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Which section of the Police Act, 1861, treats a police officer as always on duty for the purposes of…

Section 22 contains both parts of the rule. The deemed-duty language applies for the purposes of the Police Act.

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Which section of the Police Act, 1861, treats a police officer as always on duty for the purposes of that Act and permits deployment anywhere in the general police district?

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Section 22 contains both parts of the rule. The deemed-duty language applies for the purposes of the Police Act.

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Option A

Section 20 limits a police officer's authority to that conferred by the Act and related enactments.

Option B

Section 21 deals with village police officers.

Option C

Section 22 contains the deemed-duty and district-wide deployment rule.

Option D

Section 23 sets out duties such as executing lawful orders and warrants.

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