The British Transport Police (Barred List and Advisory List) Regulations 2026
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10 Information to be included in the advisory list
The Authority must include in the advisory list the following information in relation to each person (“P”) included in the list— (a) P’s full name; (b) P’s date of birth; (c) where Condition 1 in paragraph 10 of Schedule 25 of the 2026 Act is met in relation to P— (i) whether, at the time of resigning or retiring P was a constable of the police force or a civilian employee; (ii) where P was a constable of the police force at the time of resigning or retiring— (aa) P’s rank at the time, (bb) any number used at that time to identify P as such, for example, a warrant number; (iii) where P was a civilian employee at the time of resigning or retiring, any number used to identify P as such; (iv) the date P resigned or retired; (v) a summary of the relevant allegation; (vi) in a case where disciplinary proceedings have been brought, the form of these proceedings; (vii) the date P’s details are included in the advisory list; (d) where Condition 2 in paragraph 10 of Schedule 25 to the 2026 Act is met in relation to P— (i) P’s rank at the time of resigning or retiring; (ii) any number used at the time P retired or resigned to identify P as a constable of the police force, for example, a warrant number; (iii) whether P retired or resigned; (iv) the date P retired or resigned; (v) the date the relevant allegation about P came to the attention of the Authority; (vi) a summary of the relevant allegation; (vii) the date P’s details are included in the advisory list.
10 Information to be included in the advisory list
The Authority must include in the advisory list the following information in relation to each person (“P”) included in the list— (a) P’s full name; (b) P’s date of birth; (c) where Condition 1 in paragraph 10 of Schedule 25 of the 2026 Act is met in relation to P— (i) whether, at the time of resigning or retiring P was a constable of the police force or a civilian employee; (ii) where P was a constable of the police force at the time of resigning or retiring— (aa) P’s rank at the time, (bb) any number used at that time to identify P as such, for example, a warrant number; (iii) where P was a civilian employee at the time of resigning or retiring, any number used to identify P as such; (iv) the date P resigned or retired; (v) a summary of the relevant allegation; (vi) in a case where disciplinary proceedings have been brought, the form of these proceedings; (vii) the date P’s details are included in the advisory list; (d) where Condition 2 in paragraph 10 of Schedule 25 to the 2026 Act is met in relation to P— (i) P’s rank at the time of resigning or retiring; (ii) any number used at the time P retired or resigned to identify P as a constable of the police force, for example, a warrant number; (iii) whether P retired or resigned; (iv) the date P retired or resigned; (v) the date the relevant allegation about P came to the attention of the Authority; (vi) a summary of the relevant allegation; (vii) the date P’s details are included in the advisory list.
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