Sch 5Subject matter for regulations

Schedule 5—Subject matter for regulations

Part 1—Victoria Police

1.1 Prescribing any person or body for the purposes of section 10(4)(k).

Part 2—Duties, powers, entitlements and protection

2.1 Authorising the Chief Commissioner to determine procedures, qualifications, skills, attributes, medical requirements and physical requirements for appointment as—

(a) a police recruit; or

(b) a police officer; or

(c) a protective services officer.

2.2 The government of police officers, protective services officers and police recruits.

2.3 Permitting police officers to accept appointment as officers or members of the police force of another jurisdiction.

2.4 Regulating the conduct of—

(a) police officers while serving as officers or members of the police force of another jurisdiction; or

(b) officers or members of the police force of another jurisdiction while serving as police officers.

2.5 Requiring police officers to reside in the district or sub‑district to which they are attached to reside in any particular premises within the district or sub-district which are provided for the use of and allocated to those officers.

2.6 Specifying the remuneration to which Assistant Commissioners exercising their right to return are entitled, including any method for calculating the increment.

2.7 Authorising the Chief Commissioner to grant leave with or without pay to a Deputy Commissioner or an Assistant Commissioner and the effect of that leave on any other entitlement that Deputy Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner may have or may come to have under the Act or regulations.

2.8 Prescribing places to be designated places for the purposes of section 52(3).

Sch. 5 cl. 2.9 substituted by No. 55/2014 s. 184(1).

2.9 The promotion and transfer of police officers and protective services officers.

2.10 A rank structure for protective services officers.

2.11 Long service leave for police officers and protective services officers.

2.12 Any matter relating to the efficiency of protective services officers in the performance of their duties.

2.13 Any matter necessary or expedient to promote the efficiency of Victoria Police or to promote the efficient discharge of duties by any police officer or protective services officer or class of police officers or protective services officers.

2.14 Prescribing actions or conduct to be police torts and actions, claims or proceedings to be police tort claims for the purposes of Division 8 of Part 4.

Part 3—Education and training