Energy Act 2004
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66 Representation at certain disciplinary proceedings
(1) This section applies where disciplinary proceedings conducted in accordance with arrangements made by the Police Authority may lead to a member of the Constabulary who is not a senior officer being— (a) dismissed; (b) required to resign; or (c) reduced in rank. (2) The member of the Constabulary must be given an opportunity to elect to be legally represented— (a) in those proceedings; and (b) on any appeal under the arrangements. (3) If he so elects, he may be represented, at his option, by counsel or by a solicitor. (4) The member of the Constabulary, if he is not legally represented, may be represented in the proceedings or on an appeal only by a person who is— (a) a member of the Constabulary; (b) a member of a police force maintained under the Police Act 1996 (c. 16); (c) a constable of the Police Service of Scotland; (d) a constable of the British Transport Police Force; or (e) a member of the Ministry of Defence Police.
66 Representation at certain disciplinary proceedings
(1) This section applies where disciplinary proceedings conducted in accordance with arrangements made by the Police Authority may lead to a member of the Constabulary who is not a senior officer being— (a) dismissed; (b) required to resign; or (c) reduced in rank. (2) The member of the Constabulary must be given an opportunity to elect to be legally represented— (a) in those proceedings; and (b) on any appeal under the arrangements. (3) If he so elects, he may be represented, at his option, by counsel or by a solicitor. (4) The member of the Constabulary, if he is not legally represented, may be represented in the proceedings or on an appeal only by a person who is— (a) a member of the Constabulary; (b) a member of a police force maintained under the Police Act 1996 (c. 16); (c) a constable of the Police Service of Scotland; (d) a constable of the British Transport Police Force; or (e) a member of the Ministry of Defence Police.
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