Who exercises powers over the Squad as prescribed by the Authority?

According to the PERA Force Laws, the Director General (DG) exercises powers over the Enforcement Squad as prescribed by the Authority. This means that the Authority delegates operational powers and responsibilities to the Director General, who then implements and enforces the Authority’s directives within the squad. The DG acts as the executive head responsible for translating the Authority’s policies into ground-level enforcement actions.

The Director General’s powers may include supervision of squad operations, issuance of internal orders, resource deployment, and ensuring compliance with the procedural guidelines framed by the Authority. This hierarchical structure is designed to maintain effective coordination between the Authority and its enforcement units while upholding accountability at each operational level.

The Authority, by prescribing the DG’s powers, ensures that enforcement activities are carried out uniformly and lawfully across all subdivisions. This delegation under the PERA Force Laws helps maintain discipline, operational efficiency, and direct command control. The Director General’s leadership plays a crucial role in linking policy-making with field-level enforcement—ensuring that the objectives of the Authority are properly achieved and public trust in enforcement operations remains strong.