In which of the following situations might the SRT be activated?

The activation of the Special Response Team (SRT) is most appropriate during a planned use of force. The SRT is specifically trained to handle high-stress situations that require tactical intervention, such as disturbances that may escalate into violent confrontations, hostage situations, or other emergencies where immediate and decisive action is necessary to ensure the safety of both staff and inmates.

In contrast, routine medical checks, clerical duties, and training exercises do not typically necessitate the specialized skills and readiness that the SRT brings. These activities are generally managed by regular staff or require different protocols that do not involve the tactical approach of the SRT. The deployment of the SRT is reserved for instances where the potential for escalation exists, making planned use of force the clear and justifiable reason for their activation.