Under the PERA Act, the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO) may perform the functions of an Enforcement Officer only if authorized by the Authority. This provision ensures that any delegation of operational responsibilities is done formally and in accordance with... Read More
Under the PERA Act, the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO) may perform the functions of an Enforcement Officer only if authorized by the Authority. This provision ensures that any delegation of operational responsibilities is done formally and in accordance with the legal framework, maintaining accountability and proper oversight.
The SDEO cannot arbitrarily assume the duties of Enforcement Officers without explicit authorization. Authorization by the Authority provides legal backing, clarity of responsibility, and ensures adherence to established procedures. This mechanism prevents misuse of power and guarantees that enforcement actions are executed under proper supervision.
By allowing the SDEO to perform Enforcement Officer functions only with official authorization, PERA maintains a structured chain of command, operational efficiency, and compliance with legal standards, ensuring fair and effective enforcement at the Enforcement Stations.
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