Whose orders must an Enforcement Officer obey promptly?

According to the PERA Force Laws, an Enforcement Officer is required to promptly follow the orders issued by the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO). This provision ensures a clear chain of command and operational efficiency in the enforcement process. The SDEO supervises local enforcement activities and directs officers to carry out inspections, investigations, or compliance checks as needed. While the Chairperson, Secretary, or District Magistrate may provide overarching guidance or policy directives, day-to-day operational commands must be obeyed from the SDEO without delay. This requirement is critical for maintaining accountability, enforcing legal standards, and ensuring that Enforcement Stations function smoothly under the law. Section provisions like these make the role of the SDEO central to the effective enforcement of PERA regulations, promoting consistency and timely execution of duties.