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An inquiry into the allegations contained in a complaint against a Police Officer, including the factual incidents relating to neglect, excess or omission or commission of any act constituting an offence and the outcome is called______________?

Correct answer: A. Fact Finding Inquiry

  • A. Fact Finding Inquiry
  • B. Special Inquiry
  • C. Ordinary Inquiry
  • D. None of the above

Explanation

A fact-finding inquiry examines the factual incidents behind allegations against a police officer, including neglect, excess, omission or commission, and records the outcome. It is therefore broader than an ordinary procedural inquiry.

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