1- You are asked to conduct an insurance claim investigation arising from a break & enter into a home premise. You are requested by your client to have the report submitted within 10 days. Why is it important to have the report submitted within this time frame and what steps would you take if you were unable to submit the report within this time.

2- Outline the format/structure of a factual investigation report related to a workplace injury matter. What are the headings of the subject matter you would be reporting

3- List three methods used to gather information and/or evidence that may be contained in a final report.

4- You have just completed a surveillance report where a substantial amount of video evidence is mentioned. To ensure relevance and accuracy what would you pay particular attention to when writing the report?

5- In an insurance report concerning the theft of a motor vehicle, list some of the persons that you would, in usual circumstances, have interviewed as part of the investigation. Also indicate if you would conduct an audio Record of Interview (ROI) with the person, or whether you would take a typed statement from the person. Explain your reasoning.

6- You complete an report but find that you have forgotten to interview a crucial witness. The client wants the report submitted by close of business today. What would you do?

7- In terms of complexity and standard of English should a report be written primarily for professionals and experts or for anyone's understanding? In other words does one need expertise to grasp an investigation report. Explain on your answer.

8- You have a number of photographs that were not available in time when you submitted your report to the client. These now need to be connected with the report as they form part of the evidence. List two ways you could provide the photos to the client by a method that will meet required standards applying to evidence and reports.

9- You have completed your investigation report and it is ready to be sent to the client. Name two ways that it can be sent and how would you ensure that it was received and met legal and/or client guidelines?

10- Explain how you could seek feedback from a client as to the satisfaction they have regarding the investigation or report you have submitted.

11- Investigators will on many occasions be required to store sensitive information and files regarding an investigation prior to it being sent to a client. Please explain the steps you would take to ensure the confidentiality of documents and exhibits you had in your possession.