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Defence (Personnel) Regulations 2002

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#### 105 Title after end of service (1) If an officer’s service in the Defence Force has ended, the Chief of the officer’s Service may grant to the former officer an honorary title relating to the officer’s former appointment. (2) An honorary title does not confer or imply: (a) a right to command; or (b) a position in, or membership of, the Defence Force.

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