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'''POLICY:''' Policy is defined as organizational tenets and directives that guide how SFSECIS executes its mission, functions, and roles and responsibilities as defined by Star Fleet regulations. SFSECIS policy is contained in SFSECIS manuals, current policy documents, and SFSECIS instructions. Only the Director-in-Charge is vested with the authority to establish or modify SFSECIS policy.<br> | '''POLICY:''' Policy is defined as organizational tenets and directives that guide how SFSECIS executes its mission, functions, and roles and responsibilities as defined by Star Fleet regulations. SFSECIS policy is contained in SFSECIS manuals, current policy documents, and SFSECIS instructions. Only the Director-in-Charge is vested with the authority to establish or modify SFSECIS policy.<br> | ||
'''PRELIMINARY INQUIRY OFFICER:'''The preliminary inquiry usually is conducted in an informal manner. The function | |||
of the person appointed to conduct the inquiry is to collect and examine all evidence that is essential to determine the guilt or innocence of the accused, as well as evidence in mitigation or extenuation. Note, it is not the function of the PIO merely to prepare a case against the accused. | |||
'''PRIMARY JURISDICTION:''' For purposes of this instruction, primary jurisdiction refers to those investigative, operational or supporting activities for which SFSECIS is designated the lead service.<br> | '''PRIMARY JURISDICTION:''' For purposes of this instruction, primary jurisdiction refers to those investigative, operational or supporting activities for which SFSECIS is designated the lead service.<br> | ||