S. 6(1A) inserted by No. 30/1999 s. 10(1). (1A) Subsection (1) does not apply to the Chief Commissioner's power to dismiss a member of the force under section 68 or suspend a member under section 68A. S. 6(2) amended by Nos 9066 s. 2(b), 15/1989 s. 5, 30/1999 s. 10(2). (2) All courts judges and persons acting judicially shall take judicial notice of the seal and signature of the Chief Commissioner, of a Deputy Commissioner, of an Assistant Commissioner, of an Acting Chief Commissioner, of an Acting Deputy Commissioner and of an Acting Assistant Commissioner. S. 6A inserted by No. 6570 s. 2, amended by No. 10250 s. 5(2), substituted by No. 15/1989 s. 6. 6A Delegation by Chief Commissioner s. 6A S. 6A(1) amended by Nos 30/1999 s. 10(3), 87/2005 s. 13, 52/2007 s. 5(1). (1) The Chief Commissioner may delegate, by instrument, to— (a) a member of the force; or (b) a police reservist; or (c) a protective services officer; or S. 6A(1)(d) amended by No. 26/1997 s. 48(a), substituted by No. 46/1998 s. 7(Sch. 1), amended by No. 108/2004 s. 117(1) (Sch. 3 item 158.1). (d) an employee within the meaning of the Public Administration Act 2004; or
mentioned, be taken to refer to service in the police force. Division 2—Provisions applicable to members of the force appointed on or after 25th November 1902 Introductory Nos 3750 s. 39, 4592 s. 5(1). 39 Definitions (1) In this Division unless inconsistent with the context or subject-matter— S. 39(1) def. of adult child inserted by No. 40/2010 s. 27. adult child has the same meaning as in section 45A(1); S. 39(1) def. of dependant inserted by No. 40/2010 s. 27. dependant, in relation to a deceased person, means— (a) his or her partner; or (b) a child of the person; or (c) any other person who in the opinion of the Board was at the date of the death of the person wholly or partially dependent on the person or who at that date had a legal right to look to him or her for financial support; medical certificate means a certificate in the form or to the effect of Form A or Form B of the Third Schedule to this Act, signed by not less than two of the members of the Medical Board; pay means only salary or wages and does not include any allowances or any money equivalent for any allowances which (in addition to his salary or wages) a member of the force is entitled to receive as such;
S. 44 (Heading) inserted by No. 40/2010 s. 28(1). S. 44 amended by No. 7538 s. 2, substituted by Nos 8722 s. 2(c), 9066 s. 3. 44 Entitlement of partner to pension or gratuity s. 44 S. 44(1) amended by No. 40/2010 s. 28(2)(3). (1) Where a member of the force dies— (a) whilst serving in the force; (b) whilst entitled to a pension under this Division; or (c) in consequence of any disease or injury on account of which he retired from the force— his partner shall, unless she is entitled under subsection (2) to a partner's special pension, be entitled, subject to this Division, to a partner's ordinary pension. S. 44(2) amended by No. 40/2010 s. 28(2)(3). (2) Where a member or retired member of the force dies from the effect of an injury received in the execution of his duty without his own default, his partner shall, if the injury was non-accidental, be entitled, subject to this Division, to a partner's special pension. S. 44(3) amended by Nos 120/1994 s. 6(1)(f)(i)(ii), 40/2010 s. 28(2). (3) A partner who is entitled to a pension under this Division may apply to the ESS Board for a gratuity in lieu of the whole or any part thereof; and the ESS Board may if it thinks fit grant to any partner who is entitled to such a pension a gratuity in lieu of the whole or any part thereof.
No. 3750 s. 50. S. 50 substituted by No. 120/1994 s. 10. 50 Assignment of benefits Benefits under this Part cannot in any way be assigned, charged or passed by operation of law other than under an Act of the Commonwealth. S. 51 repealed by No. 7081 s. 18, new s. 51 inserted by No. 120/1994 s. 10, amended by No. 52/1998 s. 311(Sch. 1 item 74), substituted by No. 40/2010 s. 36. 51 Payment of benefits if person is incapable of managing financial affairs (1) The ESS Board may determine that a person who would ordinarily be entitled to receive benefits is incapable of managing his or her financial affairs. (2) A determination under subsection (1) may be made by reason of any restriction or lack of capability of the person resulting from any absence, loss or abnormality of mental, psychological, physiological or anatomical structure or function. (3) If the ESS Board makes a determination under subsection (1), the ESS Board may cause that person's benefits or any part of that person's benefits to be paid to— (a) the person's guardian or administrator; or (b) if there is no guardian or administrator, a person nominated by the ESS Board for the benefit of that person and any or all of his or her dependants— until the ESS Board determines that the person is capable of managing his or her financial affairs. No. 3750 s. 52. 52 Penalty for obtaining pension etc. by fraud S. 52(1) amended by Nos 10/2004 s. 15(Sch. 1 item 21.1), 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 93.1). s. 50 (1) Every person who obtains or attempts to obtain for himself or for any other person— (a) any pension gratuity or allowance under this Division or any payment on account thereof; or
Saving of right of dismissal and reduction No. 3750 s. 56. S. 56 amended by No. 6957 s. 3(b). 56 Saving of right of dismissal and reduction in rank s. 56 Nothing in this Division shall prejudice any existing right of suspending reducing discharging or dismissing a member of the force or shall prevent his claim to pension or gratuity from being refused on account of misconduct or on account of any of the grounds on which a pension (if granted) would be liable to be forfeited and withdrawn. Division 3—Additional provisions Provisions of 1948 and 1949 No. 5359 s. 2. 57 Definitions In the next two succeeding sections unless inconsistent with the context or subject-matter— pay means only salary or wages and does not include any allowance or any money equivalent for any allowance which (in addition to his salary or wages) a member of the force is entitled to receive as such; pensioner means a person who has retired from the force and is receiving a pension pursuant to this Act or any corresponding previous enactment. Nos 5359 s. 3, 5448 s. 3. 58 Pensions of members who retired before 2 January 1948 (1) In the case of a pensioner who became a member of the force on or after the twenty-fifth day of November One thousand nine hundred and two and retired from the force before the second day of January One thousand nine hundred and as on and from the said second day of January and so long as a pension is payable to him the rate of such pension shall be calculated as if—
which he or she was most recently appointed, the final salary of that member must be taken to be the salary applicable, on the day before the resignation takes effect, to the previous rank of the member. (2) In this section— S. 64B(2) def. of disability amended by Nos 49/1992 s. 112, 23/1994 s. 118(Sch. 1 item 43.5), 97/2005 s. 182(Sch. item 40.3), 13/2010 s. 51(Sch. item 42.3). s. 64B disability, in relation to a member of the force, means the inability of the member, due to a continuing or recurring injury, disease or infirmity, to perform his or her duties, or any other duties as directed by the Chief Commissioner, for which he or she is suited by education, training or experience, or for which he or she would be suited as a result of retraining as certified by at least 2 persons registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law to practise in the medical profession (other than as a student); previous rank, in relation to a member, means the rank of the member immediately before his or her most recent promotion on probation, whether or not his or her probationary appointment to that previous rank had been confirmed; resignation means the termination of service by a member of the force other than by reason of death or disability.
Ss 68H, 68I inserted by No. 30/1999 s. 13, repealed by No. 61/1999 s. 6(2)(m). * * * * * Pt 4 Div. 2 (Heading) inserted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. Division 2—Discipline Nos 5126 s. 3, 5260 s. 3(1), 6091 s. 3(1). S. 69 amended by Nos 6833 s. 3, 6957 s. 4(1)(d)(e), 8179 s. 3(j)(i)(ii), 8487 s. 3, 8745 s. 5, 9066 s. 4, 9433 s. 2, 9646 s. 4(a)–(d), 9906 s. 4, 9975 s. 4(a)(b), 10250 s. 9(a)(b), 32/1987 s. 5(1)(a)(b), 15/1989 s. 11, 42/1990 s. 4(3)(a)(i)(ii) (b)(c), 11/1992 s. 8(1)(a)(b)(2), substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. 69 Breaches of discipline s. 69 (1) A member of the force commits a breach of discipline if he or she— (a) contravenes a provision of this Act or the regulations; or
No. 5126 s. 5. S. 71 amended by No. 9019 s. 2(1)(Sch. item 185), substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. 71 Charging s. 71 (1) If, after conducting a preliminary investigation, the Chief Commissioner or an officer authorised by the Chief Commissioner reasonably believes that a member of the force has committed a breach of discipline, the Chief Commissioner or authorised officer may charge the member with the commission of that breach of discipline. S. 71(2) repealed by No. 30/1999 s. 14(1)(b)(i), new s. 71(2) inserted by No. 61/1999 s. 7, substituted by No. 9/2001 s. 5. (2) If the Chief Commissioner or authorised officer reasonably believes that the member has committed an offence referred to in the First Schedule, the Chief Commissioner or authorised officer must not charge the member with the commission of a breach of discipline until the Chief Commissioner or authorised officer has consulted the Director of Public Prosecutions. S. 71(2A) inserted by No. 9/2001 s. 5. (2A) If the Chief Commissioner or authorised officer reasonably believes that the member has committed any other offence, the Chief Commissioner or authorised officer may consult the Director of Public Prosecutions before charging the member with the commission of a breach of discipline. (3) Upon charging a member, the Chief Commissioner or authorised officer may— (a) transfer the member to other duties; or S. 71(3)(b) amended by No. 30/1999 s. 14(1)(b)(ii). (b) direct the member to take any leave which has accrued to him or her; or (c) suspend the member from the Force with or without pay.
(d) the person conducting the inquiry is bound by the rules of natural justice. S. 75(4) amended by No. 69/2009 s. 54(Sch. Pt 2 item 38). (4) Sections 14, 15, 16 and 21A of the Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1958 apply to the conduct of an inquiry as if the person conducting the inquiry were a Board or the Chairman of a Board appointed by the Governor in Council. No. 5126 s. 11. S. 76 amended by Nos 7349 s. 2(a), 9646 s. 7 (as amended by No. 9902 s. 2(1)(Sch. item 208)), substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. 76 Determination of the inquiry s. 76 (1) If, after considering all the submissions made at an inquiry the person conducting the inquiry finds that the charge has been proved, the person conducting the inquiry may make one or more of the following determinations— (a) to reprimand the member; or S. 76(1)(b) amended by No. 30/1999 s. 14(1)(c). (b) to adjourn the hearing of the inquiry into the charge on the condition that the member be of good behaviour for a period not exceeding 12 months or on any other condition specified in the determination; or (c) to impose a fine not exceeding 40 penalty units; or S. 76(1)(ca) inserted by No. 30/1999 s. 14(1)(d). (ca) to impose a period, not exceeding 2 years, during which the member will not be eligible for promotion or transfer to other duties; or (d) to reduce rank or seniority of the member; or (e) to reduce the remuneration of the member; or (f) to transfer the member to other duties; or (g) to dismiss the member. (2) The person conducting the inquiry may also determine that the member make any restitution or
pay any compensation or costs that are appropriate for that matter. (3) If the person conducting the inquiry reduces a member in rank, the Chief Commissioner must determine the seniority of that member in relation to other members of that rank to which he or she has been reduced. (4) If the person conducting the inquiry finds that the charge has not been proved— (a) any suspension against the member relating to the charge expires; and (b) if the member has been suspended without pay, an amount equal to the pay the member would have received during that period of suspension must be paid to the member; and (c) if the member has been directed to take leave, the member must be credited with any leave taken at that direction. No. 5126 s. 12. S. 77 amended by Nos 7349 s. 2(b), 9646 s. 7 (as amended by No. 9902 s. 2(1)(Sch. item 208)), substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. 77 Enforcement of the determination s. 77 (1) The Chief Commissioner and, where the Chief Commissioner has not conducted the inquiry, the person conducting the inquiry must take all action necessary to give effect to a determination made on an inquiry. S. 77(2) amended by No. 30/1999 s. 14(1)(e). (2) A fine or requirement to pay compensation or costs or make restitution may be recovered in the Magistrates' Court as a civil debt or by deducting the amount from the pay of the member or from any other amount payable to the member by the State.
No. 5126 s. 13. S. 78 amended by No. 42/1990 s. 4(5), substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. 78 Adjournment of charge (1) If the hearing of an inquiry into a charge has been adjourned under section 76(1)(b), the time and place of the further hearing must be fixed at the time of the adjournment. (2) If, at the further hearing of the inquiry into the charge, the person conducting the hearing is satisfied that the member has been of good behaviour, he or she must dismiss the charge, but in any other case the hearing must be continued in the same manner as if it had not been adjourned. Pt 4 Div. 3 (Heading) inserted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. Division 3—Members alleged to have committed criminal offences punishable by imprisonment No. 5126 s. 14. S. 79 amended by No. 6505 s. 2, substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. 79 Where member believed to have committed a criminal offence punishable by imprisonment s. 78 S. 79(1) amended by No. 30/1999 s. 14(1)(f)(i). (1) If the Chief Commissioner reasonably believes a member of the force to have committed an offence punishable by imprisonment the Chief Commissioner may cause an investigation into the matter under the criminal law to be commenced and may, at any time during that investigation— (a) transfer the member to other duties; or S. 79(1)(b) amended by No. 30/1999 s. 14(1)(f)(ii). (b) direct the member to take any leave which has accrued to him or her; or (c) suspend the member from the Force with pay. (2) If a member of the force has been charged under the criminal law with an offence punishable by imprisonment (whether or not within the State or
an act for which that member has had action taken against him or her under section 80(1). Pt 4 Div. 4 (Heading) inserted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. Division 4—Fitness for duty No. 5126 s. 17. S. 82 amended by Nos 9066 s. 5, 9646 s. 6(a)-(f), 9975 s. 5, 32/1987 s. 5(2)(a)(b), substituted by No. 15/1989 s. 13, amended by Nos 42/1990 s. 4(6)(a)(b), 11/1992 s. 10, substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. 82 Inquiry into fitness for duty (1) If the Chief Commissioner reasonably believes that a member is incapable of performing his or her duties or inefficient in performing his or her duties and that incapacity or inefficiency is not caused by any infirmity of mind or body, the Chief Commissioner must inquire into the matter. S. 82(2) amended by Nos 46/1998 s. 7(Sch. 1), 108/2004 s. 117(1) (Sch. 3 item 158.3). (2) The Chief Commissioner may authorise a member of the force or a person employed under the Public Administration Act 2004 to inquire into a matter under this Division. No. 5126 s. 18. S. 83 repealed by No. 11/1992 s. 11, new s. 83 inserted by No. 35/1993 s. 10. 83 Notice of the inquiry (1) The person conducting the inquiry must give notice of the inquiry in writing to the member who is the subject of the inquiry. (2) A notice under subsection (1) must— (a) state the time and place at which the inquiry is to be conducted; and (b) give particulars of the alleged incapacity or inefficiency.
(a) resulted in the death of, or serious injury to, a person; and (b) also involved any one or more of the following— (i) the discharge of a firearm by the member; (ii) the use of force by the member; (iii) the use of a motor vehicle by the member (including as a passenger) in the course of the member's duties; (iv) the death of, or serious injury to, the person while the person was in the custody of the member; drug of dependence has the same meaning as it has in the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981; S. 85A def. of registered medical practitioner substituted by No. 13/2010 s. 51(Sch. item 42.4). s. 85A registered medical practitioner means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law to practise in the medical profession (other than as a student); serious injury includes an injury that— (a) is life threatening; or (b) is likely to result in permanent impairment; or (c) is likely to require long-term rehabilitation; or (d) is, in the opinion of the Chief Commissioner, of such nature, or occurred in such circumstances, that the infliction of it is likely to bring the
S. 86A def. of Deputy Ombudsman inserted by No. 14/1988 s. 14(b), repealed by No. 32/2004 s. 9(2). * * * * * S. 86A def. of Ombudsman inserted by No. 14/1988 s. 14(b), repealed by No. 32/2004 s. 9(2). * * * * * S. 86A def. of serious misconduct inserted by No. 26/1997 s. 41(2). serious misconduct, in relation to a member of the force, means— (a) conduct which constitutes an offence punishable by imprisonment; or (b) conduct which is likely to bring the force into disrepute or diminish public confidence in it; or (c) disgraceful or improper conduct (whether in the member's official capacity or otherwise). S. 86B inserted by No. 10250 s. 10, substituted by No. 14/1988 s. 15. 86B Provisions of this Act prevail s. 86B A provision of this Act that is inconsistent with a provision of the Ombudsman Act 1973 prevails, to the extent of the inconsistency, over the provision of that Act. Ss 86C–86H inserted by No. 10250 s. 10, repealed by No. 14/1988 s. 18(Sch. 1 items 2–7). * * * * *
(3) While the appointment of an acting member remains in force, the acting member has and may exercise all the powers and perform all the duties and functions of the member. S. 91B inserted by No. 35/1993 s. 12, amended by No. 26/1997 s. 48(d), substituted by No. 61/1999 s. 10. 91B Effect of vacancy or defect s. 91B (1) An act or decision of the Appeals Board is not invalid only because— (a) of a vacancy in its membership; or (b) of a defect or irregularity in the appointment of any of its members. (2) Subsection (1)(a) does not apply in respect of a review referred to in section 91M(1). S. 91C inserted by No. 35/1993 s. 12, substituted by No. 61/1999 s. 10. 91C Annual report of the Appeals Board (1) The Appeals Board must prepare a report in respect of each year ending on 30 June on its work and activities for that year. (2) The Appeals Board must submit the report to the Minister not later than 30 September next following. (3) The Minister must cause a copy of each report submitted to him or her under this section to be laid before each House of the Parliament as soon as possible after receiving the report. S. 91D inserted by No. 35/1993 s. 12, repealed by No. 61/1999 s. 10. * * * * *
the force, every such person so offending shall in addition to any other punishment for which he is liable for such an offence, on a charge-sheet filed by any member of the force be liable to a penalty of not more than 100 penalty units. No. 3750 s. 70. S. 98 amended by Nos 9576 s. 11(1), 9945 s. 3(3)(Sch. 2 item 28), 42/1990 s. 8(f). 98 Penalty on persons wrongfully obtaining admission into the force Every person having been dismissed from the force who by concealing the fact of such dismissal, and every person who by any false or forged certificates, or any false representations, obtains admission into the force, or who by any such means receives any pay gratuity or pension shall be guilty of an indictable offence, and shall be liable to a penalty of not more than 20 penalty units. Pt 5A Div. 3 (Heading) inserted by No. 30/1999 s. 25. Division 3—Search and seizure S. 99 amended by Nos 6957 s. 12(2), 9906 s. 7, repealed by No. 42/1990 s. 8(g), new s. 99 inserted by No. 30/1999 s. 25. 99 What is a relevant offence? s. 99 In this Division— S. 99 def. of public place inserted by No. 25/2009 s. 22(b). public place has the same meaning as in section 3 of the Summary Offences Act 1966;
Pt 5B (Heading and ss 102A–102I) inserted by No. 63/2004 s. 3 (as amended by No. 79/2004 s. 130), amended by Nos 79/2004 ss 90–95, 108/2004 s. 117(1) (Sch. 3 items 158.6–158.8), 43/2006 s. 47(Sch. item 4), 52/2007 s. 6, 67/2007 ss 8–13, repealed by No. 34/2008 s. 142(23). * * * * * Pt VC (Heading and ss inserted by No. 87/2005 s. 16. Division 1—Appointment of special constables generally S. 102L inserted by No. 87/2005 s. 16. 102L Appointment of special constables s. 102L (1) The Chief Commissioner may appoint special constables in accordance with this Part and the regulations. (2) A special constable must be a person who is a member of— (a) the Australian Federal Police; or (b) the police force of another State or a Territory; or (c) the police force of another country or part of another country. CONSTABLES
S. 118(2) repealed by No. 6886 s. 3. * * * * * _______________ Pt 6A (Heading and ss inserted by No. 32/1987 s. 4. S. 118A inserted by No. 32/1987 s. 4. 118A Definition s. 118A In this Part officer means an officer appointed under this Part. S. 118B inserted by No. 32/1987 s. 4. 118B Appointment of protective services officers S. 118B(1) substituted by No. 42/1990 s. 9(1)(a), amended by No. 2/2011 s. 3(1). (1) The Chief Commissioner may, in accordance with the regulations, appoint and promote so many protective services officers as the Governor in Council thinks necessary for the purposes of providing services for the protection of— S. 118B(1)(a) inserted by No. 2/2011 s. 3(1). (a) persons holding certain official or public offices; S. 118B(1)(b) inserted by No. 2/2011 s. 3(1). (b) the general public in certain places; S. 118B(1)(c) inserted by No. 2/2011 s. 3(1). (c) certain places of public importance.
(3) This section applies to acts or omissions occurring before as well as after the commencement of this section. (4) In this section— police recruit means a person appointed under section 8A. No. 3750 s. 79. S. 124 substituted by No. 10250 s. 18. 124 Protection of members in respect of warrants s. 124 (1) In this section, court means— S. 124(1)(a) substituted by No. 57/1989 s. 3(Sch. item 156.14(a)). (a) the Magistrates' Court; and (b) a magistrate; and S. 124(1)(c) repealed by No. 57/1989 s. 3(Sch. item 156.14(b)). * * * * * S. 124(1)(d) amended by No. 57/1989 s. 3(Sch. item 156.14(c)). (d) the registrar of the Magistrates' Court; and (e) a board tribunal commission or other body (whether constituted by one or by more than one person) established by or under any Act; and (f) a member of any such board tribunal commission or body; and (g) an officer of any such board tribunal commission or body.
240 penalty units or imprisonment for 2 years or both. S. 127A(3) inserted by No. 52/2007 s. 8(5). (3) In any proceedings for an offence against subsection (2), it is a defence if the person charged with the offence took reasonable steps not to access, make use of or disclose the information. S. 127A(4) inserted by No. 52/2007 s. 8(5). (4) A person who is a former member of police personnel must not access, make use of or disclose any information that has come into his or her knowledge or possession, by virtue of his or her office or by virtue of performing his or her functions as a member of police personnel, if it is the former member's duty not to access, make use of or disclose the information, and if the person knows, or is reckless as to whether, the information may be used (whether by the person or any other person) to— (a) endanger the life or safety of any person; or (b) commit, or assist in the commission of an indictable offence; or (c) impede or interfere with the administration of justice. 600 penalty units or imprisonment for 5 years or both. S. 127A(5) inserted by No. 52/2007 s. 8(5). (5) An offence against subsection (4) is an indictable offence. No. 3750 s. 85. S. 128 amended by Nos 57/1989 s. 3(Sch. item 156.16(a)(b)), 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 93.5). 128 No certiorari permitted s. 128 No charge complaint conviction order or other proceeding before or by the Magistrates' Court under this Act shall be quashed or set aside or be deemed void or insufficient for want of form only or be removed or removable by certiorari or other process whatsoever into the Supreme Court.
S. 130(1)(db) inserted by No. 6957 s. 10(a), amended by No. 9469 s. 4. (db) permitting members of the force to accept appointment as members of the police force of the Commonwealth or of any other State or Territory of the Commonwealth or of any other country; S. 130(1)(dc) inserted by No. 6957 s. 10(a). (dc) regulating the conduct of members of the force while serving as members of any other police force and regulating the conduct of members of any other police force while serving as members of the police force of Victoria; S. 130(1)(dd) inserted by No. 6957 s. 10(a). (dd) requiring any members of the force to reside in the district or sub-district to which they are attached or to reside in any particular premises within the district or sub-district which are provided for the use of and allocated to such members; S. 130(1)(de) inserted by No. 6957 s. 10(a), amended by No. 42/1990 s. 11, substituted by No. 9/2001 s. 16. (de) prescribing fees or charges that may be imposed for the provision of services by members of the force or persons employed in the office of the Chief Commissioner; S. 130(1)(dea) inserted by No. 9066 s. 8(1), substituted by Nos 10250 s. 19(a), 11/1992 s. 17(3). (dea) authorising the Chief Commissioner to grant leave with or without pay to a member of the force who is a Deputy Commissioner or an Assistant Commissioner and prescribing the effect of that leave on any other entitlement that the member may have or may come to have under this Act or the regulations; S. 130(1)(df) inserted by No. 6957 s. 10(a). (df) the government of the members of the force;
S. 130(1)(dg) inserted by No. 6957 s. 10(a). (dg) any matter necessary or expedient to promote the efficiency of the force or to promote the efficient discharge of duties by any member or any class of members of the force; S. 130(1)(dh) inserted by No. 10250 s. 19(b). (dh) the investigation of complaints about the conduct of members of the force; s. 130 (e) appeals provided for in Division two of Part III of this Act and the costs of such appeals; S. 130(1)(f) substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 17, amended by No. 61/1999 s. 17. (f) appeals and reviews by the Appeals Board; S. 130(1)(g) amended by No. 6957 s. 10(b), substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 17. (g) any proceedings under Part IV; S. 130(1)(h) amended by No. 6957 s. 10(c), substituted by No. 35/1993 s. 17, amended by No. 61/1999 s. 17. (h) prescribing scales of fees or expenses to be paid to witnesses appearing before the Appeals Board and the classes of cases in which any prescribed fees or expenses may be paid; S. 130(1)(i) amended by No. 6957 s. 10(d), substituted by No. 42/1990 s. 4(7), repealed by No. 35/1993 s. 17. * * * * *
Table of Amendments Endnotes This Version incorporates amendments made to the Police Regulation Act 1958 by Acts and subordinate instruments. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Police Regulation (Amendment) Act 1958, No. 6486/1958 Assent Date: 16.12.58 Commencement Date: 2.1.59: Government Gazette 17.12.58 p. 3922 : All of Act in operation Statute Law Revision Act 1959, No. 6505/1959 Assent Date: 5.5.59 Commencement Date: 1.4.59: s. 1(2) : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Delegation of Powers) Act 1959, No. 6570/1959 Assent Date: 1.12.59 Commencement Date: 1.12.59 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Pensions) Act 1959, No. 6695/1959 Assent Date: 13.12.60 Commencement Date: 30.12.60: Government Gazette 14.12.60 p. 3918 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Amendment) Act 1961, No. 6833/1961 Assent Date: 12.12.61 Commencement Date: 1.8.62: Government Gazette 1.8.62 p. 2694 : All of Act in operation Subordinate Legislation Act 1962, No. 6886/1962 Assent Date: 8.5.62 Commencement Date: 1.8.62: Government Gazette 4.7.62 p. 2314 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation Act 1962, No. 6957/1962 Assent Date: 18.12.62 Commencement Date: 1.10.63: Government Gazette 25.9.63 p. 2916 : All of Act in operation Superannuation Act 1963, No. 7081/1963 Assent Date: 10.12.63 Commencement Date: 1.2.64: Government Gazette 1.2.64 p. 132 : All of Act in operation Public Service (Amendment) Act 1964, No. 7135/1964 Assent Date: 5.5.64 Commencement Date: 11.6.64: Government Gazette 10.6.64 p. 1895 : All of Act in operation
Statute Law Revision Act 1964, No. 7142/1964 Assent Date: 5.5.64 Commencement Date: 5.5.64 but see s. 3 : All of Act in operation Statute Law Revision Act 1965, No. 7332/1965 Assent Date: 14.12.65 Commencement Date: 14.12.65 but see s. 3 : All of Act in operation Public Officers Act 1965, No. 7349/1965 Assent Date: 14.12.65 Commencement Date: 14.12.65 : All of Act in operation Endnotes Pensions Supplementation Act 1966, No. 7417/1966 Assent Date: 17.5.66 Commencement Date: Pt 1 on 17.5.66: s. 1(2); Pts 2, 3 on 25.5.66: Government Gazette 25.5.66 p. 1927 : All of Act in operation Public Officers (Long Service Leave) Act 1967, No. 7536/1967 Assent Date: 17.3.67 Commencement Date: 17.3.67 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Pensions) Act 1967, No. 7538/1967 Assent Date: 17.3.67 Commencement Date: 2.8.67: Government Gazette 2.8.67 p. 2445 : All of Act in operation Justices (Amendment) Act 1969, No. 7876/1969 Assent Date: 25.11.69 Commencement Date: All of Act (except ss 3, 5, 6, 7(k)(m)–(o)) on 1.4.70; ss 3, 5, 6, 7(k)(m)–(o) on 1.7.70: Government Gazette 25.2.70 p. 463 : All of Act in operation Superannuation (Amendment) Act 1969, No. 7910/1969 Assent Date: 16.12.69 Commencement Date: Ss 1, 2, 4–14 on 19.12.69: Government Gazette 19.12.69 p. 4136; s. 3 on 1.7.71: Government Gazette 19.8.70 p. 2827 : All of Act in operation Superannuation (Amendment) Act 1970, No. 8047/1970 Assent Date: 15.12.70 Commencement Date: 15.12.70 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Amendment) Act 1971, No. 8097/1971
Assent Date: 15.4.71 Commencement Date: 15.4.71 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Amendment) (No. 2) Act 1971, No. 8179/1971 Assent Date: 23.11.71 Commencement Date: 15.12.71: Government Gazette 15.12.71 p. 3845 : All of Act in operation Superannuation Act 1972, No. 8314/1972 Assent Date: 8.11.72 Commencement Date: 1.12.72: s. 1(2) : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Amendment) Act 1973, No. 8487/1973 Assent Date: 4.12.73 Commencement Date: 4.12.73 : All of Act in operation Endnotes Police Regulation (Pensions) Act 1975, No. 8722/1975 Assent Date: 16.5.75 Commencement Date: 1.7.75: Government Gazette 1.7.75 p. 2327 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Amendment) Act 1975, No. 8745/1975 Assent Date: 5.11.75 Commencement Date: 5.11.75 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Long Service Leave) Act 1975, No. 8759/1975 Assent Date: 18.11.75 Commencement Date: 18.11.75 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Long Service Leave) Act 1976, No. 8959/1976 Assent Date: 16.12.76 Commencement Date: 16.12.76 : All of Act in operation Statute Law Revision Act 1977, No. 9019/1977 Assent Date: 17.5.77 Commencement Date: 17.5.77 but see s. 2(2) : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Amendment) Act 1977, No. 9066/1977 Assent Date: 29.11.77 Commencement Date: 7.12.77: Government Gazette 7.12.77 p. 3765 : All of Act in operation Police Regulation (Retired Police Reserve) Act 1980, No. 9392/1980 Assent Date: 13.5.80 Commencement Date: 20.5.80: Government Gazette 28.5.80 p. 1659 : All of Act in operation