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Police Administration Act 1978

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157 Offering bribes A person shall not directly or indirectly: (a) offer or give any bribe or reward to; (b) enter into any agreement with; or (c) seek any undertaking from, a member of the Police Force for the purpose of that member forgoing any of the duties of that member.

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