Railways and Transport Safety Act 2003
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29 Terms of employment
(1) In relation to the terms and conditions of employment of constables and other persons employed in the service of the Police Force, the Authority shall comply with rules or principles contained in any document issued to them for the purpose by the Secretary of State. (2) Rules or principles under subsection (1) may, in particular— (a) require the adoption of specified scales or ranges of pay or allowances; (b) require a specified class of employee to be treated for specified purposes in the same way as another specified class of employee (whether of the Authority or not) or office-holder; (c) require the approval of the Secretary of State for changes in the policy or practice of the Authority; (d) require compliance with rules or principles specified or to be specified in another document.
29 Terms of employment
(1) In relation to the terms and conditions of employment of constables and other persons employed in the service of the Police Force, the Authority shall comply with rules or principles contained in any document issued to them for the purpose by the Secretary of State. (2) Rules or principles under subsection (1) may, in particular— (a) require the adoption of specified scales or ranges of pay or allowances; (b) require a specified class of employee to be treated for specified purposes in the same way as another specified class of employee (whether of the Authority or not) or office-holder; (c) require the approval of the Secretary of State for changes in the policy or practice of the Authority; (d) require compliance with rules or principles specified or to be specified in another document.
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