Who appoints the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO)?

Under the PERA Act, the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO) is appointed by the Authority through an official notification. This formal appointment process ensures that the officer’s designation is legally recognized and fully empowered to carry out enforcement duties at... Read More

1 PERA MCQ'S

Who appoints the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO)?

  • District Board
  • The Authority, by notification
  • Deputy Commissioner
  • Provincial Government
Correct Answer: B. The Authority, by notification

Detailed Explanation

Under the PERA Act, the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO) is appointed by the Authority through an official notification. This formal appointment process ensures that the officer’s designation is legally recognized and fully empowered to carry out enforcement duties at the Sub Divisional level.


The notification issued by the Authority provides official sanction and authority, allowing the SDEO to oversee the functioning of Enforcement Stations, maintain records, manage staff, and implement the provisions of PERA effectively. Other bodies such as the District Board, Deputy Commissioner, or Provincial Government do not have the authority to directly appoint the SDEO under the Act.


By centralizing the appointment through the Authority, PERA ensures consistency, accountability, and legal validity in the deployment of Sub Divisional Enforcement Officers. This process reinforces the operational hierarchy and proper execution of enforcement and administrative responsibilities under the law.

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