1950_POLICE_RESERVE_REGULATIONS — Page 2

Police Reserve.

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(b) drinking on duty;

(c) smoking on duty;

(d) insubordination or disrespect to a superior officer;

(e) improperly disclosing information concerning

police affairs;

(f) soliciting or accepting any gratuity;

(g) unpunctuality;

(h) slovenly conduct or appearance in uniform;

(i) desertion;

(j) infringement of any regulations or orders issued

by the Commissioner of Police or under his

authority;

(k) exceeding duty,

violence;

unnecessary

(1) bringing discredit on the police.

6.

interference or

The Commissioner of Police, the Deputy Commis- sioner of Police (Reserve), and any Superintendent of the Reserve authorized for that purpose by the Commissioner of Police shall have power to order the arrest and detention of any member of the Reserve whenever necessary for the maintenance of discipline or the carrying out of the dis- ciplinary powers conferred by the Police Reserve Ordin- (Cap. 233.) ance, or these regulations.

7. Any person desirous of becoming a member of the Reserve shall make application to the Commissioner of Police in accordance with the form in the Appendix.

8. Any member of the Reserve who is desirous of resigning from the Reserve shall give, one month's notice in writing to the Commissioner: Provided that---

(a) no such notice shall be given while the Reserve

is called out for active service;

(b) it shall be lawful for the Commissioner to dispense with the notice in such cases as he may deem proper.

9. (1) A member of the Reserve shall be entitled to G.N.A. 13/51. pay and allowances for the full period during which such

member is called out for active service and such period.

only.

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