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Section 29: (1) Where a preliminary investigation or a disciplinary enquiry discloses

Constitution · PART IV: DISCIPLINE

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29. (1) Where a preliminary investigation or a disciplinary enquiry discloses that an offence against any law may have been committed by a member of a Disciplined Force other than a member of the Police Force, the responsible officer shall forthwith refer the case to the Commissioner of Police for enquiry and submission to the Director of Public Prosecutions for advice as to whether a prosecution should be instituted. (2) Where it is apparent to the Commissioner of Police that an offence against any law may have been committed by a member of the Police Force, the Commissioner of Police shall seek the advice of the Director of Public Prosecutions as to whether a prosecution should be instituted. CON – 127 [Issue 1] The Constitution (3) Where the Director of Public Prosecutions does not advise a prosecution under paragraph (1) or (2) but advises that disciplinary action should be taken under these regulations against the member of the Disciplined Force or the Police Force, as the case may be, the responsible officer shall institute disciplinary proceedings against the member in accordance with either regulation 35 or regulation 36.

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