Uniform, Equipment and Appearance Standards Flashcards
Any jewellery or non–issued articles lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed shall not be repaired or replaced at the expense of the Service, except when otherwise authorized by the ______________________
Chief Administrative Officer
The order of dress for uniform members include :
Uniform of the Day Formal Mess
Each deviation from the standard uniform of the day must be requested in writing and authorized by the ___________
Chief of Police.
Uniform of the Day – Administrative
An armed member must accompany members wearing the “Administrative Uniform of the Day” when not in a secure area
Summer Dress
The summer dress options will be in effect during the period of________________
During this period, members in uniform, wearing the uniform of the day (administrative or operational), have the option of not wearing a tie. This option is not available to Uniformed Senior Officers and Uniformed Command Officers
April 01 to October 31
Members issued a helmet shall keep it in the truck and wear when:
- ordered to do so by a supervisor
- it is believed that there is a potential for serious bodily hard to themselves
Head Dress shall be worn at all times except:
When driving or riding in a service vehicle or in circumstances when courtesy dictates
at all times Sikh members will wear their approved head dress except when in a service building may wear their dastar without the band or badge unless otherwise directed.
not display any tattoo or body art that is likely to bring discredit upon the reputation of the Service including tattoos that
- depict nudity or violence
- use profane words or phrases
- may be perceived as gang related
- may contravene any section of the Ontario Human Rights Code
When assigned to a uniform function, members shall
ensure hair does not fall below the lower edge of the uniform collar
Members initiated in the Sikh religion may wear the 5 Kakaars or 5 Ks. These physical symbols of Khalsa are the
Kesh,
Kanga,
Kara,
Kachhera and
Kirpan (which will be no more than 19.05 cm (7.5 inches) in length).
The Kesh (uncut hair) to be covered by a police issued Dastar (turban), wrapped in the members preferred manner with the issued rank specific coloured uniform band/stripe attached to the Dastar (turban). The rank appropriate TPS badge shall be affixed and visible from the front of the Dastar( turban)
Aboriginal members may deviate from the prescribed standards of appearance and wear their hair braided as part of their spiritual practice. Braids shall be kept in a neat manner
When an issued article of uniform and/or equipment is lost, stolen, damaged or unserviceable
shall promptly report it through internal correspondence to their Unit Commander
shall complete an appropriate occurrence, where applicable