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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6022 - Police In-service Training Courses › Section 6022.4 - Requirements for approval of a police in-service training course

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(a) No later than
						45 days prior to commencement of an in-service training course, the course
						director shall file a copy of the proposed curriculum with the commissioner.
						This curriculum shall be in a form prescribed by the commissioner and shall
						include:
(1) course location and
						sponsor;
(2) a chronological
						listing of topics; including the date, time and number of hours allotted to
						each topic;
(3) the names of
						instructors, and the type of instructor certification held by each instructor;
						and
(4) The name of the course
						director as defined in section
						6022.1(b) 
						of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6022 - Police In-service Training Courses › Section 6022.5 - Requirements for conducting a MPTC-certified in-service training course

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(a) Within 10 days
						after conclusion of an in-service training course, the course director shall
						forward the course roster to the commissioner on a form prescribed by the
						commissioner, listing the names and other information contained in the form and
						required by the council for all enrollees.
(b) The course director shall make written
						notification to the commissioner of any changes in the approved curriculum and
						shall be responsible for assuring that such changes do not materially change
						course content.
(c) The course
						director shall assure that the in-service training course is conducted in
						accordance with applicable standards, policies, and procedures.
(d) The course director or sponsoring agency
						shall be responsible for maintaining accurate records for each in-service
						training course. These records shall be retained as required by the appropriate
						schedule for records retention and disposition promulgated by the Commissioner
						of Education. Such records shall be available for inspection by members of the
						council or the commissioner. They shall include, but not be limited to, lesson
						plans for each topic, officer attendance and performance records, a copy of the
						proposed curriculum, a record of any changes in the curriculum after issuance
						of curriculum approval.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6022 - Police In-service Training Courses › Section 6022.6 - Requirements for issuance of a MPTC certificate of completion for a MPTC in-service training course

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(a)
						Attendance shall be required of each candidate at all sessions of the
						MPTC-certified in-service training course except for valid reasons. The course
						director is authorized to determine the validity of and excuse absences of not
						more than 10 percent of the total hours of instruction as provided for in the
						curriculum of the course. An absentee from any scheduled class session shall
						make up such absence as required by the course director.
(b) If the taking of examination(s) is
						required prior to the issuance of MPTC certificate(s) of completion, candidates
						must receive a passing score. If a series of examinations is required,
						candidates must achieve a total passing average for the series prior to the
						issuance of MPTC certificate(s) of completion. The course director shall
						assemble examination material, give and supervise the examination(s), and grade
						the examination(s). The course director and sponsoring agency shall retain the
						examination papers as required by the appropriate schedule of records retention
						and disposition promulgated by the Commissioner of Education. Such records
						shall be available for inspection by members of the council or the
						commissioner.
(c) Upon
						certification by a course director stating that a candidate has satisfactorily
						completed all course requirements and any pre-requisite training as determined
						by the council, the commissioner may issue a MPTC certificate of
						completion.
(d) If the candidate is
						a police or peace officer, the candidate must be employed as such at the time
						of certification and have successfully completed a basic training program
						approved by the commissioner.
(e) If
						the candidate is not a police or peace officer, the candidate must be sponsored
						by his or her employing police or peace officer agency.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6022 - Police In-service Training Courses › Section 6022.7 - Requirements for self-issuance of a non-MPTC certificate of attendance for a non- MPTC-certified in-service training course

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(a) Attendance shall be required of each
						candidate at all sessions of the non-MPTC-certified in-service training course
						except for valid reasons. The course director is authorized to determine the
						validity of and excuse absences of not more than 10 percent of the total hours
						of instruction as provided for in the curriculum of the course. An absentee
						from any scheduled class session shall make up such absence as required by the
						course director.
(b) If the taking
						of examination(s) is required prior to the issuance of non-MPTC certificate(s)
						of attendance, candidates must receive a passing score. If a series of
						examinations is required, candidates must achieve a total passing average for
						the series prior to the issuance of non-MPTC certificate(s) of attendance. The
						course director shall assemble examination material, give and supervise the
						examination(s), and grade the examination(s). The course director and
						sponsoring agency shall retain the examination papers as required by the
						appropriate schedule of records retention and disposition promulgated by the
						Commissioner of Education. Such records shall be available for inspection by
						members of the council or the commissioner.
(c) Upon certification by a course director
						stating that a candidate has satisfactorily completed all course requirements
						and any pre-requisite training, the course director may issue a non-MPTC
						certificate of attendance. The non-MPTC certificate of attendance shall be in a
						form prescribed by the commissioner.
(d) If the candidate is a police or peace
						officer, the candidate must be employed as such at the time of certification
						and have successfully completed a basic training program approved by the
						commissioner.
(e) If the candidate
						is not a police or peace officer, the candidate must be sponsored by his or her
						employing police or peace officer agency.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6023 - Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6023.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The terms council and commissioner shall
						have the same meaning as set forth in section
						6020.1  of this
						Title.
(b) The term police officer
						shall have the same meaning as set forth in section
						1.20(34) 
						of the Criminal Procedure Law.
(c)
						The term peace officer shall have the same meaning as set forth in section
						2.10 
						of the Criminal Procedure Law.
(d)
						The term course director shall mean the director or co-director of an
						organization that administers approved police or peace officer training courses
						which have been approved by the commissioner, including but not limited to,
						courses which meet the minimum standards as set forth in Parts 6018, 6019,
						6020, 6021, 6022, 6025 or 6026 of this Title
(e) The term instructor shall mean an
						instructor of an approved police or peace officer training course which have
						been approved by the commissioner, including but not limited to, courses which
						meet the minimum standards as set forth in Parts 6018, 6019, 6020, 6021, 6022,
						6025 or 6026 of this Title.
(f) The
						term instructor certification shall mean any certification made by the
						commissioner to an individual whose qualifications meet or exceed the
						requirements established by sections
						6023.3
						and
						6023.4 
						of this Part.
(g) The term course
						director certification shall mean any certification made by the commissioner to
						an individual whose qualifications meet or exceed the requirements established
						by section
						6023.3 
						-a of this Part.
(h) The term
						approved police or peace officer training course(s) shall mean courses
						conducted with the required approvals and in compliance with minimum standards
						as established by the Municipal Police Training Council.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6023 - Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6023.2 - Certification

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(a) Instructor
						certification may be granted by the commissioner upon demonstration of
						instructional competency and subject-matter expertise, in accordance with the
						minimum requirements established by sections
						6023.3
						and
						6023.4 
						of this Part.
(b) Course director
						certification may be granted by the commissioner in accordance with the minimum
						requirements established by section
						6023.3 
						-a of this Part.
(c) A standard
						list of special topics for which instructor certification or course director
						certification may be granted may be established and maintained by the
						commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6023 - Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6023.3 - Requirements for instructor certification

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Each applicant requesting instructor certification
						  must:
(a) possess a high school
						diploma or its equivalent;
(b) if a
						police or peace officer, be employed as such at the time such officer requests
						instructor certification and have successfully completed a Municipal Police
						Training Council approved Basic Course for Police Officers or Basic Course for
						Peace Officers, as appropriate;
(c)
						if not a police or peace officer, be sponsored by his or her employing police
						or peace officer agency; and
(d)
						have successfully completed an instructor development course (IDC) approved by
						the commissioner or satisfy the requirements set forth in section
						6023.4 
						of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6023 - Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6023.4 - Requirements for special certification

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Special instructor certification may be granted, at the
						  discretion of the commissioner, upon written application. The requirement of
						  the satisfactory completion of an approved instructor development course, as
						  outlined in section
						  6023.3(d) 
						  of this Part, may be waived in instances where the applicant can demonstrate
						  technical expertise and has advanced academic credentials or unique qualifying
						  experience, provided, however, that the applicant be evaluated in a class room
						  setting and found to possess and exhibit acceptable instructional skills and
						  technical expertise. Evaluations shall be conducted by the Division of Criminal
						  Justice Services or its designee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6023 - Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6023.5 - Term and renewal of instructor certification

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An instructor certification will be valid from the date
						  of issuance and shall remain valid during the holder's continuous services as a
						  police officer or peace officer, or while the holder is employed by a
						  sponsoring police officer or peace officer agency, unless revoked or suspended
						  by the commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6023 - Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6023.6 - Exemptions from instructor certification

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Upon written request, the requirement mandating
						  instructor certification may be waived by the commissioner if he or she finds
						  the applicant is qualified by background and experience to serve as an
						  instructor.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6023 - Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6023.7 - Suspension and revocation of certification

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(a) The commissioner may move to suspend or
						revoke the instructor or course director certification pursuant to this Part at
						any time. Upon the suspension of the instructor or course director
						certification, the commissioner shall either:
(1) proceed under the provisions of
						subdivision (c) of this section to revoke the instructor or director
						certification; or
(2) hold the
						revocation of the instructor or course director certification in abeyance
						pending the resolution of the concerns raised by the
						commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6023 - Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6023.8 - Conducting a police or peace officer training course

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(a) No police or peace officer training
						course shall be conducted which does not meet the minimum standards as set
						forth in Parts 6018, 6019, 6020, 6021, 6022, 6025 or 6026 of this
						Title.
(b) Only instructors
						certified pursuant to the provisions of this Part are allowed to instruct a
						police or peace officer training course.
(c) Only course directors certified pursuant
						to the provisions of this Part are allowed to administer a police or peace
						officer training course or program at the school.
(d) The certified instructor and certified
						course director shall ensure that the police or peace officer training course
						is compliant with applicable laws, rules and regulations, division
						requirements, and Municipal Police Training Council policies and procedures
						created pursuant to section 840 (1)  of the Executive
						Law.
(e) The certified instructor
						and certified course director shall adhere to and engage in proper business
						practices.
(f) Attendance shall be
						required of each individual student for all sections of a police or peace
						officer training course. No student shall be issued a certificate of completion
						who does not successfully complete an approved police or peace officer training
						course.
(g) The council or the
						commissioner may conduct periodic unscheduled inspections to monitor compliance
						with applicable laws, rules and regulations, division requirements, and
						policies and procedures.
(h) The
						course director and sponsoring agency shall be responsible for maintaining
						accurate records for each approved police or peace officer training course.
						These records shall be retained as required by the appropriate schedule for
						records retention and disposition promulgated by the Commissioner of Education.
						Such records shall be available for inspection by members of the council or the
						commissioner. They shall include, but not be limited to, lesson plans for each
						topic, officer attendance and performance records, a copy of the proposed
						curriculum, a record of any changes in the curriculum after issuance of
						curriculum approval.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6024 - Firearms Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6024.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The terms council and commissioner shall
						have the same meaning as set forth in section
						6020.1  of this
						Title.
(b) The term police officer
						shall have the same meaning as set forth in section
						1.20(34) 
						of the Criminal Procedure Law.
(c)
						The term peace officer shall have the same meaning as set forth in section
						2.10 
						of the Criminal Procedure Law.
(d)
						The term instructor certification means any certification made by the
						commissioner to an individual whose qualifications meet or exceed the
						requirements established in sections
						6024.2 
						and/or 6024.3 of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6024 - Firearms Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6024.2 - Requirements for firearms instructor certification

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Each applicant for firearms instructor shall meet all
						  of the following requirements:
(a)
						Possess a high school diploma or its equivalent.
(b) Have a minimum of three years of police
						or peace officer experience. The peace officer experience requirement can only
						be satisfied by those persons who have carried a firearm in the course of their
						official duties and have done so for the prescribed period of time.
(c) Successfully complete a Municipal Police
						Training Council approved basic course for police officers or basic course for
						peace officers, as appropriate.
(d)
						Successfully complete an instructor development course which is acceptable to
						the commissioner.
(e) Successfully
						complete a firearms instructor course of at least 35 hours duration and which
						is acceptable to the commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6024 - Firearms Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6024.3 - Requirements for special firearms instructor certification

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Special instructor certification may be granted at the
						  discretion of the commissioner, upon written application. The requirement of
						  satisfactory completion of an approved firearms instructor course, as set forth
						  in section
						  6024.2(e) 
						  of this Part may be waived in instances where the applicant can demonstrate
						  technical expertise and document satisfactory completion of a firearms
						  instructor course from an institute that has national police recognition and
						  has been approved by the commissioner. Approval may be granted for these
						  courses upon written application by said institute and, when required by the
						  commissioner, an onsite evaluation by Division of Criminal Justice Services
						  staff of such training. Application must include copies of the course
						  curriculum and related testing procedures used in said course. Upon approval of
						  such course by the commissioner, an applicant must be evaluated in a classroom
						  setting and on a firearms range and must be found to possess and exhibit
						  acceptable instructional skills and technical expertise. Evaluations must be
						  conducted by the Division of Criminal Justice Services or its
						  designee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6024 - Firearms Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6024.4 - Term and renewal of firearms instructor certification

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Firearms instructor certification shall be valid from
						  the date of issuance and shall remain valid during the holder's continuous
						  service as a police officer, peace officer, or Federal law enforcement officer,
						  or while the holder is employed by a sponsoring police officer or peace officer
						  agency, unless revoked by the commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6024 - Firearms Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6024.5 - Suspension and revocation of firearms instructor certification

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(a) The
						commissioner may move to suspend or revoke a firearms instructor certification
						pursuant to this Part at any time. Upon the suspension of the firearms
						instructor certification, the commissioner shall either:
(1) proceed under the provisions of
						subdivision (c) of this section to revoke the firearms instructor
						certification; or
(2) hold the
						revocation of the firearms instructor certification in abeyance pending the
						resolution of the concerns raised by the commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6024 - Firearms Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6024.8 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6024 - Firearms Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6024.9 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6025 - Basic Course For Peace Officers › Section 6025.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The term
council
shall
						mean the Municipal Police Training Council.
(b) The term
course director
shall mean the director or co-director of a basic course for peace officers as
						set forth in subdivision (d) of this section, who is responsible for the
						administration of the course and is certified by the commissioner as an
						individual whose qualifications meet or exceed the requirements set forth in
						section 6023.3a of this Part.
(c)
						The term
commissioner
shall mean the Commissioner of the
						Division of Criminal Justice Services or his designee.
(d) The term
basic course/basic
						course for peace officers
shall mean the course of training prescribed
						in section
						6025.3  of this
						Part, which has been approved by the commissioner, in writing, as meeting or
						exceeding the minimum standards prescribed in that section.
(e) The term
employer
shall
						mean any State or local agency, unit of local government, State or local
						commission, or public authority or private entity that employs peace officers
						as defined in subdivision (f) of this section.
(f) The term
peace officer
shall mean a person designated as such pursuant to section
						2.10  of the Criminal Procedure Law or
						appointed as a watershed protection and enforcement officer pursuant to section
						2.16 of such law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6025 - Basic Course For Peace Officers › Section 6025.2 - Statement of purpose

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The purpose of this Part is to set forth minimum
						  standards for the basic course for peace officers with regard to subject matter
						  and time allotments, which have been demonstrated to be valid based upon a
						  review of the powers of a peace officer set forth in section 2.20  of the Criminal Procedure Law; to set
						  forth clear and specific requirements for administration of a basic course to
						  be followed by course directors; and to promulgate rules governing attendance
						  and completion of such course.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6025 - Basic Course For Peace Officers › Section 6025.3 - Minimum standards

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(a) The
						minimum amount of training for which certification can be granted by the
						commissioner shall consist of:
(1) the 35
						classroom hours of instruction for peace officers or the 10 classroom hours of
						instruction for part-time peace officers, in subjects and time allotment as
						prescribed by the council; and
(2)
						those subjects and hours of instruction for peace officers and part-time peace
						officers as may be prescribed by their employers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6025 - Basic Course For Peace Officers › Section 6025.4 - Requirements of approval of a basic course for peace officers

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(a) No later than 45 days prior to
						commencement of a basic course, the course director shall file a copy of the
						proposed curriculum with the commissioner. The curriculum must be in a form
						prescribed by the commissioner and shall include:
(1) course location and sponsor;
(2) a chronological listing of topics;
						including the date, time and number of hours allotted to each topic;
(3) the names of instructors and the type of
						instructor certification held by each instructor; and
(4) The name of the course director as
						defined in section
						6025.1(b) 
						of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6025 - Basic Course For Peace Officers › Section 6025.5 - Requirements for issuance of a certificate of completion

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(a) Within 10 days after conclusion of a
						basic course, the course director shall forward the course roster to the
						commissioner denoting the performance of respective trainees.
(b) The course director shall make written
						notification to the commissioner of any departures from the approved curriculum
						and shall be responsible for assuring that such changes do no materially change
						course content.
(c) The course
						director shall ensure that the basic course in accordance with all applicable
						standards, policies and procedures. The course director shall establish written
						directives for the administration of the basic course including, but not
						limited to, attendance, counseling, remediation and retesting. The written
						directives shall define the minimum period of time for remediation and for one
						or more opportunities for retesting.
(d) The course director and sponsoring agency
						shall be responsible for maintaining accurate records for each basic course.
						These records must be retained as required by the appropriate schedule for
						records retention and disposition promulgated by the Commissioner of Education.
						Such records must be available for inspection by members of the council or the
						commissioner. They include, but are not limited to, lesson plans for each topic
						inclusive of objectives, officer attendance and performance records, a copy of
						the curriculum approved for use, a record of any changes in the curriculum
						after such approval.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6025 - Basic Course For Peace Officers › Section 6025.7 - Issuance of certificates of completion

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(a) Upon certification by the director
						showing that a peace officer has satisfactorily completed the basic course, a
						written certificate of satisfactory completion may be issued to such peace
						officer by the commissioner.
(b)
						Receipt of the certificate by a peace officer shall be considered only as
						fulfillment of the statutory mandated training requirement and shall not be
						construed as a limitation of the discretionary power of the appointing officer
						to terminate the services of an otherwise unsatisfactory peace
						officer.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6025 - Basic Course For Peace Officers › Section 6025.8 - Annual reporting of peace officer training

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Each employer of peace officers shall annually report
						  to the commissioner, on behalf of the council, the names and addresses of all
						  peace officers employed by the employer who have, during the course of the
						  preceding year, satisfactorily completed annual instruction in deadly physical
						  force and the use of firearms and other weapons approved by the council and
						  completed in satisfaction of the annual firearms and weapons training
						  requirement imposed by section 2.30 (1)  of the Criminal Procedure Law. Such
						  report shall be included in the annual validation of peace officer registry
						  data to be completed by the employer and submitted to the commissioner by
						  January 15th of each year.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6025 - Basic Course For Peace Officers › Section 6025.9 - Annual reporting of peace officer training

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Each employer of peace officers shall annually report
						  to the commissioner, on behalf of the council, the names and addresses of all
						  peace officers employed by the employer who have, during the course of the
						  preceding year, satisfactorily completed annual instruction in deadly physical
						  force and the use of firearms and other weapons approved by the council and
						  completed in satisfaction of the annual firearms and weapons training
						  requirement imposed by section 2.30 (1)  of the Criminal Procedure Law. Such
						  report shall be included in the annual validation of peace officer registry
						  data to be completed by the employer and submitted to the commissioner by
						  January 15th of each year.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6026 - Pre-employment Police Training › Section 6026.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The term commissioner shall mean the
						Commissioner of the Division of Criminal Justice Services or his or her
						designee.
(b) The term council
						shall mean the Municipal Police Training Council.
(c) The term pre-employment police basic
						training course shall mean the course of training prescribed in section
						6026.3 
						of this Part that the commissioner has approved, in writing, as meeting or
						exceeding the prescribed minimum standards.
(d) The term pre-employment police training
						school shall mean an entity which provides a pre-employment police basic
						training course within the State of New York which meets or exceeds the minimum
						qualifications as set forth in section
						6026.3 
						of this Part, or other approved pre-employment police training, and has been
						approved as a pre-employment police training school by the commissioner in
						accordance with section
						6026.4 
						of this Part.
(e) The term course
						director shall mean the director or co-director of an organization that
						administers an approved pre-employment police training school, or his or her
						designee who is responsible for the administration of the school's courses and
						is certified by the Commissioner as an individual whose qualifications meet or
						exceed the requirements set forth in section
						6023.3 
						-a of this Title.
(f) The term
						municipality shall mean any county, city, town, park commission, village, or
						police district in the State, or training academy sponsored by one or more
						police departments' and/or sheriffs' offices.
(g) The term college shall have the same
						meaning as set forth in Part 50 of Title 8 NYCRR.
(h) The term university shall have the same
						meaning as set forth in Part 50 of Title 8 NYCRR.
(i) The term junior college or two-year
						college shall have the same meaning as set forth in Part 50 of Title 8
						NYCRR.
(j) The term zone
						coordinator shall have the same meaning as set forth in Part 6020 of this
						Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6026 - Pre-employment Police Training › Section 6026.2 - Statement of purpose

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(a) The
						purpose of this Part is to set forth minimum standards for a pre-employment
						police basic training course, including, but not limited to, subject matter and
						time allotments, requirements for administration of the course-by-course
						directors, and rules governing attendance and completion of such
						course.
(b) The pre-employment
						police basic training course is an alternative method of police officer basic
						training to that set forth in Part 6020 of this Title and is designed to be
						completed by civilians. An individual who successfully completes a
						pre-employment police basic training course must complete additional training
						after appointment as a sworn police officer in order to fulfill requirements
						set forth in section 209-q  of the General Municipal Law.
						Provided, however, nothing in this Part shall preclude a sworn police officer
						from attending a pre-employment police basic training course.
(c) Use of a pre-employment police basic
						training course is not required and the determination to utilize this
						alternative method of training shall be within the discretion of each employer.
						An employer may require an individual who has been appointed as a sworn police
						officer and who previously successfully completed a pre-employment basic course
						to complete the basic course for police officers as set forth in Part 6020 of
						this Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6026 - Pre-employment Police Training › Section 6026.3 - Minimum standards for approval of a pre-employment police basic training course

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(a) A
						pre-employment police basic training course must be approved by the
						commissioner pursuant to this Part prior to being conducted, and shall be
						conducted only at an approved pre-employment police training school.
(b) A pre-employment police basic training
						course shall follow the basic course for police officers curriculum as set
						forth in Part 6020 of this Title, with the exception of the units determined by
						the council that shall not be presented to civilians. If a civilian completes
						one or more of the excepted categories, credit for such completion shall not be
						awarded toward the basic course for police officers set forth in Part 6020 of
						this Title.
(c) Specific time
						allotment for the categories and respective titles and topics shall meet or
						exceed those established by the council and published by the commissioner for
						the basic course for police officers as set forth in Part 6020 of this
						Title.
(d) Only instructors
						certified in accordance with the provisions of Parts 6023 and/or 6024 of this
						Title may provide instruction in a pre-employment police basic training
						course.
(e) Only course directors as
						defined in section
						6026.1(e) 
						may administer a pre-employment police basic training course.
(f) Only individuals who are citizens of the
						United States or lawfully residing within the United States, who possess a high
						school diploma or general education diploma, and who have not been convicted of
						a felony or convicted of an offense in another jurisdiction that would
						constitute a felony in the State of New York may attend a pre-employment police
						basic training course.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6026 - Pre-employment Police Training › Section 6026.4 - Requirements for approval of a pre-employment police training school

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(a) A
						pre-employment police training school must be approved by the commissioner
						pursuant to this Part prior to conducting a pre-employment police basic
						training course. An entity shall not be designated as an approved
						pre-employment police training school by the commissioner unless it satisfies
						all requirements prescribed by the commissioner which shall include, but not be
						limited to, the certification of the instructors pursuant to Parts 6023 and/or
						6024 of this Title, and any other requirements deemed necessary by the
						commissioner.
(b) Entities eligible
						to operate a pre-employment police training school shall include an accredited
						college, two-year college, or university that:
(1) has an active criminal justice program,
						public safety program, or other similar or equivalent program;
(2) is registered and approved by the
						Department of Education; and
(3)
						has an agreement with a municipality to present a pre-employment police basic
						training course.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6026 - Pre-employment Police Training › Section 6026.5 - Revocation or suspension of approval of a pre-employment police training school

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The commissioner may suspend or revoke the approval
						  granted to a pre-employment police training school for cause at any time.
						  Reasons for such suspension or revocation may include, but not be limited to,
						  violation of the program requirements as set forth in this
						  Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6026 - Pre-employment Police Training › Section 6026.6 - Term and renewal of pre-employment police training school approval

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The pre-employment police training school approval
						  shall be valid for a period of two years from the date of approval, provided
						  that the council has not made any changes to the minimum qualifications as set
						  forth in this Part. Such approval may be renewed by a pre-employment police
						  training school upon filing a copy of the current school qualifications and
						  approval by the commissioner in accordance with this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6026 - Pre-employment Police Training › Section 6026.7 - Requirements for conducting a pre-employment police basic training course

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(a) The course
						director shall ensure that a pre-employment police basic training course is
						conducted in accordance with this Part and all applicable standards, policies
						and procedures.
(b) Within 10 days
						of the commencement of a pre-employment police basic training program, the
						course director shall forward a course roster to the commissioner, on a form
						prescribed by the commissioner, listing the names and other information
						contained in the form and required by the council for all attendees.
(c) The course director shall make written
						notification to the commissioner of any departures from the approved curriculum
						and shall be responsible for assuring that such changes do not materially
						change course content.
(d) The
						college, two-year college, or university shall be responsible for maintaining
						accurate records for each pre-employment police basic training course. Such
						records shall include, but are not limited to, lesson plans for each topic
						inclusive of objectives, attendance and performance records, a copy of the
						curriculum approved for use, and a record of any changes in the curriculum
						after such approval. The college, two-year college, or university must retain
						these records as required by the appropriate schedule for records retention and
						disposition promulgated by the Commissioner of Education or 30 years, whichever
						is longer. Such records must be available for inspection by the
						commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6026 - Pre-employment Police Training › Section 6026.9 - Limitations regarding pre-employment police basic training courses

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(a) Completion of a
						pre-employment police basic training course not approved by the commissioner
						pursuant to the provisions of this Part and pre-employment police training
						completed before the effective date of this regulation shall not be deemed to
						be successful completion of a pre-employment police basic training course and
						shall not be recognized by the council or the commissioner for purposes of
						compliance with the provisions of section 209-q  of the General Municipal
						Law.
(b) Completion of a
						pre-employment police basic training course does not entitle or guarantee
						employment as a police officer, nor affect in any way the applicability of the
						Civil Service Law or other provisions of law regarding the hiring and retention
						of police officers.