Board of Parole Sample Clauses

Board of Parole. 1. The Employer shall provide, maintain and replace the following equipment for field services employees: body armor, chemical spray, equipment bag, flash light, handcuffs and jacket. 2. The issuance and removal of a firearm to a field service employee shall continue to be at the discretion of the Chairman or his/her designee. Should the issued firearm be removed from a field service employee said employee shall not be assigned to duties requiring a firearm. Upon written request of 3. A labor/management committee, specific to Parole, shall be established within sixty (60) days of legislative approval of this Agreement. The committee shall be made up of three (3) NP-4 parole employees and up to three (3) representatives of the Board. One (1) Executive Board member of Local 1565 may also attend committee meetings. 4. Effective upon legislative approval of this Agreement out of state travel shall be governed by the standard state travel regulations. 5.A. The Board shall provide paid release time for field service employees to practice and qualify for firearm use, including low-light training. The Board shall provide sufficient ammunition and targets for this purpose. 5.B. All field services personnel may have access to the firearms range at other times for practice at their own expense, provided that: (1) space is available; (2) a State Police Range Officer or pre-approved municipal police firearms range instructor is present for the purpose of supervision; and (3) at a firearms range other than previously listed a Parole Firearms instructor is present.
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