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What was the primary purpose of the Terrorism Act 2000?
What was the primary purpose of the Terrorism Act 2000?
- To limit counter-terrorism efforts to international threats only
- To extend counter-terrorism measures to all forms of terrorism (correct)
- To abolish all forms of terrorism legislation
- To reform temporary legislation related only to Irish terrorism
Which date marks the enactment of the Terrorism Act 2000?
Which date marks the enactment of the Terrorism Act 2000?
- 19 February 2001 (correct)
- 1 January 2000
- 15 March 2001
- 31 December 2000
What does the abbreviation 'TACT' refer to?
What does the abbreviation 'TACT' refer to?
- Temporary Acts of Counter-Terrorism
- Terrorism Act 2000 (correct)
- Terrorism Amendment and Control Treaty
- Terrorist Assessment and Countermeasures Team
What type of terrorism was the Terrorism Act 2000 designed to address?
What type of terrorism was the Terrorism Act 2000 designed to address?
Which phrase describes the intent behind the Terrorism Act 2000?
Which phrase describes the intent behind the Terrorism Act 2000?
What specific aspect of terrorism is defined in Section 1 of the Terrorism Act 2000?
What specific aspect of terrorism is defined in Section 1 of the Terrorism Act 2000?
What is the primary purpose of the REFRACT log?
What is the primary purpose of the REFRACT log?
What actions can result from the assessment by the Prevent Delivery Unit (PDU)?
What actions can result from the assessment by the Prevent Delivery Unit (PDU)?
In which year was the REFRACT term first adopted by West Mercia Police?
In which year was the REFRACT term first adopted by West Mercia Police?
Which of the following types of terrorism is NOT included under the REFRACT definition?
Which of the following types of terrorism is NOT included under the REFRACT definition?
What role does the Fixed Intelligence Management Unit (FIMU) play in the REFRACT process?
What role does the Fixed Intelligence Management Unit (FIMU) play in the REFRACT process?
What was the historical purpose of the REFRACT term?
What was the historical purpose of the REFRACT term?
Which agency is responsible for processing iVPD within the REFRACT framework?
Which agency is responsible for processing iVPD within the REFRACT framework?
What are the areas of concern included in the REFRACT definition?
What are the areas of concern included in the REFRACT definition?
What should be done if a member of the public is hesitant to share information directly?
What should be done if a member of the public is hesitant to share information directly?
What is one of the first actions to take if a suspicious person is stopped?
What is one of the first actions to take if a suspicious person is stopped?
In the context of Operation Camion, what is a significant focus?
In the context of Operation Camion, what is a significant focus?
What documentation should be confirmed when identifying a suspicious person?
What documentation should be confirmed when identifying a suspicious person?
How should a description of a suspicious person be handled?
How should a description of a suspicious person be handled?
What was the partnership in Operation Camion primarily formed around?
What was the partnership in Operation Camion primarily formed around?
What was Chaudhary's primary role within the banned terrorist group?
What was Chaudhary's primary role within the banned terrorist group?
Which method did Chaudhary use to ensure the longevity of his propaganda videos?
Which method did Chaudhary use to ensure the longevity of his propaganda videos?
How did Chaudhary financially support other members of the banned terrorist group?
How did Chaudhary financially support other members of the banned terrorist group?
What was one of the online strategies employed by Chaudhary to promote the terrorist ideology?
What was one of the online strategies employed by Chaudhary to promote the terrorist ideology?
What was the consequence highlighted by a senior Counter Terrorism Officer regarding proscribed organizations?
What was the consequence highlighted by a senior Counter Terrorism Officer regarding proscribed organizations?
In what way did Chaudhary utilize online platforms for his objectives?
In what way did Chaudhary utilize online platforms for his objectives?
What was a key focus of Chaudhary's financial dealings to support Daesh supporters?
What was a key focus of Chaudhary's financial dealings to support Daesh supporters?
What kind of communication did Chaudhary provide to like-minded individuals?
What kind of communication did Chaudhary provide to like-minded individuals?
What was the main reason Gabrielle Friel was convicted?
What was the main reason Gabrielle Friel was convicted?
How long was Gabrielle Friel sentenced to prison?
How long was Gabrielle Friel sentenced to prison?
What weapons were found in possession of Gabrielle Friel?
What weapons were found in possession of Gabrielle Friel?
Which high-profile mass killing did Friel express an obsession with?
Which high-profile mass killing did Friel express an obsession with?
What justification did the judge find for Friel's actions?
What justification did the judge find for Friel's actions?
What did Friel claim regarding his intentions to carry out an attack?
What did Friel claim regarding his intentions to carry out an attack?
How did the judge view Friel's punishment?
How did the judge view Friel's punishment?
With whom did Friel feel an affiliation?
With whom did Friel feel an affiliation?
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Study Notes
Terrorism Act 2000
- Enacted on 19 February 2001, marking the UK's first permanent terrorism legislation.
- Extended counter-terrorism measures beyond Irish-related threats to include international and domestic terrorism.
- Known as TACT (Terrorism Act) in legal and policing contexts.
Definition of Terrorism
- Defined in Section 1 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
- Includes the use or threat of action for political, ideological, or religious purposes intended to intimidate the public or a section of the public.
REFRACT System
- Originated by West Mercia Police in 2006; adopted across the UK including Scotland since 2009.
- Used by the Fixed Intelligence Management Unit (FIMU) for initial intelligence assessment and strategic response.
- Encompasses various operations related to suspicious activities and hostile reconnaissance.
- Covers a broad spectrum of terrorism including international, Northern Ireland-related, right-wing, and anarchist/leftist terrorism.
Reporting Suspicious Activity
- Encourage public reporting through CRIMESTOPPERS to maintain confidentiality and anonymity.
- If suspicious individuals are stopped, thorough questioning, documentation of identities, and descriptions should be carried out to assess potential threats.
Operation Camion
- Collaborative initiative among UK police services, the oil industry, the Road Haulage Association, and the MOD.
- Targets the theft of vehicles potentially used by terrorists based on statistical data indicating such practices.
Case Study: Farhad Chaudhary
- Engaged in online promotion of Daesh ideology and violent jihad within the UK.
- Created propaganda videos and maintained communication networks for supporters.
- Utilized cryptocurrency like Bitcoin for financial transactions, funding terrorist activities.
Case Study: Gabrielle Friel
- Convicted under the Terrorism Act for possession of weapons, including a crossbow and machete, with intent linked to terrorism.
- Expressed fascination with notorious mass shootings like Columbine but denied intentions to replicate such acts.
- Received a 10-year sentence for the gravity of his intentions and the potential risks posed to public safety.
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