Police Act (Cap. 164), article 83

83. (1) The Commissioner may, subject to the provisions of this Act and to any regulations made by the Minister responsible for the Police, from time to time make standing orders for the general governance of police officers in relation to their leave, condi tions of service, transfer (including e xpenses in connection therewith), training, arms and accoutrements, clothing and equipment, place s of residence, classification and du ties, as well as to their distr ibution and inspection, and such other orders as he may deem expedient to p revent negligence and for promoting efficiency and discipline on the p art of police officers in the discharge of their duties. (2) The Commissioner may also make standing orders for the general governance of seconded officers as defined under articl e 93. Forms.84. The Commissioner shall also provide for any forms or procedures which may be re quired by or under this Act. PART VII Miscellaneous Loyalty to Court.85. (1) A prosecuting officer is an officer of the Court and as such is in duty bound to behave dispassionately and with propri ety, and must show due respect to the Court. (2) A prosecuting officer may not submit to the Court, even if n ot under oath, any fact which he knows not to be true. 30 [CAP. 164. POLICE ACT Manifestly unfounded prosecutions.