- POLICE SERVICES ACT Sample Clauses

- POLICE SERVICES ACT. 31.01 The Board agrees to provide access to an up-to-date copy of the Police Services Act, which will be provided in each district.
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- POLICE SERVICES ACT. Notwithstanding the above amendments to the Collective Agreement and the parties’ intent to support the proposed Police Cadet program being initiated as soon as possible, it is agreed that the terms drafted herein shall be reviewed in the next round of collective bargaining to ensure accuracy, remove duplication and review the appropriate application of any other terms of the collective agreement to this employee classification. Dated at the Town of Oakville, this 25th day of September, 2008. Halton Regional Police Services Board: Halton Regional Police Association: “Original signed by Xxxxxx X. Xxxxx” “Original signed by Xxxxxx Xxxxxx” “Original signed by Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx” “Original signed by Xxxx XxxxxxxxMEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING CONCERNING ARTICLE 12 - ANNUAL VACATIONS OF THE UNIFORM COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Halton Regional Police Services Board (“the Board”) and the Halton Regional Police Association (“the Association”) agree to recognize, for constables hired by the board directly from another police service, the years of continuous (unbroken) service from the officer’s immediately preceding police service, for the purpose of calculating annual vacation with pay, as set out in Article 12.01 of the Uniform Collective Agreement between the parties. Such extension of vacation entitlement shall be applied as follows:
- POLICE SERVICES ACT. 20:01 Nothing contained herein shall be deemed to alter, modify, or abrogate the Police Services Act (1990), Revised Statutes of Ontario, or any Amendments or Act or Regulations having the force of law in the Province of Ontario.
- POLICE SERVICES ACT. 38.01 The Police Services Act will be available for viewing on the Service’s intranet and a hardcopy will be accessible in each division.
- POLICE SERVICES ACT. The parties agree that the arbitrator so appointed shall have jurisdiction to (1) resolve the issues arising relative to Xxxx Xxxxxxx that fall properly within the scope of the working agreement; and (2) determine appropriate language for Article of the Working Agreements. The award shall be deemed to be part of each working agreement DATED this 14th day of July, For the Board: For the Association: “Xxxx
- POLICE SERVICES ACT. 23.01 The Board shall provide the Association with a copy of the Police Services Act and regulations made thereunder by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, as amended and revised and reprinted from time to time.
- POLICE SERVICES ACT. The parties agree the arbitrator shall have jurisdiction to determine all such matters and any issue arising under this agreement and his/her decision shall be final and binding on the parties.
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- POLICE SERVICES ACT. The parties agree the arbitrator shall have jurisdiction to determine all such matters and any issue arising under this agreement and decision shall be final and binding on the parties. RE: SCHEDULE TO THE UNIFORM AND CIVILIAN MEMORANDA OF BETWEEN THE PEEL REGIONAL POLICE SERVICES BOARD AND THE PEEL REGIONAL POLICE ASSOCIATION PROVISION ON ANTI SEXUAL AND RACIAL HARASSMENT (Uniform Agreement Article Agreement Article 4.07); AND RE: LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING FORMING PART OF THE SENIOR MEMORANDUM OF SETTLEMENT BETWEEN THE PEEL REGIONAL POLICE SERVICES BOARD AND THE PEEL REGIONAL POLICE SENIOR ASSOCIATION PROVISION ON ANTI SEXUAL AND RACIAL HARASSMENT (TO be included within the Senior Officers' Collective Agreement) This "Aide is agreed to by the Board, the Peel Regional Police Association (the "Association") and the Senior Officers' Association in connection with the operation of provisions of Article of the Uniform Collective Agreement, Article of the Civilian Collective Agreement, and the Senior Officers' Letter of Understanding, all of which are the provisions dealing with Anti Sexual and Racial Harassment : The "Policy" referred to in clause (a) is Directive Reference is made in clause to "the parties". In the first sentence, "the parties" refers to the Board and the Association and the Senior Officers' Association. In the last sentence, "the parties" refers the complainant and the person who is the subject of the complaint, as well as the Board and the Investigator. As noted, the discussion may also include the Association and the Senior Officers' Association if either the complainant or the person who is the subject of the complaint is a member of either organization.
- POLICE SERVICES ACT. The Board agrees to supply each member with an up to date copy of the Police Services Act. ARTICLE

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