Royal Bermuda Regiment Governor’s Orders 1993
Download PDF| Year | 1993 |
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| Category | Consolidated |
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Table of Contents
- PART I
- 1. Citation
- 2. Interpretation
- 3. Exercise of Governor’s powers
- PART II
- 4. Command
- 5. Honorary Colonel
- 6. Appointment of Commanding Officer
- 7. Period of command
- 8. Appointment of Second-in-Command
- 9. Seniority in the Regiment
- PART III
- 10. Duty to report for service [revoked]
- PART IV
- 11. Applications for exemption from, or deferment of, service [revoked]
- 12. Applications for deferment in certain other cases [revoked]
- 13. Applications by parents etc, in certain cases [revoked]
- 14. Restriction on deferment of service [revoked]
- PART V
- 15. Eligibility for appointment as an officer
- 16. Procedure for award of commission
- 17. Power to refuse applications in certain cases
- 18. Award of commission in special cases
- 19. Promotion of officers
- 20. Supersession of officers
- 21. Gazetting of officers’ promotions
- 22. Acting appointments of officers
- 23. Promotion to warrant officer
- 24. Other promotions
- 25. Annual reports
- PART VI
- 26. The Promotions Board
- 27. Tenure of Board Members
- 28. Meetings, etc
- 29. Secretary
- 30. Reports, etc
- 31. Power to regulate proceedings
- PART VII
- 32. Period of service of volunteers
- 33. Normal rules for termination of service
- 34. Voluntary resignation or retirement by officers
- 35. Voluntary return of officers to active service
- 36. Termination of officer’s service on medical grounds
- 37. Procedure where officer is charged with inefficiency
- 38. Procedure where officer is charged with misconduct, etc.
- 39. Procedure where warrant officer or senior n.c.o. is charged with inefficiency or
- PART VIII
- 40. Revocation of S.R.& O. No. 6 of
- 41. Commencement
- SCHEDULE
- PART I
- 1. These Orders may be cited as the Royal Bermuda Regiment Governor’s Orders
- 2. In these Orders, unless the context requires otherwise—
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