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5.
The officer is informed
(a)
that he may admit or deny part of any charge;
6.
7.
(b)
(c)
that he or his friend will have an opportunity of questioning any witness;
that he may make an oral or written statement and call witnesses;
(d) that he or his friend will have an opportunity to address the
Investigating Officer at the end of the proceedings.
Without prejudice to the power of the Investigating Officer to ask questions at any time during the investigation, the Investigating Officer may, after the officer has been informed of the matters referred to in paragraph 5, ask the officer whether he admits particular facts e.g. that he was a public officer at the material time, that photographs or other documents are accurate. Any such admission shall be recorded by the Investigating Officer.
The witnesses against the officer are called and questioned by the assisting officer, the officer, or his friend, and further questioned by the assisting officer.
8.
9.
10.
witness any
The evidence of
may, at the discretion of the Investigating Officer, be taken by showing the witness a statement made by him, asking him whether it is correct and whether he wishes to alter any part of it or add to it. The statement shall then be admitted in evidence and
corrections any
noted on it by the Investigating Officer. The witness may then be questioned by the officer, ΟΙ his friend, and thereafter further questioned by the assisting officer.
At the conclusion of the evidence in support of the charge, the officer is asked by the Investigating Officer if he wishes to make an oral or written statement in his defence. Any oral statement so made shall be recorded by the Investigating Officer. The officer may then be questioned by the assisting officer.
further
The witnesses for the officer are called, questioned by the officer,
his friend,
and friend, questioned by the assisting officer questioned by the officer or his friend.
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