EO’s daily nuisance reports must go to:

Under the Punjab Environmental Protection and Regulatory Authority (PERA) Force Laws, a clear reporting and accountability structure is defined for enforcement personnel. Enforcement Officers (EOs), who are responsible for detecting, preventing, and removing public nuisances or environmental violations, operate under the supervision of the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO).

To maintain transparency, discipline, and efficient operations, EOs are required to submit daily nuisance reports to the SDEO. These reports typically include details of inspections carried out, public complaints received, enforcement actions taken, warnings issued, EPOs (Environmental Protection Orders) served, and follow-up activities on previously reported cases.

The SDEO consolidates these daily reports to assess ongoing issues within the subdivision, track enforcement performance, and coordinate with higher authorities such as the Director General or the Authority for additional action where necessary. This reporting system helps in maintaining an up-to-date record of field activities, enabling data-driven decisions and strategic deployment of enforcement resources.

Such documentation also supports transparency and reduces the likelihood of negligence or misconduct by officers in the field. In case of disputes, the daily reports serve as official evidence of actions taken.

By mandating that all daily nuisance reports flow through the SDEO, the PERA Force Laws ensure a hierarchical chain of command, enhance administrative control, and improve communication between officers and supervisory authorities. This structured approach is essential for achieving effective enforcement, environmental compliance, and rapid resolution of public grievances.

Therefore, according to the PERA Force Laws, Enforcement Officers must send their daily nuisance reports to the SDEO for review, consolidation, and onward reporting to higher authorities.