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5.7 Seeking Redress<br />
A serviceman who believes that he has been victimized or treated unjustly by his<br />
colleagues or superiors can lodge his complaint either with his CM or the Field<br />
Instructors. If complaints are proven to be valid, the Singapore Police Force will take<br />
necessary action against the offenders.<br />
A serviceman shall not seek redress through a third party outside the Singapore<br />
Police Force. There is the danger that by going through third parties, there is a risk<br />
of leaking classifi ed or protected information. Such disclosures are considered an<br />
offence under the Offi cial Secrets Act, (Chapter 217) and the serviceman may face<br />
legal consequences.<br />
As a Police National Service Offi cer, you should seek redress and / or channel your<br />
queries, grievances / issues on matters relating to Police National Service through<br />
your immediate supervisor to:<br />
Security & Discipline<br />
Head NSF Personnel<br />
Police National Service Department<br />
Block 2 NSF Personnel Branch<br />
1 Mount Pleasant Road<br />
(Old Police Academy)<br />
Singapore 298333<br />
You may also appeal to:<br />
Commander<br />
Training Command<br />
Home Team Academy<br />
501 Old Choa Chu Kang Road<br />
Singapore 698928<br />
Director<br />
Police National Service Department<br />
Block 1 Director’s Offi ce<br />
1 Mount Pleasant Road<br />
(Old Police Academy)<br />
Singapore 298333
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