[22A Collaboration agreements]
Police Act 1996 (1996 c 16) | Legislation

[General provisions]

[22A  Collaboration agreements]

[(1)     A collaboration agreement may be made by—

(a)     two or more policing bodies; or

(b)     the chief officers of police of one or more police forces [and—

(i)     one or more policing bodies together with one or more other persons, or

(ii)     if no other person is a party to the agreement, two or more policing bodies].

(2)     A collaboration agreement is an agreement containing one or more of the following—

(a)     provision about the discharge of functions of members of a police force (“force collaboration provision”);

(b)     provision about support by a policing body for another

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