P-13.1 - Police Act

Section 255.2 Disposition versions

2023-10-05

255.2. A remission may be applied for, in the case of a reprimand, two years after the penalty is enforced and, in the case of a suspension or demotion, three years after the penalty is enforced.

A police officer who, having resigned or retired, could not be imposed a penalty but was declared disqualified from acting as a peace officer may apply for a remission three years after the end of the disqualification period.

A police officer having been granted a remission who is imposed a penalty for a new transgression may apply for a remission three years after the penalty for that transgression is enforced.

A new application with respect to the same transgression may be filed three years after the decision of the Tribunal to dismiss the first application.

2006, c. 33, s. 11; 2023, c. 20, s. 77.

2006-06-15

255.2. A remission may be applied for, in the case of a warning, reprimand or rebuke, two years after the penalty is enforced and, in the case of a suspension or demotion, three years after the penalty is enforced.

A police officer who, having resigned or retired, could not be imposed a penalty but was declared disqualified from acting as a peace officer may apply for a remission three years after the end of the disqualification period.

A police officer having been granted a remission who is imposed a penalty for a new transgression may apply for a remission three years after the penalty for that transgression is enforced.

A new application with respect to the same transgression may be filed three years after the decision of the ethics committee to dismiss the first application.

2006, c. 33, s. 11.