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PART 2 Handling of complaints, conduct matters and DSI matters
PART 3 Investigations and subsequent proceedings
11.Notification of determination of form of investigation etc: exceptions
15.Change of form of investigation: provision of documentation and evidence
17.Special procedure: notification of severity assessment etc.
20.Special procedure: representations to the person investigating
22.Special procedure: duty to provide information to appropriate authority
23.Police friend: police staff members and designated police volunteers
25.Accelerated procedure: investigations by the appropriate authority on its own behalf
28.Provision of copy of report on investigation etc. to person to whose conduct the investigation related
30.Recommendations by the Director General or a local policing body
31.Recommendations by the Director General under paragraph 28A of Schedule 3
PART 4 Keeping the complainant and interested person informed
33.Matters of which the complainant and interested person must be kept properly informed
34.Manner in which duties to keep the complainant and interested person informed are to be performed
35.Exceptions to duties to keep the complainant and interested person informed
37.Appropriate authority to notify the Director General of outcome of disciplinary proceedings etc.
41.Resumption of investigation of complaint after criminal proceedings
42.Complaints and conduct matters relating to the conduct of a person who has ceased to be a person serving with the police
43.Complaints and conduct matters concerning a person whose identity is unascertained
44.Records to be kept by local policing bodies and chief officers
46.Delegation of exercise or performance of powers and duties by chief officers
47.Definition of “disciplinary proceedings” for the purposes of Part 2 of the 2002 Act in relation to police staff members and designated police volunteers
48.Local policing body functions in relation to complaints: giving of section 13A notices
49.Local policing body functions in relation to complaints: withdrawal of section 13A notices
50.Delegation of exercise or performance of powers and duties by local policing bodies
51.Manner and time limit of notifications under these Regulations
54.Amendment of the Police (Complaints and Conduct) Regulations 2013
55.Amendment of the Public Interest Disclosure (Prescribed Persons) Order 2014
Provisions of the 2002 Act conferring powers under which these Regulations are made
Modifications to Part 2 of the 2002 Act and to these Regulations
PART 2 Modifications to these Regulations
3.Modification to regulation 1 (citation, commencement, interpretation and application)
4.Modification to regulation 16 (special procedure: severity assessment)
5.Modification to regulation 17 (special procedure: notification of severity assessment etc.)
6.Modification to regulation 18 (special procedure: police friend)
7.Modification to regulation 21 (special procedure: interview of the person concerned)
9.Modification: omission of regulation 22 (special procedure: duty to provide information to appropriate authority)
11.Modification to regulation 28 (provision of copy of report on investigation etc. to person to whose conduct the investigation related)
12.Modification to regulation 30 (recommendation by the Director General or a local policing body)
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