97 Police officers engaged on service outside their force
Police Act 1996 (1996 c 16) | Legislation

97  Police officers engaged on service outside their force

(1)     For the purposes of this section “relevant service” means—

(a)     temporary service on which a person is engaged in accordance with arrangements made under section 26;

[(aa)     temporary service on which a person is engaged in accordance with arrangements made under paragraph 6(2) of Schedule 2 to the Police Reform Act 2002 (c 30);]

(b)     temporary service under section 56 on which a person is engaged with the consent of the appropriate authority;

(c)     temporary service under the Crown in connection with the provision by the Secretary of State of—

(i)     such organisations and services as are described in section 57, or

(ii)     research or other services connected with the police,

on which a person is engaged with the consent of the appropriate authority;

[(ca)     . . .

(cb)     . . .

(cc)     . . .]

[(cd)     . . .]

[(ce)     . . .]

[(cf)     . . .]

[(cg)     . . .]

[(ch)     . . .

(ci)     . . .]

[(cj)     temporary service as a National Crime Agency officer on which a person is engaged with the consent of the appropriate authority;]

[(ch)     temporary service with the [Disclosure and Barring Service] on which a person is engaged with the consent of the appropriate authority;]

(d)

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