QuestionsQuestions (PNP MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 2006-010)
It establishes assignment guidelines for PNP personnel returning from United Nations missions and those who have undergone more than one (1) month of foreign schooling, to maximize the transfer of policing best practices and experiences gained from UN interactions.
PNP personnel returning from different United Nations missions, and PNP personnel who have undergone more than one (1) month of foreign schooling (as stated in the title and WHEREAS clauses).
They must render service at the PNP Training Service, PNP Intelligence Training Group, PNP Criminal Investigation Detective School, PNP Special Action Force School, or at the Philippine Public Safety College Systems (including PNP Academy, National Police College, Police National Training Institute, and similar institutions).
For a period of one (1) year upon arrival from the United Nations missions.
No. Section 2 provides that the one (1) year assignment detail with the training school shall not include the training and leave availed of by the concerned PNP personnel during said period.
Yes, because Section 2 states the one-year assignment detail does not include the training and leave availed; thus, the period should be counted excluding such time.
More than thirty (30) days of training abroad.
The Director of DHRDD (as stated in Section 3).
No. Section 4 states that those previously assigned for a period of two (2) years and above with any police training institutions shall not be compulsorily required to render service as required in the preceding paragraph.
They are given priority in the selection of personnel for deployment once they comply with the requirements for the UN Mission.
It aims to maximize transfer of policing best practices and the wide experiences acquired by UN mission personnel through interaction with other police officers from other states.
Examples include: PNP Training Service, PNP Intelligence Training Group, PNP Criminal Investigation Detective School, PNP Special Action Force School, and the Philippine Public Safety College Systems such as the Philippine National Police Academy and Police National Training Institute.
It indicates the assignment is to be rendered immediately after the personnel returns from the UN mission, starting at the time of arrival.
Section 4 functions as an exception: personnel with prior assignment of two (2) years or above with training institutions are not compulsorily required to render the one-year service, but are instead given priority for deployment once they meet UN mission requirements.
They will be assigned with PNPTS and other similar institutions, but the specific assignment/disposition will be determined by the Director of DHRDD.
To maximize the transfer of best policing practices and experiences gained from UN missions and interactions with other police officers, ensuring these lessons are imparted to other officers undergoing mandatory and specialized training.