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Terminology

Recommendations related to terminology

7 recommendations 100% accepted

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Government Response
Accepted (1)
Accepted in part (6)
Recommendations in This Theme

recommendation across 2 inquiries

Across 2 inquiries

Tagged Recommendations

7 total
L75 Accepted Leveson Inquiry

Discontinue Off-the-record Term

The term 'off-the-record briefing' should be discontinued. The term 'non-reportable briefing' should be used to cover a background briefing which is not to be reported, and the term 'embargoed briefing' …

National Police Chiefs C… Police
BAHA-34 Accepted in part Baha Mousa Inquiry

Consistent Sight Deprivation Terminology

Theatre level detention instructions and guidance should be reviewed to ensure that references to the means of permissible sight deprivation are consistent.

Ministry of Defence
BAHA-51 Accepted in part Baha Mousa Inquiry

Prisoner Handling DVD Update

The 2005 prisoner handling DVD should be amended to avoid misleading messages about sight deprivation in the context of interrogation, and the inappropriate presentation of the interrogation facility. Where such …

Ministry of Defence
BAHA-57 Accepted in part Baha Mousa Inquiry

Remove Shock of Capture Language

Training soldiers to maintain or prolong the shock of capture is apt to be misunderstood and should not feature in general training. Phrases such as “calm, neutral and professional” and …

Ministry of Defence
BAHA-6 Accepted in part Baha Mousa Inquiry

Five Techniques Terminology

In the interests of clarity for all, the five techniques should be referred to as being banned or prohibited rather than proscribed.

Ministry of Defence
BAHA-65 Accepted in part Baha Mousa Inquiry

Remove Conditioning Terminology

“Conditioning” should cease to be used as an approved Chicksands or HUMINT term.

Ministry of Defence
BAHA-66 Accepted in part Baha Mousa Inquiry

Remove Shock of Capture from DISC

DISC should give consideration to avoiding the terminology “maintain the shock of capture” and “prolong the shock of capture” even in their own courses. As a minimum, students on the …

Ministry of Defence