Who are deemed public servants under the PERA Act?

According to the PERA Force Laws, all persons acting under the Act are considered public servants. This includes members of the Authority, officers, committee members, and any individual carrying out functions or duties authorized by the Act. Being deemed a public servant imposes specific responsibilities, duties, and legal accountability under national laws, including adherence to ethical standards, prevention of misuse of power, and compliance with statutory regulations. It is not limited to Authority members, Government officers, or police officials alone. By classifying all persons acting under the Act as public servants, the law ensures that everyone exercising powers under the PERA framework is legally accountable for their actions, promoting transparency, integrity, and proper governance in enforcement operations.