132 Punishments available to commanding officer
Armed Forces Act 2006 (2006 c 52) | Legislation

Punishments available to commanding officer

132  Punishments available to commanding officer

(1)     The second column of the following Table lists the punishments that may be awarded by a commanding officer who has heard a charge summarily, subject in the case of each punishment to any limitation shown in the third column opposite it.

TABLE

Row NumberPunishmentLimitation
1detention for a term not exceeding the maximum allowed by section 133only if the person being punished is of or below the rank of—
(a)     leading rate;
[(aa)     corporal in the Royal Marines;]
(b)     lance corporal or
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