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QR&O: Volume II - Chapter 123 Sanctions

Effective 1 January 2006, the official version of the QR&O is that published in PDF format on this website.

A consolidation of the QR&O volumes in official PDF version were made as of the 3 July 2019. The HTML version on this website is provided solely for the convenience of readers. Any discrepancies between the HTML and the official PDF version should be reported to Corporate Secretary.

The last modifications to the QR&O came into force on 20 June 2022.

Amendment List:

  • 20 June 2022 – new chapter: 123

123.01 – REDUCTION IN RANK

For the purposes of paragraph 162.8(2)(a) of the National Defence Act, the rank of a person who has committed a service infraction may only be reduced by one substantive rank at the highest classification in the reduced rank.

(G) [P.C. 2022-0268 effective 20 June 2022]

123.02 – MINOR SANCTIONS

(1) For the purposes of paragraph 162.7(e) of the National Defence Act, the following minor sanctions are prescribed:

(a) confinement to ship or barracks for a period not exceeding 14 days;

(b) extra work and drill for a period not exceeding 14 days; and

(c) withholding annual leave, accumulated leave, special leave and short leave for a period not exceeding 30 days.

(2) A minor sanction must be completed within 30 days of the day it is imposed.

(G) [P.C. 2022-0268 effective 20 June 2022]

123.03 – CONFINEMENT TO SHIP OR BARRACKS

(1) A person undergoing the minor sanction of confinement to ship or barracks must not leave the geographic limits of their base or unit without the permission of their commanding officer.

(2) The officer conducting a summary hearing who imposes the minor sanction must ensure that

(a) the sanction is not completed in a service prison, detention barrack or unit detention barrack;

(b) the sanction does not interfere with the performance of the person’s normal duties;

(c) the person enjoys at least eight hours within each period of 24 hours where they are not required to perform normal duties or extra work and drill.

(G) [P.C. 2022-0268 effective 20 June 2022]

[123.04 to 123.99: not allocated]

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