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24.—(1) This regulation applies where—

(a)regulation 32 does not apply, and

(b)conditions A and B are satisfied.

(2) Condition A is that the appropriate authority assesses under regulation 23(5)(b) or 27(2)(a)(iii) of the Conduct Regulations that a matter should be referred to be dealt with under these Regulations.

(3) Condition B is that the appropriate authority—

(a)considers that there are reasonable grounds, based on evidence from an investigation under Schedule 3 to the 2002 Act or an investigation or misconduct proceedings under the Conduct Regulations, to conclude that the officer concerned has demonstrated a serious inability or serious failure to perform the duties of the officer’s rank or the role the officer is currently undertaking to a satisfactory standard or level, such that a referral to a second stage meeting is appropriate, and

(b)having consulted the officer and the line manager, or second line manager, of the officer, is satisfied that the officer has been given a reasonable opportunity to address that inability or failure to perform, but has failed to make a sufficient improvement.

(4) The appropriate authority must as soon as reasonably practicable give the officer concerned and the line manager of the officer a written notice of the matters set out in paragraph (5) where this regulation applies.

(5) Those matters are—

(a)that the appropriate authority is of the view mentioned in paragraph (3);

(b)the reasons why the performance of the officer concerned is assessed as unsatisfactory;

(c)the reasons why it is considered appropriate for the matter to be referred to a second stage meeting;

(d)summary evidence in support of the conclusion that the performance is unsatisfactory, and

(e)that the officer is required to attend a meeting (in these Regulations referred to as a second stage meeting) to consider the officer’s performance.

(6) Where notice has been given in accordance with paragraph (4), the line manager must require the officer concerned to attend a second stage meeting.

(7) Where a police officer is required to attend a second stage meeting under this regulation, regulations 23 and 25 to 29 apply with the following modifications—

(a)omit regulation 23(2);

(b)in regulation 25(6), omit the words from “during the period” to “specified period”;

(c)in regulation 27(2)(c), for “line manager” substitute “appropriate authority”;

(d)in regulation 27(4)(a), for the words from “as the meeting” to the end substitute “as the conclusions of the appropriate authority under regulation 24(3) were unreasonable”.

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I1Reg. 24 in force at 1.2.2020, see reg. 1

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