Under which Section are Enforcement Stations established?

Under Section 19 of the PERA Force Laws, the establishment of Enforcement Stations is formally authorized. This section empowers the Authority to set up Enforcement Stations wherever necessary to ensure effective implementation of the law and maintain control over enforcement operations within various subdivisions. These stations serve as the operational hubs where Enforcement Officers, Sergeants, and other staff carry out their statutory duties under the supervision of designated officials.

The purpose of creating Enforcement Stations under Section 19 is to decentralize enforcement functions while maintaining a structured chain of command. Each Enforcement Station acts as a field unit responsible for executing scheduled laws, conducting inspections, and taking legal actions as directed by the Authority or higher officers such as the Director General.

Section 19 ensures that enforcement activities are not limited to the central offices but are extended to the local level where law violations are most likely to occur. The Authority determines the number, jurisdiction, and operational framework of these stations based on administrative requirements. This structure enhances responsiveness, accountability, and transparency in day-to-day enforcement activities.

In short, Section 19 of the PERA Force Laws lays the foundation for the establishment and functioning of Enforcement Stations, making it a cornerstone for field-level implementation of the Act.