32.6(1)If the arbitrator finds on a balance of probabilities that a member of a police force is guilty of a breach of the code, the arbitrator may impose any corrective and disciplinary measure prescribed by regulation.

32.6(2)When imposing corrective and disciplinary measures, an arbitrator may have access to the service record of discipline of the member of a police force.

32.6(3)Where the arbitrator finds that the member of a police force is not guilty of a breach of the code, the arbitrator shall dismiss the matter.

32.6(4)Where the arbitrator dismisses the matter, no entry shall be made in the service record of discipline or personnel file of the member of a police force.

32.6(5)The decision of the arbitrator is final and binding on the parties.

32.6(6)The arbitrator shall give the parties, the Commission and the complainant, if any, notice in writing of the arbitrator’s decision within 30 days after the completion of the arbitration hearing.

32.6(1)If the arbitrator finds on a balance of probabilities that a member of a police force is guilty of a breach of the code, the arbitrator may impose any disciplinary or corrective measure prescribed by regulation.

32.6(2)When imposing disciplinary or corrective measures, an arbitrator may have access to the service record of discipline of the member of a police force.

32.6(3)Where the arbitrator finds that the member of a police force is not guilty of a breach of the code, the arbitrator shall dismiss the matter.

32.6(4)Where the arbitrator dismisses the matter, no entry shall be made in the service record of discipline or personnel file of the member of a police force.

32.6(5)The decision of the arbitrator is final and binding on the parties.

32.6(6)The arbitrator shall give the parties, the Commission and the complainant, if any, notice in writing of his or her decision within fifteen days after the completion of the arbitration hearing.