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Volume 47, No. 22

B.C. Reg. 484/2004

The British Columbia Gazette,

Part II

November 2, 2004

B.C. Reg. 484/2004, deposited November 1, 2004, pursuant to the POLICE ACT [Section 74] and the

EMERGENCY PROGRAM ACT [Section 28]. Order in Council 1059/2004, approved and ordered November 1, 2004.

On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that the attached Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority Police Service Operations Regulation is made.

— R. COLEMAN, Minister of Transportation. S BOND, Presiding Member of the Executive Council.

GREATER VANCOUVER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY

POLICE SERVICE OPERATIONS REGULATION

Interpretation

1 In this regulation, "GVTAPS" means the Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority Police Service.

Police (Disposal of Property) Regulation

2 The provisions of the Police (Disposal of Property) Regulation, B. C. Reg. 87/91, apply to the GVTAPS as though each reference in that regulation to

(a) "commissioner" were a reference to the chief officer of the GVTAPS, and

(b) "provincial police force" were a reference to the GVTAPS.

Emergency Program Management Regulation

3 The provisions of the Emergency Program Management Regulation, B.C. Reg. 477/94, apply to the GVTAPS as though each reference in that regulation to "chief constable" were a reference to the chief officer of the GVTAPS.

Police Act,

Part 9 — Complaint Procedure

(1) Subject to this section, the provisions of

Part 9 of the

Police Act [Complaint Procedure] apply to the GVTAPS as though each reference in that Part to

(a) "municipal constable" were a reference to a designated constable of the GVTAPS,

(b) "chief constable" were a reference to the chief officer of the GVTAPS,

(c) "deputy chief constable" were a reference to the deputy chief officer of the GVTAPS, and

(d) "municipal police department" were a reference to the GVTAPS.

(2) Paragraph (

b) of the definition of "discipline authority" in

section 46 of the

Police Act does not apply to the GVTAPS and the following is substituted:

(

b) in relation to a chief officer or a deputy chief officer,

(

i) the board of the GVTAPS, or

(ii) a panel of one or more members of that board designated by the board for that purpose, or.

(3) The definition of "Code of Professional Conduct" in

section 46 of the

Police Act does not apply to the GVTAPS and the following is substituted:

"Code of Professional Conduct" means the code of professional conduct for the GVTAPS under

section 5 of this regulation.

(4) For the purposes of this section, any reference in

Part 9 of the

Police Act to a board as an employer of enforcement officers is deemed to be a reference to a board as the body that appoints enforcement officers.

(5) In applying

section 58 of the Police Act for the purposes of this section, "dismissal or reduction in rank" means revocation of appointment.

(6) For the purpose of applying

section 65.3 of the

Police Act , the service record of discipline may also be disclosed to the entity that employs the respondent.

Code of Professional Conduct Regulation

(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), the provisions of the Code of Professional Conduct Regulation, B.C. Reg. 205/98, apply to the GVTAPS as though each reference in that regulation to

(a) "police officer" were a reference to a designated constable of the GVTAPS,

(b) "chief constable" were a reference to the chief officer of the GVTAPS,

(c) "municipal police department" were a reference to the GVTAPS, and

(d) "municipal police board" were a reference to the board of the GVTAPS.

(2) Section 19 (1) of the Code of Professional Conduct Regulation does not apply to an enforcement officer and subsection (3) of this

section is substituted.

(3) After finding that a disciplinary default has occurred, the discipline authority may impose one or more of the following disciplinary or corrective measures in relation to the enforcement officer concerned:

(

a) revocation of appointment;

(

b) suspension of appointment;

(

c) direction to work under close supervision;

(

d) direction to undertake special training or retraining;

(

e) direction to undertake professional counselling;

(

f) written reprimand;

(

g) verbal reprimand.

Police (Uniforms) Regulation

6 Despite

section 2 of the Police (Uniforms) Regulation, B. C. Reg. 564/76, the provisions of that regulation apply to the GVTAPS as though each reference to

(a) "chief constable" were a reference to the chief officer of the GVTAPS, and

(b) "commission" were a reference to the board of the GVTAPS.

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