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Traffic Manual - Queensland Police Service

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Impoundment coordinator<br />

means a person employed at a regional level, responsible for the management and control of<br />

impounded or forfeited motor vehicles.<br />

Intelligent – <strong>Traffic</strong> Analysis System (I-TAS)<br />

means an enterprise system designed for the planning, reporting, and analysis of traffic-related<br />

activities undertaken by the <strong>Service</strong>. I-TAS will enable intelligence based planning, rostering, and<br />

assist in managing traffic operations.<br />

Intelligent – <strong>Traffic</strong> Analysis System I-TAS taskings<br />

are intelligence based shift objectives providing areas for traffic enforcement activities. Such<br />

information is drawn from QPRIME recorded traffic crashes, arrest and complaint data, alcolmeter<br />

downloads (including GPS functionality), Roadside Drug Testing Unit data, CAD/IMS, <strong>Traffic</strong><br />

Scheduling and Reporting System, <strong>Traffic</strong> Infringement Notice Management System and the <strong>Traffic</strong><br />

Camera Office.<br />

Intercept<br />

in respect to the driving of <strong>Service</strong> vehicles means the period from deciding to direct the driver of a<br />

vehicle to stop until either the driver obeys the direction or fails to stop. The term includes:<br />

(i) the period when the police vehicle closes with the subject vehicle in order to give the driver of<br />

the vehicle a direction to stop; or<br />

(ii) actions taken where an officer on foot has unsuccessfully attempted to intercept a motor<br />

vehicle and a police vehicle is used to close with the subject vehicle in order to give the driver of<br />

the vehicle a direction to stop (e.g. a static RBT site where a hand signal is not obeyed and a<br />

police vehicle is then used to close with the subject vehicle to give the driver a further direction<br />

to stop).<br />

Officer in command<br />

means the officer:<br />

(i) in charge of an organisational unit whether functionally or geographically based; or<br />

(ii) if there is no officer as referred to in paragraph (i), the officer present who is most senior in<br />

rank; or<br />

(iii) if there is no officer as referred to in paragraph (ii), the officer present who is most senior by<br />

length of continuous service as an officer.<br />

Operation<br />

means an enforcement action for which an operational order or action plan has been completed. See<br />

also s. 1.5.2: 'Operational planning – Action plans and operation orders' of the Operational Procedures<br />

<strong>Manual</strong> and s. 13.5: '<strong>Traffic</strong> Operations' of this <strong>Manual</strong>.<br />

Operator<br />

means any police officer authorised by the Commissioner pursuant to subsection (8G) to operate<br />

either or both of the following –<br />

(i) a breath analysing instrument;<br />

(ii) a saliva analysing instrument.<br />

(s. 80(1) of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act, 'authorised police officer')<br />

Owner of a vehicle<br />

includes:<br />

(i) a person in whose name the vehicle is registered under a transport Act or a corresponding<br />

law of another State; and<br />

(ii) a holder of a security interest registered for the vehicle under the Personal Property<br />

Securities Act (Cwlth).<br />

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