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(Image: New Brunswick RCMP/submitted)
Proposed changes to the province’s
Police Act are making their way through the New Brunswick legislature.
Bill 53, which is more than 50 pages in length, was brought before MLAs earlier this month and passed first and second reading.
Among the changes is a 180-day cap on paid suspensions for officers facing a complaint under the act.
Currently, officers can only be suspended without pay if convicted of a provincial or federal offence.
But few complaints should make it to the 180-day point, according to the association representing front-line police officers.
That is because changes are also proposed to the overall time limits for processing and arbitrating complaints.
Shura Council participates in meeting of APA Committee on Economic and Sustainable Development
20 May 2021 - 13:22
QNA
Doha: The Shura Council participated on Thursday in the meeting of the Standing Committee on Economic and Sustainable Development of the Asian Parliamentary Assembly (APA), through video conference technology.
The committee discussed several reports related to the Asian integrated energy market, the activation of economic growth efforts, poverty eradication, and the role of Asian parliaments in supporting and implementing sustainable development goals.
The Shura Council was represented in this meeting by HE Ali bin Abdullatif Al Misnad Al Muhannadi, member of the Council.
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