65 Rank-related associations
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

65  Rank-related associations

(1)     The Secretary of State may approve one or more bodies (whether corporate or unincorporate) as bodies approved to carry out the functions conferred by this section.

(2)     A body approved by the Secretary of State under this section shall be known as a rank-related association.

(3)     The function of a rank-related association shall be to represent, in all matters affecting their welfare and efficiency, members of the Constabulary who—

(a)     are not members of the Civil Nuclear Police Federation or of another rank-related association; and

(b)     hold such ranks as may be specified in the approval given for the purposes of

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