other purpose.

Click to download the PDF file - Pictures of NSW police doing their different jobs

The Caution and Summary of Part 9 Law Enforcement (Powers & Responsibilities) Act 2002, is a form that tells the person under arrest about some of the things the police will do for them while they are in police custody at a police station.

The Caution and the easy read / plain English version of the caution is available from the below links.

You can access this file in two ways:

1. Click to download the plain English / easy read version of the Caution (PDF file)
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2. Read online
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Please click on this link to download The Caution and Summary of Part 9 Law Enforcement (Powers & Responsibilities) Act 2002, (PDF file). This might take a while to download

These show the rights of a person in police custody (suspected of commiting a crime.)

In the Getting Arrested, What to do kit, these are provided as a pack of six show-cards; they are A5 size, individually laminated and printed on yellow coloured paper

Click to download the PDF file - Show-cards (PDF file)

This is a picture of an outline of a hand. It's used during the training to think of five people or place to get help from.

In the Getting Arrested, What to do kit, the outline of the hand is printed on a white A4 size paper and is laminated.

The trainer can photocopy this and hand it out during the training session for the trainees to write on.

Click to download the PDF file - My Helping Hand (PDF file)

This provides information for two role plays - identifying intellectual disability to police and police interview.

In the Getting Arrested, What to do kit, the two role play cards are printed on seperate white A4 size paper and they are laminated.

Click to download the PDF file - Role play cards (PDF file)

This provides information to the person in police custody about the right to have a support person and their role.

Click to download the PDF file - Role of a support person (PDF file)