Notice of reformulated reasons under Police Act 1892 s. 33R(10)
93 Notice of reformulated reasons under Police Act 1892 s. 33R(10)
The notice of the reformulated reasons required under the Police Act 1892 section 33R(10)(a) to be given to the Commission by the Commissioner of Police is to be given by completing and filing in the office of the Registrar 3 copies of —
a statement of the Commissioner of Police’s reformulated reasons; and
a summary of facts or issues of law relied upon by the Commissioner of Police in reformulating the reasons, including any relevant matters set out in the Police Act 1892 section 33Q(4); and
a reply containing any matters the Commissioner of Police wishes to raise in relation to the appellant’s case.
The statement, the summary of facts and the reply must be in an approved form.
The Registrar must serve a copy of the statement, the summary of facts and the reply on the appellant.
If the notice is not given at least 7 days before the resumption of the appeal, the Commission may adjourn the hearing of the appeal to a further date to allow the Commission or the appellant sufficient time to consider the contents of the notice.
[Regulation 93 amended: Gazette 22 Dec 2009 p. 5271; 5 Mar 2019 p. 608‑9.]
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