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11. requiring territories without municipal organization to pay for police services provided by
the Ontario Provincial Police and,
i. governing the determination of the amounts payable for those services,
ii. governing the payment of those amounts, including providing for the calculation and
payment of interest and penalties,
iii. governing the collection of those amounts, including providing for payment credits and
refunds for overpayments, or providing that all or part of those amounts may be collected under the
Provincial Land Tax Act, 2006 as if they were taxes imposed under that Act, and
iv. for the purposes described in subparagraphs i, ii and iii, establishing different
requirements for different classes of territories;
12. respecting the political activities in which municipal police officers are permitted to
engage;
13. establishing the ranks that shall be held by members of municipal police forces;
14. prescribing the minimum salary or other remuneration and allowances to be paid to
members of municipal police forces;
14.1 providing for the granting of service badges to members of the Ontario Provincial Police
or any class thereof and for the payment of allowances to those members who are granted service badges;
15. regulating or prohibiting the use of any equipment by a police force or any of its
members;
16. regulating the use of force by members of police forces;
17. prescribing standards of dress for police officers on duty and prescribing requirements
respecting police uniforms;
18. prescribing courses of training for members of police forces and prescribing standards in
that connection;
19. governing the conduct, duties, suspension and dismissal of members of police forces;
20. describing the circumstances under which members of police forces are permitted and
not permitted to pursue persons by means of motor vehicles, and prescribing procedures that shall be
followed when a person is pursued in that manner;
20.1 prescribing the nature of the information that may be disclosed under subsection 41 (1.1)
by a chief of police or a person designated by a chief of police, to whom it may be disclosed and the
circumstances in which it may be disclosed;
21. prescribing the records, returns, books and accounts to be kept by police forces and
boards and their members;
22. prescribing the method of accounting for fees and costs that come into the hands of
members of police forces;
23. prescribing a complaints process for the making of a complaint by a member of the public
to a chief of police or his or her delegate, including but not limited to,
i. setting out conditions in respect of the complaint, and
ii. setting out limits respecting complaints made by the member of the public to the
Independent Police Review Director under Part V in respect of the same matter;
23.1 REPEALED: 2007, c. 5, s. 12 (2).
24. establishing procedural rules for anything related to the powers, duties or functions of the
Independent Police Review Director under Part V;
24.1 establishing regional or other advisory committees consisting of representatives from
community groups, representatives from the policing community and any other persons who may be
prescribed, for the purpose of advising the Independent Police Review Director on matters relating to his
or her duties under subsection 58 (4), and respecting the appointment of such representatives and other
persons to the committees;
25. defining “frivolous or vexatious” and “made in bad faith” for the purposes of paragraph 1
of subsection 60 (4);
26. prescribing a code of conduct in which offences constituting misconduct are described for
the purposes of section 80;
26.1 respecting the application of Part V, with such modifications as may be specified in the
regulation, to a police officer in the circumstances referred to in subsection 90 (3);
26.2 prescribing additional persons or classes of persons for the purposes of subsection 94 (1);
26.3 prescribing qualifications, conditions or requirements, if any, for the purposes of
subsection 94 (2), including prescribing different qualifications, conditions or requirements for different
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