Under which Section are Enforcement Officers appointed?

According to Section 23 of the PERA Force Laws, Enforcement Officers are formally appointed to execute enforcement operations and ensure compliance with the provisions of the Act. This section establishes the legal authority for their appointment, defining their powers, functions, and accountability structure within the enforcement hierarchy.

The Authority, under Section 23, appoints Enforcement Officers to perform duties such as inspecting sites, ensuring adherence to scheduled laws, taking corrective actions, and supporting the Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer (SDEO) in daily operations. Their appointment ensures that enforcement is carried out efficiently at the local level while maintaining uniformity with the Authority’s overall directives.

Section 23 also highlights the importance of discipline and lawful action. Enforcement Officers are empowered to take immediate measures against violations, prepare reports, and coordinate with prosecutors and sergeants for legal proceedings. This system promotes quick and transparent enforcement, reducing administrative delays and improving compliance outcomes.

By authorizing the appointment of Enforcement Officers under Section 23 of the PERA Force Laws, the legislation ensures that every enforcement subdivision has trained officers with defined powers and responsibilities. Their role forms the operational backbone of the enforcement system, bridging the gap between policy directives from the Authority and their execution in the field.