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The UK Border Agency (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2010

S.I. 2010/782 · Made 15 March 2010 · Extends to United Kingdom

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Immigration

Revenue And Customs

Made 15th March 2010

Laid before Parliament 17th March 2010

Coming into force 7th April 2010

The Secretary of State makes these Regulations in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 41 and 49(3) of the Police and Justice Act 2006f1

Annotations to the whole text

Footnotes

f1

2006 c. 48. Section 41 has been amended by section 30 of the Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 (c. 11).

Contents

  1. 1Citation and commencement
  2. 2Interpretation
  3. 3Application: general
  4. Part 1: COMPLAINTS AND MISCONDUCT
  5. 4Application of the Police Reform Act 2002
  6. 5Regulation 5
  7. 6General functions of the Director General
  8. 6AGeneral Functions of the IOPC
  9. 6BEfficiency etc. in exercise of functions
  10. 7Reports to the Secretary of State
  11. 8Complaints, matters and persons to which these Regulations apply
  12. 9Direction and control matters
  13. 10Co-operation, assistance and information
  14. 11Payment for assistance with investigations
  15. Part 2: HANDLING OF COMPLAINTS AND CONDUCT MATTERS ETC
  16. 12Duties to preserve evidence relating to complaints
  17. 13Initial handling and recording of complaints
  18. 14Keeping of records
  19. 15Failures to notify or record a complaint
  20. 16Handling of complaints by the relevant appropriate authority
  21. 17Conduct matters arising in civil proceedings
  22. 18Recording etc. of conduct matters in other cases
  23. 19Duties to preserve evidence relating to conduct matters
  24. Part 3: REFERRAL OF MATTERS TO THE DIRECTOR GENERAL
  25. 20Recording and reference of conduct matters
  26. 21Reference of complaints to the Director General
  27. 22Duties of the Director General on references under regulation 21
  28. 23Reference of conduct matters to the Director General
  29. 24Duties of the Director General on references under regulation 23
  30. Part 4: HANDLING DSI MATTERS
  31. 25Duty to record DSI matters
  32. 26Duty to preserve evidence relating to DSI matters
  33. 27Reference of DSI matters to the Director General
  34. 28Duties of Director General on references under regulation 27
  35. 29Procedure where a conduct matter is revealed during investigation of a DSI matter
  36. Part 5: INVESTIGATIONS
  37. 30Inspections of the Secretary of State’s premises on behalf of the Director General
  38. 31Power of the Director General to determine the form of an investigation
  39. 32Appointment of persons to carry out investigations
  40. 33Power of the Director General to impose requirements in relation to an investigation which the Director General is supervising
  41. 34Combining and splitting investigations
  42. 35Power of the Director General to discontinue an investigation
  43. 36Withdrawn and discontinued complaints
  44. 37Investigations by the relevant appropriate authority on its own behalf
  45. 38Investigation by a police force at the request of the relevant appropriate authority
  46. 39Investigations supervised by the Director General
  47. 40Investigation by a police force under the management or under the supervision of the Director General
  48. 41Investigations managed by the Director General
  49. 42Investigations by the Director General
  50. 43Relinquishing the Director General’s’ supervision or management of an investigation
  51. 44Circumstances in which an investigation or other procedure may be suspended
  52. 45Resumption of investigation after criminal proceedings
  53. 46Restrictions on proceedings pending the conclusion of an investigation
  54. Part 6: PROVISION OF INFORMATION
  55. 47Provision and use of information by the Director General
  56. 48Provision of information to the Director General
  57. 49Duty to keep the complainant informed
  58. 50Duty to provide information for other persons
  59. 51Duty to keep the relevant officer, relevant official of the Secretary of State, relevant contractor, official exercising customs revenue functions or customs revenue contractor informed
  60. 52Duty to consider submissions from relevant officers, relevant officials of the Secretary of State, relevant contractors, officials exercising customs revenue functions and customs revenue contractors
  61. 53Duty to provide certain information to the relevant appropriate authority
  62. 54Manner in which duties to provide information to the complainant are to be performed
  63. 55Exceptions to the duty to keep the complainant informed and to provide information for other persons
  64. 56Notification of complaints etc.
  65. 57Notification of actions and decisions
  66. 58Information for complainant about disciplinary recommendations
  67. 59Register to be kept by the Director General
  68. 60Manner and time limits of notifications
  69. Part 7: REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
  70. 61Action by a police force on completion of an investigation report
  71. 62Final reports on investigations: complaints, conduct matters and certain DSI matters
  72. 63Action by the Director General in response to an investigation report under regulation 62
  73. 64Action by the relevant appropriate authority in response to an investigation report under regulation 62
  74. 65Final reports on investigations: DSI matters
  75. 66Action by the Director General in response to an investigation report under regulation 65
  76. 67Duties with respect to disciplinary proceedings
  77. 68Complaints against a person whose identity is not ascertained
  78. Part 8: APPEALS
  79. 69Appeals to the Director General: failures to notify or record a complaint
  80. 70Appeals to the Director General with respect to an investigation
  81. 71Reviews and re-investigations following an appeal
  82. Part 9: REVOCATION, SAVING AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
  83. 72Revocation of the 2009 Regulations, saving and transitional provisions
  84. Signature
  85. Explanatory note