Section 146Part 10 — Miscellaneous
Regulations
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146. (1) The Cabinet may make regulations for the good order and government of the Service and for carrying into effect any of the purposes or provisions of this Act including the following —
the numerical establishment of the Service, the conditions of service and the various grades, ranks and appointments therein;
the duties to be performed by police officers and for their guidance in the discharge of such duties;
pay, retirement benefits and allowances;
the description and issue of arms, accoutrements, uniforms and necessaries to be supplied;
the control, administration and application of the Welfare Fund;
the control, administration and application of the Police Legal Protection Fund;
discipline and disciplinary procedure;
police identification including measurements, fingerprints, palm prints, photographs and the records thereof;
court procedure;
the interrogation of suspects and witnesses;
the establishment and management of criminal investigation, traffic, drug detection and special branch duties;
the establishment and maintenance of police books and records;
the care of arms, stores, furniture and equipment;
the wearing of uniform and badges of rank;
ceremonial drill and parades;
the care and sale of police property; Section 147 Police Act (2021 Revision) Page 92 Revised as at 31st December, 2020 c
the role of the police in assisting the fire service;
the control of processions, riots and disorders;
the general control of the Special Constabulary;
prescribing the fees chargeable for administrative services provided to the public; and
anything required by this Act to be prescribed.
Further to subsection (1), the Cabinet may make Regulations for the provision of information to another law enforcement or regulatory agency, whether local or international which, notwithstanding the provisions of any other Law, shall provide for the conduct of, or provision of assistance with, a criminal investigation, as may be required for compliance with international standards relating to the prevention of criminal activity, including money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation financing.