Police Service Regulations 2023
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6 Medical certificates
(1) If a police officer, trainee or junior constable is absent from duty on account of sickness –
(a) for more than 7 consecutive days; or
(b) on more than 4 occasions in any one year of service –
the police officer, trainee or junior constable is to provide the Commissioner with a medical certificate signed by a registered health practitioner or a statutory declaration signed by the police officer, trainee or junior constable.
(2) If a police officer, trainee or junior constable is absent from duty on account of sickness –
(a) for more than 28 consecutive days; or
(b) on more than 4 occasions in any one year –
the Commander in charge of the district to which that police officer, trainee or junior constable is attached is to make a report in writing to the Commissioner.
(3) The Commissioner may require a police officer, trainee or junior constable who is absent from duty on account of sickness to provide the Commissioner with periodical medical certificates from a medical practitioner in addition to the medical certificates required under this regulation.