1- When disposing of information or records should you keep record of this? If yes, then why? If not, why not?

2- Do you have to retain copies of your investigation reports?

3- What might be the benefits of retaining investigation reports?

4- Explain how you would store video tapes and other old style media such as DVD and CDs to prevent deterioration or damage?

5- Specify some elements of an investigation organisation's privacy & confidentiality policies relating to information and evidence gathered

6- What action would you take if you discovered that confidential information is being scanned and copied in an unsecured and shared computer in your workplace

7- Thinking about continuity of evidence and methods of logging the handling the evidence, what physical security precautions can you take to ensure the evidence is handled securely and confidentially

8- What information do you need from your client to help you work out what kind of surveillance vehicle is best suited for an operation?

9- The subject under surveillance is on a busy public beach. You have to take video at every opportunity. There are multi storey buildings overlooking the beach. Many tourists with cameras are close to the beach. There are many children too. Discuss your options.

10- Name some of the advantages and some disadvantages in using a commercial van, as opposed to a car, in a surveillance operation.

11- List at least two pieces of legislation that regulate surveillance operations by a private investigator. Provide actual formal titles of the laws.

12- Provide your opinion about the use of tinted windows as opposed to plain glass in a surveillance vehicle. Think about the advantages and the disadvantages.

13- Name some ways you can change the appearance of a vehicle so as to raise the least amount of suspicion. Changes may be to the exterior or interior.

14- Explain the methods you can use to make the inside of a vehicle "busy" so that it is harder for anyone outside to observe an operative seated inside.

15- Explain what routine pre-operational checks of the surveillance vehicle should be carried out.

16- Explain what can be done to manage heat exhaustion for the operative in a long stint of surveillance inside a vehicle on a hot day. Talk about equipment and actions.

17- Explain where you may find manufacturer's instructions when conducting pre-operational checks of a surveillance vehicle

18- Explain what the OH&S requirements may relate to when you are conducting routine pre-operational checks of a surveillance vehicle

19- Explain what you would need to do if you found any faults or malfunctions with the surveillance vehicle during an operation?

20- Explain why additional consumables and spares should be contained within a surveillance vehicle?