Transcription of Armed Forces Act 2006 - legislation
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Armed Forces Act 2006 - legislation
Armed Forces Act2006 CHAPTER 52 Explanatory Notes have been produced to assist in theunderstanding of this Act and are available separately 34 00 Armed Forces Act 2006 CHAPTER 52 CONTENTSFIRST GROUP OF PARTSDISCIPLINEPART 1 OFFENCESA ssisting an enemy, misconduct on operations etc1 Assisting an enemy2 Misconduct on operations3 Obstructing operations4 Looting5 Failure to escape etcMutiny6 Mutiny7 Failure to suppress mutinyDesertion and absence without leave8 Desertion9 Absence without leave10 Failure to cause apprehension of deserters or absenteesInsubordination etc11 Misconduct towards a superior officer12 Disobedience to lawful commands13 Contravention of standing ordersArmed Forces Act 2006 (c. 52)ii14 Using force against a sentry etcNeglect of duty and misconduct15 Failure to attend for or perform duty etc16 Malingering17 Disclosure of information useful to an enemy18 Making false records etc19 Conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline20 Unfitness or misconduct through alcohol or drugs21 Fighting or threatening behaviour etc22 Ill-treatment of subordinates23 Disgraceful conduct of a cruel or indecent kindProperty offences24 Damage to or loss of public or service property25 Misapplying or wasting public or service property26 Sections 24 and 25: public property and service property Offences against service justice27 Obstructing or failing to assist a service policeman28 Resistance to arr
Armed Forces Act 2006 (c. 52) iii PART 2 JURISDICTION AND TIME LIMITS CHAPTER 1 JURISDICTION Court Martial 50 Jurisdiction of the Court Martial Service Civilian Court 51 Jurisdiction of the Service Civilian Court
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