Police Regulations, 1958 · s 41

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41.
( 1)
Cases of police officers rendered sick through Injuries incurred injury or exposure whilst on duty shall be reported promptly on duty.
to the Chief Police Officer for special consideration.
105

Quarantine leave.
Passages on leave and retirement.
Passages on dismissal or discha rge.
Preliminary procedure.
Charging and plea.
(2)
Where a police officer is absent from duty on ac
count of an injury or sickness received or incurred in the performance of duty, no stoppages of any kind shall be made from his pay so long as he is
. certified by a
Government
Medical Officer to be unfit for duty on account of the injury so received or the sickness incurred.
(3)
Where a police officer is injured on duty, without negligence on his part, he shall be entitled to reclaim from the Government all hospital charges incurred and may, in addition, be awarded such compensation as the Resident may, in his discretion, decide on the recommendation of the Chief
Police Officer based on the findings of a Medical Board.

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s 41( 1)

Cases of police officers rendered sick through Injuries incurred injury or exposure whilst on duty shall be reported promptly on duty.

to the Chief Police Officer for special consideration.

105

Quarantine leave.

Passages on leave and retirement.

Passages on dismissal or discha rge.

Preliminary procedure.

Charging and plea.

(2)

Where a police officer is absent from duty on ac

count of an injury or sickness received or incurred in the performance of duty, no stoppages of any kind shall be made from his pay so long as he is

. certified by a

Government

Medical Officer to be unfit for duty on account of the injury so received or the sickness incurred.

(3)

Where a police officer is injured on duty, without negligence on his part, he shall be entitled to reclaim from the Government all hospital charges incurred and may, in addition, be awarded such compensation as the Resident may, in his discretion, decide on the recommendation of the Chief

Police Officer based on the findings of a Medical Board.