Canadian Police Auxiliary Constable 09
Canadian Police Auxiliary Constable 09 : Royal Canadian Mounted Police Auxiliary: (1) Rcmp Auxiliary Constables History: Royal Canadian Mounted Police heraldic badge. (a) RCMP first introduced the program to the provinces in 1963. (b) Restricted to provinces/territories which have policing contracts with the RCMP and have provincial legislation providing for the appointment of auxiliaries. (c) Active auxiliary programs are currently in place in all provinces except Ontario and Quebec, which have their own provincial police forces and do not require RCMP. The only exception is the National Capital Region (Ottawa-Gatineau) which is under federal, not provincial, control. Approximately 2,400 auxiliary members, divided among the different provincial auxiliary programs are currently serving with the RCMP. General policy guidelines are issued from Headquarters. Divisions, in co-operation with the provincial governments, are responsible for organising and administering the program within these guidelines. All costs associated with the program are the responsibility of the provincial government. Uniforms are supplied by the RCMP and costs charged back to the provinces
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