Restoring D.C. Police Negotiation Rights and Disciplinary Timelines
This act restores the right for District of Columbia law enforcement officers to negotiate disciplinary matters through collective bargaining. It also reinstates the statute of limitations for disciplinary cases against members and civilian employees of the Metropolitan Police Department. These changes affect how disciplinary actions are handled within the D.C. police force, impacting their rights and responsibilities.
Key points
D.C. police officers regain the right to collectively bargain on disciplinary issues.
Time limits for bringing disciplinary cases against D.C. police and civilian employees are restored.
Status:
Expired
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