Regulation 14 Referral to misconduct proceedingsI1

On receipt of the investigator’s report, the deputy chief constable must, as soon as reasonably practicable, determine whether the constable has a case to answer in respect of—

If the deputy chief constable determines that the constable has a case to answer in respect of misconduct and paragraph (4) does not apply, the deputy chief constable must refer the misconduct allegation to a misconduct meeting.

If—

the deputy chief constable must refer the misconduct allegation to a misconduct hearing.

This paragraph applies if, at a time when any of the conduct forming the subject matter of the misconduct allegation occurred, the constable was subject to a final written warning which was in effect.

If the deputy chief constable determines that the constable has no case to answer in respect of either misconduct or gross misconduct, the deputy chief constable may—