§88-168  Orders, discipline, medical
examination, etc.  Any member of the police force, fire department or band
placed on the retired list, except those who have served on the force for
twenty years or more and have retired for that reason, shall report for duty to
the head of the police force, fire department or band, respectively, from time
to time as may be ordered by the board of trustees or may be provided for in
the bylaws of the board and shall be subject to the orders and discipline of
the head of the police force, fire department, or band, respectively, and shall
perform such duties as may be required of the member and for which, in the
opinion of the medical board, the member may be fit, and for which the member
shall be allowed full pay.  For any refusal to obey these orders and for a
breach of discipline, the head of the police force, fire department or band, as
the case may be, shall report the member at once to the civil service
commission in any county having a civil service commission, otherwise to the
county council for such action as it may be deemed proper for the good of the
service.  The member shall be subject to punishment and dismissal in the same
manner as those in active service.  Any pension the retired member may have
received shall cease in case of the retired member's expulsion, and the pension
for any refusal to obey orders and all other breaches of discipline as
aforesaid shall be subject to whatever orders may be deemed proper by the civil
service commission, or the county council as the case may be.  The medical
board shall make all examinations of the members of the police force, fire
department, or band of the county whenever requested by the board of trustees
or whenever requested by any member, for the purpose of certifying to the
member's physical or mental condition to the board of trustees. [L 1917, c 220,
§4; RL 1925, §2164; am L 1933, c 46, §3; RL 1935, §7907; RL 1945, §6176; RL
1955, §6-148; HRS §88-168; gen ch 1985]



 



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  "County council" substituted for "board of
supervisors".