CAP. 84 National Police Service [Rev. 2012] 112. Period of service in the Reserve (1) Every Reserve police officer enrolled under this Part shall serve for a period of two years and may, thereafter be re-engaged, for a further period of two years. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where there is a state of war or a state of emergency under Article 58 of the Constitution, every Reserve police officer shall serve for the duration of the war or emergency, or for as long as the regulations are in force, as the case may be, or for such lesser period as the Inspector-General may in any case or class of cases consider appropriate. 113. Deployment and calling (1) Any officer for the time being in charge of the Service in a county may, in writing, require any Reserve police officer resident in the county to perform the duties of a police officer. (2) The Inspector-General may, in consultation with the Cabinet Secretary, call out all or any Reserve police officers during a state of war or a state of emergency under Article 58 of the Constitution, and when so called out they shall remain on duty until released from duty by the Inspector-General. (3) The Inspector-General shall require any Reserve police officer called out under subsection (2) to undergo such training as the Inspector-General may determine. 114. Disciplinary powers over Reserve officers Every Reserve police officer who is required to perform the duties of a police officer or undergo training, or undergo who has been called out under section 104, or who otherwise performs or purports to perform any such duties, shall be subject to the disciplinary provisions which, from time to time, apply to officers of the Service of equivalent rank. 115. Pay and allowances (1) Subject to subsection (2), a Reserve police officer shall serve voluntarily and shall not be entitled to claim any remuneration for his services save for such allowances as may be prescribed. (2) When mobilized pursuant to section 113(2), a Reserve police officer shall receive such pay and allowances as may be prescribed for a police officer of corresponding rank and seniority in such rank. PART XVI – FINANCIAL PROVISIONS 116. Allocations of Funds (1) The National Assembly shall allocate adequate funds to enable the Service to perform its functions and the budget for the Service shall be a separate vote. (2) The Inspector-General shall ensure that every police station, post, outposts, unit, unit base and county authority is allocated sufficient funds to finance its activities. [Issue 1] N18 - 52