Rules about police partnerships
I'm having trouble with this query, as if I try and google "fraternisation" and, indeed, "non-fraternisation" (also using a Z), I get information about the military, which isn't quite right, and besides I know it isn't the right word, but I'm not sure what is.
Anyway! I've got two characters who are both police officers. They're partners - they work well together, they like each other, their relationship is friendly and above board. I can't find out for sure, but I'm guessing that there would be rules prohibiting them from pursuing a relationship with each other. That's not the case with my two, but it makes me wonder: would there be any rules about a brother and sister being assigned together, or can I go ahead with this set-up?
We're talking present-day Canada, but in a rural setting where it might be easier to bend the rules. Any help would be appreciated.
Anyway! I've got two characters who are both police officers. They're partners - they work well together, they like each other, their relationship is friendly and above board. I can't find out for sure, but I'm guessing that there would be rules prohibiting them from pursuing a relationship with each other. That's not the case with my two, but it makes me wonder: would there be any rules about a brother and sister being assigned together, or can I go ahead with this set-up?
We're talking present-day Canada, but in a rural setting where it might be easier to bend the rules. Any help would be appreciated.