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The Police (Conduct) (Scotland) Regulations 1996

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8.—(1) Where the assistant chief constable decides pursuant to regulation 6(2) that the constable should be required to appear before a misconduct hearing, he shall arrange for the constable to be supplied, as soon as possible and in addition to the misconduct form to be sent pursuant to regulation 6(4), with a copy of–

(a)any statement which the constable may have made by virtue of regulation 5(7)(a)(ii);

(b)the report, allegation or complaint on which the decision to arrange a misconduct hearing is founded (or so much thereof as relates to the constable) and any reports thereon (other than the report of the investigating officer), notwithstanding that they may be confidential;

(c)any statement relating to the alleged misconduct made by any witness who may be called by the presenting officer, together with the name and address of each such witness; and

(d)any statement relating to the alleged misconduct made by any person, other than a witness to be called by the presenting officer, to the investigating officer or to anyone on his behalf, together with the name and address of each such person.

(2) Where the decision to arrange a misconduct hearing is founded on a report, allegation or complaint and a statement arising therefrom made by the same person, the reference in paragraph (1)(b) to the report, allegation or complaint shall, without prejudice to paragraph (1)(c) or (d), be construed as including a reference to that statement.

(3) Notwithstanding anything in paragraph (1)(b), the assistant chief constable may withhold from the constable a report upon the report, allegation or complaint on which the decision to arrange a misconduct hearing is founded if he is satisfied that considerations of national security require that it should not be supplied, but, where he withholds such a report, he shall inform the constable, but only so far as is practicable without prejudicing the purposes for which that information is not disclosed, of the gist of that report.

(4) In this regulation, any reference to a copy of a statement, report, allegation or complaint shall, where it was not made in writing, be construed as a reference to a copy of a record thereof.

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