Chief Commissioner of Police definition

Chief Commissioner of Police means theChief Commissioner of Police appointed under section 17 of the Victoria Police Act 2013 ;
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Chief Commissioner of Police means the Chief Commissioner of the Victoria Police.
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Chief Commissioner of Police means the Chief Commissioner of Police appointed under section 17 of theVictoria Police Act 2013;coronial investigator means a police officer who is nominated by the Chief Commissioner of Police to assist a coroner in relation to an investigation into a reportable death;”.The definition of ‘coronial investigator’ provides that a coronial investigator is a police officer nominated by the Chief Commissioner of Police to assist a coroner in relation to an investigation into a reportable death. This clearly outlines exactly what a police coroner is. The bill then goes on to outline the roles and privileges of a police coronial investigator in clause 13 of the bill. Essentially this clause of the bill outlines that the coronial investigator is answerable to and must comply with orders set out by the coroner. Obviously this convention is often followed, but it is important to ensure that such a provision is in fact legally binding.To expect our legal frameworks to be anything but strong would be a disappointment to the Victorian people, and for that purpose we must strengthen our laws to ensure compliance. This is effected specifically, as I stated, under clause 13 of the bill by inserting a new section, section 15A, under section 15 of the Coroners Act 2008 titled ‘Power to direct coronial investigator’. If I could read from the bill again:
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Examples of Chief Commissioner of Police in a sentence

  • Section 464ZFC(1) imposes an obligation on the Chief Commissioner of Police without delay to destroy, or cause to be destroyed, any forensic sample taken and any related material and information if no application was made for its retention under s.464ZFB within the specified period or if a court refuses to make an order under s.464ZFB.

  • Section 347(3) provides that it is the responsibility of the Chief Commissioner of Police to make sure that s.347(2) is complied with.

  • The loss of her career and her exclusion from those activities should be taken into account.” See also R v Fidler [2006] VSCA 17 at [14]-[17] per Charles JA; WBM v Chief Commissioner of Police [2012] VSCA 159.

  • In Pavic v Chief Commissioner of Police [2003] VSC 99 at [3]-[4] Nettle J took the opposite view, holding that s.464ZF(3) does not exclude a subject's right to be heard.

  • The Secretary or the Chief Commissioner of Police may refuse to give an authority to any person if he or she considers that it is in the public interest not to give it.

  • The Chief Commissioner of Police must cause a written statement to be prepared setting out minimum standards in relation to the provision of services by a contractor under an agreement entered into under section 9AA.

  • Every person in the legal custody of the Chief Commissioner of Police under this Part who is brought before a court or tribunal remains in the legal custody of the Chief Commissioner, subject to any lawful order or direction of the court or tribunal.

  • After giving the person a reasonable opportunity to be heard, the Secretary or the Chief Commissioner of Police may at any time revoke an authority given by him or her to that person if he or she considers that it is in the public interest to do so.

  • The Secretary or Chief Commissioner of Police may from time to time amend the statement prepared by him or her.

  • The Chief Commissioner of Police must cause appropriate enquiries to be made in response to a request made under subsection (1) and report the results of those enquiries to the Secretary.


More Definitions of Chief Commissioner of Police

Chief Commissioner of Police means the Chief Commissioner of the Victoria Police. “Standards” means the protective data security standards pursuant to the PDP Act.
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Chief Commissioner of Police means the Chief Commissioner of Police appointed under Part I of the Police Regulation Act 1958;Chief Examiner means the Chief Examiner appointed under Part 3 of the Major Crime (Investigative Powers) Act 2004;coercive power means—
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