Common use of Record of Interviews Clause in Contracts

Record of Interviews. All interrogations and/or interviews (including polygraph interviews) of members conducted in conjunction with an Internal Affairs Bureau or EEO investigation shall be recorded by the Division of Police at the request of either party; and in the case of chain of command investigations, at the request of either party when the investigator reasonably believes that departmental or criminal charges may result. Subsequent to the interview, the member and/or his/her representative will be afforded the opportunity, upon written request directly to the Chief or his/her designee, to listen to, copy (at the member's expense) and make personal notes from or verify the accuracy of a recording made of his/her interview. If a transcript of the recording is made by the Division of Police, the member will be provided a copy of such transcript upon written request directly to the Chief or the Chief's designee.

Record of Interviews. All interrogations and/or interviews (including polygraph interviews) of members conducted in conjunction with an Internal Affairs Bureau or EEO investigation shall be tape recorded by the Division of Police at the request of either party; and in the case of chain of command investigations, at the request of either party when the investigator reasonably believes that departmental or criminal charges may result. Subsequent to the interview, the member and/or his/her representative will be afforded the opportunity, upon written request directly to the Chief or his/her designee, to listen to, copy (at the member's expense) and make personal notes from or verify the accuracy of a recording tape made of his/her interview. If a transcript of the recording tape is made by the Division of Police, the member will be provided a copy of such transcript upon written request directly to the Chief or the Chief's designee.