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← Singapore Armed Forces Act 1972

Singapore Armed Forces Act 1972 s 178

s 178 Restriction on powers of investigating officers

178.—(1) An officer or a senior military expert appointed as an investigating officer under section 177(a) may only conduct an investigation where there is reason to believe that a military offence specified in the First Schedule has been committed.[28/2009] [Act 25 of 2023 wef 01/12/2023] (2) A warrant officer, or a military expert of the rank of ME3, appointed as an investigating officer under section 177(a) may only conduct an investigation where there is reason to believe that a military offence specified in the First Schedule has been committed by a soldier who is below the rank of warrant officer or ME3.[28/2009] [Act 25 of 2023 wef 01/12/2023] (3) A military policeman may conduct an investigation where there is reason to believe that any offence involving persons subject to military law has been committed. (4) An investigation may be conducted where the person who has committed the offence is not known.

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