[38B Police powers for civilian employees under collaboration agreements]

Section [38B Police powers for civilian employees under collaboration agreements]

Police Reform Act 2002 (2002 c 30) | Legislation
Police Reform Act 2002 (2002 c 30) | Legislation

[38B  Police powers for civilian employees under collaboration agreements]

[(1)     The chief officer of police of a police force (the “assisted force”) may designate a person (“C”) who—

(a)     is a civilian employee of[, or a police volunteer with,] another police force (the “assisting force”),

(b)     is designated under section 38 by the chief officer of police of the assisting police force (the “section 38 designation”), and

(c)     is permitted, under relevant police collaboration provision, to discharge powers and duties specified in that provision for the purposes of the assisted force.

(2)     The designation under subsection (1) (the “collaboration designation”) must designate C as an officer of one

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