Division 1 Duties of police officers
Division 2 Discipline of police officers
Division 3 Service offences
Division 1 Organisation and duties of Special Constabulary
Division 2 Discipline in Special Constabulary
Division 3 Special provision for volunteers
Division 4 Special provisions for national servicemen
Division 1 Creation and regulation of Auxiliary Police Forces
Division 2 Auxiliary police officers
Division 3 Mobilisation of Auxiliary Police Forces
Division 4 General provisions
| Division 2 — Auxiliary police officers |
| Appointment of auxiliary police officers |
| Conditions of service of auxiliary police officers |
| 93.—(1) The emoluments, pensions, welfare and conditions of service of every auxiliary police officer and his or her day‑to‑day duties are matters entirely within the jurisdiction of the Government, if he or she is employed by the Government, or the statutory body, company or other organisation employing him or her. [10/2015]
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| Cancellation of warrant cards |
94.—(1) A person ceases to be an auxiliary police officer immediately upon his or her dismissal by, or his or her resignation from the service of, the Government or by any statutory body, company or other organisation employing him or her (as the case may be) in its Auxiliary Police Force.
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| Discipline of auxiliary police officers |
95.—(1) Subject to subsection (2), an auxiliary police officer accused of any of the offences specified in the Auxiliary Police Forces Regulations may, instead of being punished by the imposition of any of the disciplinary punishments specified in those Regulations, be prosecuted in court, and in such event shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $5,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years or to both.
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| Organisation of Auxiliary Police Force |
96.—(1) The employer of an Auxiliary Police Force must, with the approval of the Commissioner, appoint an auxiliary police officer or a police officer to be the Commander of the Auxiliary Police Force.
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