| 0730 – 1800 | Registration | Level 37 | |
| 0830 – 0900 | Opening Session | |
| Room | Plenary, Level 37, Rm 11- 13 | |
| Session Chairs | Detective Superintendent David Cowan, Victoria Police | |
| 0830 – 0840 | Welcome & Housekeeping Detective Superintendent David Cowan, Victoria Police & Mark Evans OBE, NZ Police |
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| 0840-0845 | Acknowledgement to Country Inspector Jim Lappin |
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| 0845 – 0850 | Te Reo Māori reply to the Acknowledgement to Country Superintendent Scott Gemmell, NZ Police |
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| 0850 – 0900 | Opening Chief Commissioner Shane Patton APM, Victoria Police |
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| 0900 – 1045 | Session Two | |
| Room | Plenary, Level 37, Rm 11- 13 | |
| Session Chairs | Detective Superintendent David Cowan, Victoria Police and Mark Evans OBE, NZ Police | |
| 0900-1000 | What works in creating what works? Professor David Kennedy, Jon Jay College of Criminal Justice |
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| 1000-1045 | EBP in an operational environment – Targeting, testing and tracking … and trials and tribulations. The what and how of EBP. Chief Constable Alex Murray OBE |
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| 1045 – 1115 | Morning Tea | |
| 1115 – 1245 | Session Three | |
| Room | Plenary, Level 37, Rm 11- 13 | |
| Session Chair | Mark Evans & Stefanie Bradley | |
| 1115-1135 | The Artificial Intelligence Law Enforcement and Community Safety Laboratory (AiLECS)– A Monash University Australian Federal Police (AFP) joint research centre. Campbell Wilson |
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| 1135 – 1215 | Panel discussion facilitated by Mark Evans OBE, NZ Police Artificial Intelligence in Policing – a global policing perspective of AI in Australia, New Zealand, UK and USA Detective Senior Sergeant Sam Bremner, Chief Jason Potts , Chief Constable Alex Murray & Claire McGuinness |
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| 1215 – 1245
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Data informed decision making – Victoria Police use of SAS Neo data analytics Senior Sergeant Scott Tomlinson Victoria Police & Sergeant Francis Olle, Victoria Police |
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| 1245-1330 | Lunch | |
| 1330-1500 | Session Four | |
| Room | Level 37, Rm 11- 12 | Level 37, Rm 13 |
| Session Chair | Simon Williams | Mark Langhorn |
| 1330 – 1345 | More Than Meets The Eye Caleb Boxx & Laura Bailey |
“It’s not active talking, it’s active listening”: Police negotiator training for de-escalating crisis situations Matthew Morgan & Clive Harfield |
| 1348 -1403 | Evaluation of the ACT Restorative Justice Scheme for family and domestic violence and sexual violence offences Dr Siobhan Lawler |
Grievances and conspiracy theories as motivations for anti-authority protest: Findings from interviews with protesters Dr Timothy Cubitt |
| 1406 – 1421 | Using a Simplified Bail Notice to Reduce Fail to Appear Rates Dr Alex Gyani |
Participation in anti-authority protests, vulnerability to radicalisation and implications for protest policing Anthony Morgan |
| 1424 – 1439 | The EMPOWER Wellbeing Program for police: Addressing the connection between organisational and operational job demands and psychological harm Dr Jacqueline Drew |
Modelling demand with the Victoria Police Staff Allocation Model: lessons learned Dr Michael Smith |
| 1442 – 1457 | Combatting Compassion Fatigue: Evidence-Based Strategies for Police Officer Well-Being Peter Romanis |
Strands in a Cable: Using Forensic Evidence to Investigate Volume Crime Effectively in the Australian Context Dr Cheryl Brown |
| 1500 – 1530 | Afternoon Tea | |
| 1530 – 1700 | Session Five | |
| Room | Plenary, Level 37, Rm 11- 13 | |
| Session Chairs | Stefanie Bradley | |
| 1530 – 1550 | Understanding Police Officers’ Memory of Stressful Events: Exploring the Effects of Interview Timing and Body-worn Camera Video Associate Professor Justin Ready |
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| 1550 – 1630 | Operationalizing and implementing evidence-based policing (EBP) to modernize law enforcement practices and enhance effectiveness. Chief Jason Potts, City Las Vegas, USA |
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| 1630 – 1700 | Launch of the Police Led Global Collaboration for evidence-based policing Detective Superintendent David Cowan, Australia, Chief Constable Alex Murray OBE, UK, Chief Jason Potts, City Las Vegas, USA, Mark Evans OBE, NZ, Lieutenant Ruben Boomsma, Netherlands, Chief Rich Johnston, Canada |
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| 1700 – 1830
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Welcome Reception Level 37, KPMG |
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| 0730 – 1630 | Registration | Level 37 | |
| 0830 – 1000 | Opening Session | |
| Room | Plenary, Level 37, Rm 11- 13 | |
| Session Chair | Superintendent Mark Langhorn, Victoria Police | |
| 0830 – 0840 | Welcome & Opening Commander Raegan Stewart, Australian Federal Police |
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| 0840-0905 | Evidence Based Policing: A global investigation. A nice to have or an inevitable shift in policing? Detective Superintendent David Cowan, Victoria Police |
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| 0905-0915 | Launch of the Global Policing Database (GPD) Maureen Q. McGough, University of South Carolina School of Law |
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| 0915-1000 | Gender Diversity and the 30 x 30 project. A US perspective on advancing gender diversity in policing Maureen Q. McGough, University of South Carolina School of Law |
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| 1000-1030 | Morning Tea | |
| 1030-1200 | Session Two | |
| Room | Plenary, Level 37, Rm 11- 13 | |
| Session Chair | Simon Williams | |
| 1030-1115 | Black Swans – Analysing Right Wing Mass Killing Events Professor Peter Martin APM, Griffith University Qld |
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| 1115 – 1130 | Barrie Police Service EBP Projects Chief Rich Johnston, Canada |
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| 1130 – 1200 | Independent Review into Productivity in Policing and Recommendations on how to Improve it. Commissioned by UK Home Office Superintendent Suzanne Hopper, Metropolitan Police London |
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| 1200 – 1230
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Panel discussion facilitated by Mark Evans OBE, NZ Police Reframing ORC: Leveraging Technology to Address Growing Challenges Julian Coram, Brett Kahan, Stefan Collins |
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| 1230 – 1315 | Lunch | |
| 1315 – 14 | Session Three | |
| Room | Level 37, Rm 11- 12 | Level 37, Rm 13 |
| Session Chairs | Anthony Morgan | Tony Alderman |
| 1315-1330 | Frontline Forensics – An evidence based practice model to improve prevention, disruption and crime solvability Lisa Weller & Josh White |
Benefits & challenges of recruiting officers with international policing experience: impact of the Queensland Police Service international recruitment strategy. Rebecca Gollschewski |
| 1333 -1348 | “You’re Gonna Have to Shoot Me, Mate”: A Collective Case Study Analysis Examining Victim-Precipitated Homicide and Policing Sieges Rebecca Keane |
Internal sexual harassment among police personnel: Insights from a Birmingham, UK cross-sectional survey Lali Magsi |
| 1401 – 1416 | Identifying Operational Efficiencies: Exploring the relationship between Random Breath Tests (RBT) and Crime Darren Green |
Workplace Culture Change in the Queensland Police Service: Lessons from the Workplace Assessment and Support Team Michael McGarry |
| 1420 – 1435 | Afternoon Tea | |
| 1435 – 1640 | Session Four – Health & Wellbeing | |
| Room | Plenary, Level 37, Rm 11- 13 | |
| Session Chair | Detective Superintendent David Cowan | |
| 1435 – 1440
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Welcome Anthony De Fazio, CEO, BankVic |
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| 1440-1525 | Mitigating the Effects of Fatigue: Evidence to Date Dr Stephen James, Washington State University |
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| 1525-1545 | Beyond the experience of trauma in explaining the psychological health of police cohorts: The role of occupational stressors, embitterment and psychological contract breach Dr Jacqueline Drew, Griffith Criminology Institute |
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| 1545 – 1630 | Implicit Bias: Origins, Impacts, and Strategies for Mitigation Dr Lois James, Washington State University |
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| 1630 – 1635 | Closing Address | |
| Thank you and introduction to symposia Detective Superintendent David Cowan, Victoria Police, President ANZSEBP & Mark Evans, Vice President ANZSEBP |
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| 1730 for 1800 sharp | Conference Dinner Long Room, Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) |
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