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CHAPTER 9OFF-DUTY AND EXTRA-DUTY EMPLOYMENTLaw enforcement agencies have an interest in the type of additional employmentin which their members may engage. Sworn and non-sworn members mayengage in employment which does not relate to law enforcement, and thisemployment should be considered off-duty employment.Sworn members may engage in employment which requires the use of their lawenforcement authority, and this employment should be considered extra-dutyemployment. The employer may regulate off-duty and extra-duty employment toensure that members do not engage in employment which may reflect negativelyon the profession or the agency.9:1June 2012
Standard9.01 A directive regulates the types of off-dutyemployment in which agency members may or maynot engage.Compliance keysWritten directive addressingelements of the standard.Florida Statutes 30.2905, 561.25,648.44.QtyinitialQtyreaccred1 11 1ReviewmethodsAssessor GuidelinesAccreditation Manager Notes<strong>CFA</strong> 3.0 – 9.01 Change notice 4.0.18 02/03/2010StandardReviewmethodsAssessor Guidelines9.02 M If the agency allows its sworn members to engage inextra-duty employment, a directive addresses:IA. Agency authorization for members; IB. Behavior and activities of members; IC. The initial approval and revocation process of eachextra-duty employer.ICompliance keys Qty initialQtyreaccredAccreditation Manager NotesWritten directive addressingelements of the standard.1 1Approval and revocation process1 each1 eachdocumentation.3YD<strong>CFA</strong> 3.0 – *9.02M Change notice 4.0.07 06/07/06Change notice 4.0.15 02/25/2009Change notice 4.0.23 09/29/20119:2June 2012
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COMMISSION FOR FLORIDA LAWENFORCEME
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LIMITATION OF LIABILITYThe Commissi
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Page 9 and 10: PROGRAM DEVELOPMENTIn 1993, Florida
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CHAPTER 22TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENTTh
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CHAPTER 23TRAFFIC CRASH INVESTIGATI
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CHAPTER 30HOLDING AREASStandards in
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CHAPTER 32CIVIL PROCESSThis chapter
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CHAPTER 33COMMUNICATIONSThese stand
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CHAPTER 34RECORDSThese standards ad
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CHAPTER 36PROPERTYThese standards a
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CHAPTER 38FORFEITURESThese standard
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commit a crime; believes the subjec
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STANDARDS FORAGENCIES ACCREDITED UN
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ONSITE GUIDELINES FOR CONDUCTINGREV
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Commission for Florida Law Enforcem
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COMMISSION FOR FLORIDA LAWENFORCEME
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9. Is your agency a member of FLA-P
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INDEXAAccreditation managerselectio
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