Questions and Answers
In provinces, the ___________ has the power to appoint the Provincial Director from the three officers recommended by the Regional Director.
Governor
What is a systematic arrangement of personnel and functions designed to accommodate stated goals?
Organization
Which element of organization is used when the Head of Office assigned his/her particular personnel to particular tasks?
According to Sir Robert Peel, the police must be stable, efficient, and organized along ________.
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According to Executive Order No. 292, what does 'Office' refer to?
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Where should a citizen file a complaint against a police officer for abuse of authority?
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Which of the following is a functional unit inside a division that requires specialization?
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What kind of organization has a scalar chain of authority for all operations and administrative functions?
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The process of screening out undesirable applicants who do not meet the organization's criteria is called?
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Study Notes
Law Enforcement Organization and Administration
- Employment termination can occur through retirement, retrenchment, separation, or attrition, often considering the length of service.
- The Provincial Director in provinces is appointed by the Governor from three officers recommended by the Regional Director.
- Organization defined as arranging personnel and functions systematically to achieve goals in an effective manner.
- Delegation is the key organizational element when assigning specific tasks to personnel by the Head of Office.
- Sir Robert Peel emphasized that police should be stable, efficient, and organized along military lines.
- According to Executive Order No. 292, a "Department" is an executive department, while "Office" refers to various units or subdivisions within the government.
- Appeals regarding demotion or PLEB decisions can be filed with the National Appellate Board of the NAPOLCOM.
- A Field Training Program lasting 12 months is mandated for PNP members for permanency of appointment, focusing on patrol, investigation, and traffic.
- Uniformed members of the PNP can opt to receive retirement fees in advance, available for the first 5, 3, 10, or 20 years of service.
- The Chief of the PNP serves as the ex-officio chairperson of the National Police Commission.
- Citizen complaints against police for abuse of authority should be filed with the People's Law Enforcement Board (PLEB).
- A section within a division requiring specialization is considered a functional unit, which may also be termed a Bureau or Department.
- Organizations with a clear scalar chain of authority for operations are categorized as Line organizations.
- Screening undesirable applicants is part of the selection process within law enforcement organizations.
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Description
This quiz covers key concepts in the organization and administration of law enforcement agencies. It includes topics such as personnel management, delegation of tasks, and the structure outlined by Sir Robert Peel. Additionally, it addresses the roles of various government offices and the processes for appeals in law enforcement.
