An Act relative to special state police officers
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to clarify the process by which the Colonel of the State Police appoints special state police officers in Massachusetts. Currently, the specific details of this appointment process are not explicitly defined in law. The bill aims to establish a more transparent and defined procedure for these appointments, ensuring accountability and potentially streamlining the selection process. It focuses on ensuring the Colonel of the State Police has a clear framework for appointing these officers.
Key provisions
- Specifies that the Colonel of the State Police is responsible for appointing special state police officers.
- Addresses the appointment process for special state police officers.
- Clarifies the authority of the Colonel of the State Police in relation to these appointments.
- Establishes a process for appointing special state police officers.
Who is affected
- Massachusetts State Police
- Colonel of the State Police
- Special State Police Officers
Notable changes
- Addresses a lack of explicit statutory guidance regarding the appointment of special state police officers.
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