I.A.U. Records and Files Sample Clauses

I.A.U. Records and Files. 2 No investigation shall be considered complete nor shall the IAU file be forwarded to the 3 Inspector for making of recommendations as to culpability unless the employee and union have 4 been given a complete copy of the IAU file and an opportunity to review it and add any additional 5 evidence the employee or union believes should be considered. The 1 union or employee 6 shall notify the Internal Affairs Investigator's Office within the next two (2) work days after receipt 7 of the union's receipt of the complete file of the employee's intent or that of the union to supply 8 such additional evidence. If such notice is not received, the file will be forwarded to the Inspector 9 after expiration of the two (2) workday period. If such notice is received, the employee and 10 union shall have the next three (3) workdays [following the two (2) workday period] to supply 11 such information to the investigator. After the three (3) workday period has expired, the file will 12 be forwarded to the Inspector. For purposes of this section, "work days" is defined in the same 13 manner as in Article 20, section 1, step I of this agreement.
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