ARMY PARADES
ENFORCED TRAINING TERRITORIALS AND RESERVE ! Correcting a position which for many I stay away from training parades, the : Regulations provide for the punishment 1 from these parades and other drills. 1 hut also from camps and courses of in 'struction. The last provision is of par- | tieular importance to employers, since ' in the past it has been by no means . clear whether a man called to take 1 specialised courses of instruction has Any man committing an otfenee ! against the regulation will be liable ; on summary conviction to imprisonment 1 for a term not exceeding three months ior to a fine not exceeding £25. If the offence i a continuing one. he will he j liable to a further fine not, exceeding ■£ 5 for every day during which the i offence continues NATIONAL MILITARY RESERVE ( The regulations also make it. clear that all regulations made under the ' Defence Act, 1909. so far as they are; applicable, will apply to the National ; the Territorial Force. Another import - |ant clause is that every member of the: j defence forces will 4it all lime.- he sub jject to military law as established by j : the provisions of the Army Act. the j King's Regulations, the Defence Act.; I 1909. provided that the provisions of the Army Act and the King's Regulations i will not apply when they are ineon-I i sistent with the Defence Act. j Whore any offence is one of those ■ j specified in the Defence Act, 1909. or! I any succeeding regulations, the punish- | 1 menl is not to exceed that specified in i j the Defence Act or its regulations. ROWER OF TRANSFER ! It is stated elsewhere that warrant . I officers, non—commissioned officers and \ j men of the Territorial Force or of the National Military Reserve may bo j i transferred to any other part of the j defence forces except the Expedition-j ! ary Force. Another clause slates that ; I no officer of the Territorial Force or i i the National Military Reserve can re-j j sign his commission or appointment] ; without the consent of the Governor- j
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 7 August 1941, Page 7
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351ARMY PARADES Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 7 August 1941, Page 7
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