135 Reduction in rank: limits on powers
Armed Forces Act 2006 (2006 c 52) | Legislation

135  Reduction in rank: limits on powers

(1)     A commanding officer may not award reduction in rank, or disrating, under row 3 of the Table in section 132 unless—

(a)     he has extended powers for the purposes of this subsection; or

(b)     the person being punished is a lance corporal or lance bombardier.

(2)     The reduction in rank or disrating that a commanding officer may award is reduction

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