BTAU success depends on senior agency leadership support and direction
The success of BTAU operations is dependent upon senior agency leadership support and direction.
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Agency leadership support
6 claims on pp. 17–18 (statement 1, conclusion 5).
Claims about Agency leadership support
Agency leadership must support the behavioral threat assessment mission
Agency leadership must be supportive of the behavioral threat assessment mission
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Agency leadership must promote the agency-wide prevention mindset
and promote the agency-wide prevention mindset.
Why inferred The sentence crosses a page break: this quote is the page 18 part and the sentence begins on page 17 (claim p017-08). Full sentence (pages 17–18): “Agency leadership must be supportive of the behavioral threat assessment mission and promote the agency-wide prevention mindset.”
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Leadership must integrate the BTAU on equal footing with other agency components
Additionally, agency leadership must also ensure that a BTAU is fully integrated into the agency’s organization on equal footing to other components in the agency.
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Leadership can promote prevention externally via partnerships and information sharing
Externally, agency leadership can help promote a prevention mindset to other community organizations through the creation and strengthening of partnerships and through information-sharing efforts.
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Six roles of agency leadership in building a BTAU, including allocating resources
The role of agency leadership in the establishment and development of a BTAU includes: • promoting an agency-wide prevention mindset; • overseeing the development of agency policies for conducting behavioral threat assessments; • procuring and allocating resources, including personnel, funding, and training; • promoting the BTAU as a life-saving agency resource to other community organizations; • inspiring purpose among the BTAU and other agency personnel more broadly; and • understanding that successful violence prevention efforts may be difficult to measure with data.
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