Child protection policy assessment

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*This quiz has been updated for the October 2023 version of the Policy*

Assessment questions for CPP Child Protection Training. If you do not answer at least 8 questions correctly, please review the slide presentation and answer the questions again.

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By typing your name below, you verify that you have completed the CPC Policy for the Protection of Children, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities Training Slide Presentation and are knowledgeable of its guidelines. Furthermore, adding your name to this online form will serve as verification that you agree to abide by the policies & guidelines outlined in the CPC Policy for the Protection of Children, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities

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Full Name *

email or phone *

1. Weapons are prohibited (besides law enforcement) in what areas of the church? *

a. the CPC Nursery

b. The Parking Lot

C. Anywhere protected groups assemble

A and C

e. all of the above

2. How many adults should be present any time children, youth, or persons with disabilities are gathered? *

At least one

At least two

At least three

3. If a violation of the policy is witnessed, to whom should it be reported? *

Law Enforcement

The Pastor/head of staff

The CE Director

The Youth Director

Depending on the violation, all of the above

4. When conducting a virtual meeting, which actions are optional? *

Using the CPC zoom account

Using the "waiting room" function

Taking attendance

None of the above

5. Which of the following are types of abuse *

Physical

Emotional

Verbal

Spiritual

Sexual

All of the above

6. Who can serve as a representative of the church to the community and media if needed regarding this policy or an allegation regarding a protected group? *

The clerk of session

The CE Director

The pastor/head of staff

anyone on the protection policy response team

7. For terms and definitions, a “child” becomes a “youth” when? *

When they hit puberty

When they enter 5th grade

When they enter 6th grade

When they enter high school

8. When is it appropriate to use physical punishment, verbal abuse, or ridicule as discipline when working with protected groups? *

Never

When needed

rarely

9. Who must be background checked to work with protected groups? *

Volunteers and staff

Volunteers and members of session

staff, members of session, and all volunteers

Just volunteers

10. How long should someone have continuous active involvement in CPC ministries before volunteering with protected groups? *

1 week

6 months

5 years

none of the above

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