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Arms Bill

Administration - Arms Regulator

310: Working arrangements between Arms Regulator and Police

You could also call this:

"How the Police and Arms Regulator will work together"

Illustration for Arms Bill

The proposed law says the Commissioner must help the Arms Regulator do its job. You will see the Commissioner and the chief executive work together to make a plan. They will share resources and costs. The plan will say what help the Commissioner will give the Arms Regulator. It will also say how they will share costs. You can find this plan on the Arms Regulator's website and the Police website. The Commissioner and the chief executive must work together and co-operate. They must make sure the Arms Regulator has what it needs to do its job. This plan is important for the Arms Regulator and the Police to work well together.

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Part 7Administration
Arms Regulator

310Working arrangements between Arms Regulator and Police

  1. The Commissioner must provide the corporate services and support necessary to enable the Arms Regulator to carry out its functions, duties, and powers, except to the extent that any variation is agreed between the Commissioner and the chief executive.

  2. The chief executive and the Commissioner must—

  3. agree working arrangements between the Arms Regulator and the Police; and
    1. co-operate and collaborate with each other for the purposes of the working arrangements.

      1. The working arrangements must, without limitation,—

      2. set out the resources and administrative support that the Commissioner will provide to the Arms Regulator; and
        1. set out how costs will be shared between the Arms Regulator and the Police; and
          1. be published on—
            1. an internet site maintained by or on behalf of the Arms Regulator; and
              1. an internet site maintained by or on behalf of the Police.