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L.N. 305/82.
L.N. 305/82.
L.N. 305/82.
L.N. 305/83.
L.N. 305/82.
Review.
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(3) If a defaulter has pleaded guilty or is found guilty, the appropriate tribunal, other than a board, shall then announce its award or shall reserve its award. The award shall be endorsed on the record, and if the award has been reserved the appropriate tribunal shall call the defaulter before it to announce its award.
(3A) If the defaulter has pleaded guilty or is found guilty and the appropriate tribunal, other than a board, considers that no punishment should be awarded it shall-
(a) endorse the record to that effect; and
(b) advise the defaulter personally of the endorsement.
(4) Where a defaulter has pleaded guilty or has been found guilty, and the appropriate tribunal, other than a board, considers that the punishment which it can award is insufficient, the record shall be endorsed accordingly and shall be sent to the Commissioner and the defaulter shall be informed of this action.
(5) Where the appropriate tribunal is a senior police officer or superintendent and the defaulter pleads guilty or is found guilty, it may make an award which it shall
(a) endorse on the record, and
(b) communicate together with the finding personally to the defaulter.
(6)-(7) [Deleted, L.N. 305/82]
(8) Where the case is referred to the Commissioner under paragraph (2A) or (4) the Commissioner may make an award which he shall endorse on the record and announce personally or communicate in writing to the defaulter, and where the Commissioner considers that the punishment which he can award is insufficient, he shall endorse the record accordingly and shall forward such record to the Governor under regulation 27.
24. (1) The appropriate tribunal hearing a case under these regulations may, at any time within 7 days after having announced its finding or award to the defaulter, review the case and arrive at a different finding or award which shall, subject to paragraph (2), stand in place of the original finding or award and be binding on the defaulter.
(2) When the appropriate tribunal reviews a case, it shall announce personally or communicate in writing its finding or award on the review to the defaulter, but shall not award a greater punishment unless the defaulter is given an opportunity of making oral representations to it as to why the punishment should not be increased.
(3) Any review under this regulation shall be at the sole discretion of the appropriate tribunal hearing the case and may be made-
(a) on the appropriate tribunal's own motion; or
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[Subsidiary]
L.N. 305.82.
L.N. 305 82.
L.N. 305-82.
L.N. 305 83.
L.N. 305 82.
Review.
CAP. 232]
Police (Discipline) Regulations
[1982 Ed.
(3) If a defaulter has pleaded guilty or is found guilty, the appropriate tribunal, other than a board, shall then announce its award or shall reserve its award. The award shall be endorsed on the record, and if the award has been reserved the appropriate tribunal shall call the defaulter before it to announce its award.
(3A) If the defaulter has pleaded guilty or is found guilty and the appropriate tribunal, other than a board, considers that no punishment should be awarded it shall-
(a) endorse the record to that effect; and
(b) advise the defaulter personally of the endorsement.
(4) Where a defaulter has pleaded guilty or has been found guilty, and the appropriate tribunal, other than a board, considers that the punishment which it can award is insufficient, the record shall be endorsed accordingly and shall be sent to the Commissioner and the defaulter shall be informed of this action.
(5) Where the appropriate tribunal is a senior police officer or superintendent and the defaulter pleads guilty or is found guilty, it may make an award which it shall
(a) endorse on the record, and
(b) communicate together with the finding personally to the
defaulter.
(6)-(7) [Deleted, L.N. 305/82]
(8) Where the case is referred to the Commissioner under paragraph (2A) or (4) the Commissioner may make an award which he shall endorse on the record and announce personally or communicate in writing to the defaulter, and where the Com- missioner considers that the punishment which he can award is insufficient, he shall endorse the record accordingly and shall forward such record to the Governor under regulation 27.
24. (1) The appropriate tribunal hearing a case under these regulations may, at any time within 7 days after having announced its finding or award to the defaulter, review the case and arrive at a different finding or award which shall, subject to paragraph (2), stand in place of the original finding or award and be binding on the defaulter.
(2) When the appropriate tribunal reviews a case, it shall announce personally or communicate in writing its finding or award on the review to the defaulter, but shall not award a greater punishment unless the defaulter is given an opportunity of making oral representations to it as to why the punishment should not be increased.
(3) Any review under this regulation shall be at the sole discretion of the appropriate tribunal hearing the case and may be made-
(a) on the appropriate tribunal's own motion; or
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