Mich. Admin. Code R. 28.14301 - Definitions
Rule 301. As used in this part:
(a) "Academy operating contract" means a
basic law enforcement training academy standard form contract executed between
MCOLES and an academy under the administrative procedures act, section 7,
1969PA 306, MCL 24.207(p).
(b)
"Accredited community college, college, or university" means a community
college, college, or university that has been accredited by an agency or
association that has been recognized by the United States department of
education.
(c) "Agency basic law
enforcement training academy" means a law enforcement agency that is approved
by the commission to provide a course of study for qualified recruits employed
by that law enforcement agency.
(d)
"Basic law enforcement training academy graduate" means a recruit who has
completed the training and educational requirements of a commission approved
basic law enforcement training academy.
(e) "Curriculum" means the commission
mandated training objectives and training standards, as well as facilitator
guides, assessment instruments, and other materials that are published by the
commission for use in a commission approved basic law enforcement training
academy.
(f) "Executive committee"
means the committee of the commission established pursuant to the commission
bylaws.
(g) "Preservice college
basic law enforcement training academy" means a commission approved training
and education program offered by an accredited community college, college, or
university that incorporates the commission mandated curriculum in the academic
course of study.
(h) "Program
administrator" means a person who is employed by a city, county, township,
village, corporation, college, community college, university, or state agency
and who has been delegated authority to commit the agency to the basic law
enforcement training academy proposal, annual operating plan, and the academy
operating contract. The program administrator shall have management and
oversight authority of the academy but shall not be the same person as the
training director.
(i) "Regional
basic law enforcement training academy" means a city, county, township,
village, corporation, college, community college, university, or state agency
that is approved by the commission to offer a basic law enforcement training
program to preservice and employed recruits.
(j) "Satisfactory grade" means a grade of
70%, 2.0 on a 4.0 scale, or an institutional equivalent, or better grade, in
each course included in the commission approved course of study in a preservice
college basic training academy, unless specified otherwise in these
rules.
(k) "Session" means a
commission approved time frame during which a group of recruits are trained
during basic law enforcement training at an academy.
(l) "Training and education advisory
committee" means a group composed of knowledgeable persons, including law
enforcement officials, who act in an advisory capacity regarding the
establishment, guidance, and evaluation of a commission approved basic law
enforcement training academy.
(m)
"Training director" means that person who is responsible for the day-today
operation of a basic law enforcement training academy.
(n) "Training objective" means a behavioral
statement that describes a knowledge, skill, or ability to be acquired by the
recruit during the delivery of the basic law enforcement training course of
study.
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