§ 33. Mr. ERNEST BROWNasked the Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department whether, if prima facie evidence of injustice to a police probationer be produced, there is any court to which he may appeal, or if there is any intention to set up such a court?
Mr. DAVIESNo, Sir. Probation implies that the services of the probationer may be dispensed with if he is not considered likely to make a good constable. This is a question which must rest on the judgment of his superior officers, and there can be no question of an appeal.
§ Mr. BROWNAre we to understand that, although evidence of gross injustice can be produced, there is no possibility of appeal against a superior officer?