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Police Federation may refer to:

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Hertfordshire Constabulary - Police Federation (182 words)
The Police Federation of England and Wales was established by the Police Act 1919 to provide the police with a means of bringing their views on welfare and efficiency to the notice of the government and the police authorities.
Police are not permitted to belong to trades unions and must not take part in politics.
Under the provisions of the Police Act, the police are forbidden to strike, and must at all times obey the lawful orders of senior officers.
NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Police Federation (310 words)
The Police Federation of England and Wales is the representative body to which all police officers up to and including the rank of Chief Inspector belong.
Police pay, allowances, pensions and conditions of service are negotiated nationally in the Police Negotiating Board, which covers the United Kingdom police service.
The actual conflict began when the MCP disagreed with the British post-war policy of a Malayan Federation, mainly because the plan was part of a wider strategy of anti-communism.
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