165AObligation to notify parties to an appeal or a review of decision

165A Obligation to notify parties to an appeal or a review of decision The PRS Board must notify each party of its decision on an appeal or a review within 14 days after the decision is made. Part 9—Complaints and investigations Division 1—Preliminary 166 Definitions ***conduct***, in relation to a police officer or protective services officer, means— (a) an act or decision or the failure or refusal by the officer to act or make a decision in the exercise, performance or discharge, or purported exercise, performance or discharge, whether within or outside Victoria, of a power, function or duty which the officer has as, or by virtue of being, a police officer or protective services officer; or (b) conduct which constitutes an offence punishable by imprisonment; or (c) conduct which is likely to bring Victoria Police into disrepute or diminish public confidence in it; or (d) disgraceful or improper conduct (whether in the officer's official capacity or otherwise); ***misconduct***, in relation to a police officer or protective services officer, means— (a) conduct which constitutes an offence punishable by imprisonment; or (b) conduct which is likely to bring Victoria Police into disrepute or diminish public confidence in it; or (c) disgraceful or improper conduct (whether in the officer's official capacity or otherwise). Division 2—Complaints and investigations