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POLICE SERVICE ADMINISTRATION ACT 1990 - SECT 7.13
When ground for disciplinary action arises
7.13 When ground for disciplinary action arises
(1) For this part, a ground for disciplinary action against the subject
officer arises on— (a) if the ground relates to conduct involving a single
act or omission—the day the conduct occurred; or
(b) if the ground relates
to ongoing conduct of the same or a similar nature or arising out of the same
circumstances—the latest day the conduct occurs.
(2) However, subsection
(3) applies if— (a) during a prescribed operation, the commissioner or the
CCC becomes aware of a ground for disciplinary action against the subject
officer; and
(b) a relevant officer overseeing all or part of the operation
reasonably believes that starting disciplinary action against the subject
officer may compromise the operation.
(3) The ground for disciplinary action
is taken to arise on the day the operation ends.
(4) If subsection (3)
applies because the CCC becomes aware of the ground for disciplinary action,
the chairperson of the CCC must include the information mentioned in
subsection (6) in a statutory declaration, or a report under the
Crime and Corruption Act 2001 , section 49 , given to the commissioner.
(5)
If subsection (3) applies because the commissioner becomes aware of the ground
for disciplinary action, the commissioner must issue a notice including the
information mentioned in subsection (6) .
(6) For subsections (4) and (5) ,
the information is— (a) that the commissioner or the CCC, as the case may
be, became aware of a ground for disciplinary action against a named officer
during a prescribed operation; and
(b) the dates the operation started and
ended; and
(c) that a named relevant officer had oversight of all or part of
the operation; and
(d) the relevant officer reasonably believed that starting
disciplinary action against the officer mentioned in paragraph (a) before the
end of the operation may have compromised the operation.
(7) In this
section—
"integrity agency" means a statutory body established under a law of the
Commonwealth or another State, the functions of which include the
investigation of matters relating to integrity or corruption in the police
force or service, or the public service, of the Commonwealth or that State.
"police agency" means a police force or service of the Commonwealth or another
State.
"prescribed operation" means— (a) a controlled activity or controlled
operation under the Crime and Corruption Act 2001 or the
Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 ; or
(b) a specific intelligence
operation under the Crime and Corruption Act 2001 ; or
(c) an investigation
by the CCC or an integrity agency; or
(d) an investigation carried out by the
service, a police agency, the CCC or an integrity agency involving
interception of telecommunications authorised by a warrant issued under the
Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 (Cwlth) ; or
(e) an
investigation involving a surveillance device authorised by a surveillance
device warrant issued under the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 ;
or
(f) an activity, operation or investigation that— (i) is carried out by
a police agency or an integrity agency under a law of the Commonwealth or
another State; and
(ii) corresponds or substantially corresponds to an
activity, operation or investigation mentioned in paragraph (a) , (b) or (c) .
"relevant officer" means— (a) the commissioner; or
(b) the chairperson of
the CCC; or
(c) a delegate of the commissioner or the chairperson of the CCC.
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