s 63 Powers of junior disciplinary officer when dealing with charge
63. A junior disciplinary officer when dealing with a charge may —(a)
dismiss the charge if he or she is of the opinion that it ought not to be proceeded with;
(b)
try the accused summarily; or
(c)
if he or she is of the opinion that the charge should not be dealt with by him or her —(i)
refer the charge to a senior disciplinary officer for summary trial; or
(ii)
refer the charge to a senior disciplinary officer recommending that the accused be tried by a subordinate military court.
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