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### sec.155D Conditions of appointment An honorary officer holds office on the conditions stated in the officer’s instrument of appointment. A condition of an honorary officer’s appointment may— limit the officer’s function; or require the officer to satisfactorily complete stated training. s 155D ins 2014 No. 12 s 48 (sec.155D-ssec.1) An honorary officer holds office on the conditions stated in the officer’s instrument of appointment. (sec.155D-ssec.2) A condition of an honorary officer’s appointment may— limit the officer’s function; or require the officer to satisfactorily complete stated training. - (a) limit the officer’s function; or - (b) require the officer to satisfactorily complete stated training.

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