Utah § 53-6-212 - Responsibility for training -- Certification.
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§ 53-6-212. Responsibility for training -- Certification.
| (1) | The division is not responsible for providing basic or in-service training for peace officers defined and designated in Sections 53-13-104 through 53-13-106 except for approval of the instructors and content of training where required by this chapter, Title 53, Chapter 13, Peace Officer Classifications, or division rules. |
| (2) | Where this chapter or Title 53, Chapter 13, Peace Officer Classifications, requires an agency head to certify that a member has completed required training, the division shall rely on the certification, as provided, to be accurate. |
Amended by Chapter 92, 1999 General Session
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