Section 28.14410. Examination protocols; first assessment; second assessment; failure.

 (1)  A person in the recognition   of  training  and                       experience program who fails the  first  assessment  of  the   licensing  examination  is eligible for a second

assessment within the time  limits provided in R 28.14407.

(2)   A person who fails the first assessment of a performance examination in a skill area is eligible for a second assessment in a failed skill area within the time limits provided in R 28.14407.

(3)   A second assessment on the licensing examination or in a skill area shall be at the expense of the applicant.

(4)  A person who fails a second assessment on the  licensing  examination or fails 2 or more skill areas shall enroll in and successfully complete the Michigan basic law enforcement training program to be employed and activated as a law enforcement officer.

(5)   A person who fails a second assessment in not more than 1 skill area may, at that person's option, do one of the following to complete the requirements of the failed skill area:

(a)   Apply for enrollment and be accepted in a regular basic training session at a Michigan basic police training academy for training and testing in the failed skill area. An academy may decline  an  enrollment  request.

Comply with the following:

(i)    The costs related to enrollment in an academy shall be at the expense of the applicant or the employer.

(ii)   Comply with all of the academy and commission enrollment requirements.

(iii)      Comply with and successfully complete all of the academy attendance, participation, and testing requirements in the failed skill area.

(b)   Apply for enrollment and be accepted in a commission approved law enforcement training program for the failed skill area and comply  with the following:

(i)   The costs related to enrollment in the approved program shall be at the expense of the applicant or the employer.

(ii)   Comply with all of the program enrollment requirements.

(iii)         Comply with and successfully complete all of the program attendance, participation, and testing requirements.

(6)   The results of the training shall be reported to the commission in the manner and form prescribed by the commission.

(7)   Following the receipt of the results of the training by the commission, the person shall apply to, be   accepted   in,   and    complete   the    skill   area assessment in the

recognition of prior basic law enforcement training and experience program. A second failure in the skill area shall require that the person enroll in and successfully complete the recognition of prior basic law enforcement training and experience program in order to be eligible to be licensed as a law enforcement officer.

(8)    A person shall successfully complete the recognition of prior basic law enforcement training and experience program, including the requirements of this rule, within 1 year of the start of the program.

History: 2006 AACS.