POLICE: SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION
POLICE (SPECIAL SERVICES CHARGES) REGULATIONS
ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS
REGULATION
1. Citation
2. Interpretation
3. Special Service Charges
Schedule
POLICE (SPECIAL SERVICES CHARGES) REGULATIONS
under s. 155
G.N. 11/2010
These Regulations may be cited as the Police (Special Services Charges) Regulations.
In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires—
“special service charges” means charges on special services rendered to the Public by the Police Service;
The special service charges contained in the Schedule shall be payable to the Police Service in addition to the services specified in the Schedule.
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SCHEDULE
POLICE SPECIAL SERVICE CHARGES
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Services |
Charges |
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1. |
Abstract reports— |
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(a) for residents |
K3,000 |
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(b) for non-residents |
US$100 |
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2. |
Accident Reports— |
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(a) for residents |
K3,000 |
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(b) for non-residents |
US$50 |
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3. |
(a) Police clearance certificate issued within Malawi for residents |
K5,000 |
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(b) Police clearance certificate issued within Malawi for non-residents |
US$200 |
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(c) Police clearance certificate sent outside Malawi for Malawians |
US$300 |
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(d) Police clearance certificate sent outside Malawi for non-Malawians |
US$300 |
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(e) general fingerprint enquire for prospective employees |
K2,000 |
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4. |
Motor vehicle clearance certificate— |
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(a) other vehicles |
K5,000 |
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(b) trucks—15 tonnes |
K10,000 |
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5. |
Police Investigation reports— |
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(a) for loss of passport |
K1,000 |
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(b) for loss of a Pass Book (Post Office and Bank Savings), Driving Licences |
K1,000 |
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(c) photographs for scenes of crime |
K3,000 |
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(d) Police investigation reports for non-residents |
US$50 |
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(e) Police statement |
K2,000 |
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6. |
Application for clearance of Private Security Companies (non-refundable whether licence is granted or not) for residents— |
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(a) for local companies |
K10,000 |
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(b) for International companies |
US$500 |
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7. |
Band activities— |
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(a) full band hire |
K80,000 |
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(b) big band hire |
K40,000 |
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(c) dance band |
K80,000 |
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(d) transport charges per km (based on the market rate) |
PVHO rate |
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8. |
Police Cottages and Officers Messes— |
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(a) accommodation per night with breakfast |
K6,000 |
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(b) lunch and supper |
K2,000 |
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9. |
Hire charges for motor vehicle— |
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(a) lorry per km |
PVHO rate |
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(b) pick-up per km |
PVHO rate |
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(c) private car per km |
PVHO rate |
POLICE (MEDALS) REGULATIONS
ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS
REGULATION
1. Citation
2. Interpretation
3. Establishment of medals
4. Registrar of Medals
5. Medals Committee
6. Regional Medals Sub-Committees
7. Eligibility for award of a medal
8. Nomination for award of a medal
9. Recommendations by Regional Medals Sub-Committee
10. Review and recommendation for the award of medals
11. Award of medals
12. Presentation of medals
13. Wearing of medals
14. Wearing of foreign medals
15. Loss and replacement
16. Forfeiture of medals
FIRST SCHEDULE
SECOND SCHEDULE
THIRD SCHEDULE
FOURTH SCHEDULE
FIFTH SCHEDULE
G.N. 38/2022
POLICE (MEDALS) REGULATIONS
under s. 155
These Regulations may be cited as the Police (Medals) Regulations.
In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires—
“Committee” means the Medals Committee established under regulation 5;
“medal” means a medal awarded under regulation 11 and includes a medal awarded by a foreign or international police service;
“Registrar” means the Registrar of Medals designated under regulation 4; and
“suspender bar” means an elaborate or ornamental bar used to suspend a medal from a ribbon.
(1) There shall be the following medals, in the listed order of precedence—
(a) Presidential Police Medal;
(b) police service Cross for Bravery Medal;
(c) Medal of Outstanding Meritorious Service of the Highest Order;
(d) Medal of Outstanding Meritorious Service and Utmost Devotion to Duty;
(e) Medal of Honour;
(f) Wound Medal;
(g) Inspector General’s Shottist Medal;
(h) Gold Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct;
(i) Silver Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct; and
(j) Bronze Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct.
(2) A medal shall be designed in the manner set out in the First Schedule.
(1) The Inspector General shall designate a senior police officer as Registrar of Medals.
(2) The Registrar of Medals shall maintain a Register of Medals in which particulars of awardees of medals under these Regulations and the medals awarded shall be recorded.
(3) The Register of Medals maintained under subregulation (2) shall be in the form set out in the Second Schedule.
(1) There is hereby established the Medals Committee.
(2) The Committee shall be chaired by a Deputy Inspector General designated by the Inspector General and shall comprise—
(a) two Commissioners of Police appointed by the Inspector…
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