acting rank definition

acting rank means a rank where a member of the forces is appointed to a post above the member's substantive rank, and is paid at the rate appropriate to the higher rank;
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acting rank means rank of any description however called such that under regulations a commanding officer has power to order the holder to revert from that rank: and “acting warrant officer” and an “acting non- commissioned officer” shall be construed accordingly;
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acting rank means a rank of any description in respect of which an officer in command may, pursuant to regulations made under this Act, order the holder to revert from; and “acting warrant officer” and “acting non-commissioned officer” shall be construed accordingly;
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acting rank means rank of any description (however called) such that under regulations made under section 155 a commanding officer
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acting rank means rank of any description (however called) such that under regulations made under section 155 a commanding officer has power to order the holder to revert from that rank; and “acting warrant officer”, “acting chief petty officer”, “acting non- commissioned officer” and “acting petty officer” shall be construed accordingly;
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acting rank means rank of any description (however called) in respect of which a commanding officer may, pursuant to regulations made under section 229, order the holder to revert from, and" acting warrant officer” and “acting non-commissioned officer” shall be construed accordingly;
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acting rank. A Member who is in an acting capacity shall be paid at the lowest classification for that new rank, not inclusive of experience pay. If it is anticipated that a Member will be acting for a period exceeding three (3) months, the Member shall be paid the acting rate for the entire acting period for all scheduled hours. The acting rate does not apply if the Member is off on short-term disability, WSIB benefits, or maternity / parental leave. 5th Class Constable: Is a police officer that has not yet successfully completed all of the requirements of recruit training at the Ontario Police College.
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