of a Constable, which,
Possess
have under
Ord. 13 of 1888.
4. It is understood that detectives employed by the Society other than those lent by the Government under Section 5(19) of the Ordinance, will have none of the powers and authorities of a Constable, & will therefore have no right to arrest suspected persons, as the Society's Detectives appear in the past to have been in the habit of doing in excess of their legal powers.
3. I should be glad to know why the suggestion, at p.x of the Report that the Po Leung Kuk detectives should report regularly to the Capt. Superintendent of Police was not embodied in the Ordinance, as it would seem better to provide that this safeguard be included in the Ordinance itself, rather than to leave it to be inserted in "conditions" or rules.
of a Constable, which,
Possess
mez
have under
^
Ord. 13 of 1888.
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any
Inas
be desirable to
point out,
understood that
detectives Employed by the Society other than
:those lent by then
ment under.
Govemme
5.19 of the Ordinance,
will have none
ہے
the powers and authorities of a Emstable, & will
therefore have
right to arrest ous-
pected persons, as the Society's Detectives appear in the past
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to have been in the
under
habit of doppe
an
apparent
of their legal powers
3. I she fled be glad.
Shall
to knean why
then
suggestion, at p.x of the Report that ther Po Leung Kuk detectives should report regularly to the Capt. Superintendens
was not
of Police Embodied in the Ordinance,
would seem
as it
better
to provide that this
in the
Safeguard Ordinance Uself, mate
than to leave it to be inserted in "conditions" t
or
which
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