New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services
Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services
Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council
Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program
Part 6022 - Police In-service Training Courses
Section 6022.7 - Requirements for self-issuance of a non-MPTC certificate of attendance for a non- MPTC-certified in-service training course

(a) Attendance shall be required of each candidate at all sessions of the non-MPTC-certified in-service training course except for valid reasons. The course director is authorized to determine the validity of and excuse absences of not more than 10 percent of the total hours of instruction as provided for in the curriculum of the course. An absentee from any scheduled class session shall make up such absence as required by the course director.

(b) If the taking of examination(s) is required prior to the issuance of non-MPTC certificate(s) of attendance, candidates must receive a passing score. If a series of examinations is required, candidates must achieve a total passing average for the series prior to the issuance of non-MPTC certificate(s) of attendance. The course director shall assemble examination material, give and supervise the examination(s), and grade the examination(s). The course director and sponsoring agency shall retain the examination papers as required by the appropriate schedule of records retention and disposition promulgated by the Commissioner of Education. Such records shall be available for inspection by members of the council or the commissioner.

(c) Upon certification by a course director stating that a candidate has satisfactorily completed all course requirements and any pre-requisite training, the course director may issue a non-MPTC certificate of attendance. The non-MPTC certificate of attendance shall be in a form prescribed by the commissioner.

(d) If the candidate is a police or peace officer, the candidate must be employed as such at the time of certification and have successfully completed a basic training program approved by the commissioner.

(e) If the candidate is not a police or peace officer, the candidate must be sponsored by his or her employing police or peace officer agency.