Regulation 46 Special procedure where investigation relates to service police
This regulation applies to an investigation where condition A, B or C is satisfied.
Condition A is that—
the investigation is an investigation of a complaint; and
during the course of the investigation it appears to the person investigating or, in the case of an investigation by a designated person under regulation 36, the Commissioner, that there is an indication that a member of a service police force to whose conduct the investigation relates may have committed a service offence or behaved in a manner that would justify the initiation of administrative action procedures.
Condition B is that—
the investigation is an investigation of a complaint being carried out by a person appointed under regulation 34; and
during the course of the investigation the Commissioner determines that there is an indication that a member of a service police force to whose conduct the investigation relates may have committed a service offence or behaved in a manner that would justify the initiation of administrative action procedures.
Condition C is that—
the investigation is an investigation of a recordable conduct matter; and
the investigation relates to the conduct of a member of a service police force.
Where this regulation applies to an investigation, the person investigating must proceed with the investigation in accordance with regulations 47 to 52.