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The Department of the Interior and Local Government Act of 1990:
Republic Act 9675
Republic Act 6975
Republic Act 7569
Republic Act 7596
The policy of the State under the Constitution is to:
Establish and maintain one police force
Establish and maintain two police force
Establish and maintain three police force
Establish and maintain four police force
The Chairman of the National Police Commission:
Secretary of Napolcom
Secretary of Justice
Secretary of DILG
Secretary of DND
The accompanying office by virtue of a position:
Inflagante
Defacto
De jure
Ex- officio
The premier educational institution for the training, human resource development and continuing education of all personnel of the PNP, Fire, and Jail Bureaus:
Philippine National Police Academy
Philippine Public Safety College
Philippine College of Public Safety
Philippine Safety College
The minimum height requirement for females to enter the PNP
1.57 meters
1.60 meters
1.62 meters
1.65 meters
The person entering the PNP must weigh not more or less than how many kilograms from the standard weight corresponding to his or her height, age and sex
5
7
8
4
The correct statement in relation to waiver in age:
A 20-year-old person may enter the PNP even without a waiver
A 20-year-old person is totally disqualified to enter the PNP
A 20-year-old person may enter the PNP with waiver
A 20-year-old person may enter the PNP if he is a member of a cultural community
A 20-year-old person may enter the PNP provided he has no waiver
The requirement in entering the PNP that is continuing in character:
Age
Height
Weight
Religion
The period to comply with height requirement after an applicant entered the PNP service:
5
2
3
0
The period to comply with weight requirement after an applicant entered the PNP service:
2 months
6 months
12 months
24 months
The removal from the PNP service of a police officer who is 47 years of age and served 17 years in the service due to non – compliance of the minimum educational requirement within the period provided by law:
Demotion
Separation
Divorce
Retirement
The removal from the PNP service of a police officer who is 52 years of age and served 27 years in the government due to non-compliance of the minimum educational requirement within the period provided by law:
Demotion
Separation
Retirement
Divorce
The act providing for the reform and reorganization of the Philippine National Police and for other purposes, amending certain provisions of Republic Act 6975:
Republic Act 7659
Republic Act 8551
Republic Act 9551
Republic Act 9565
The following are policies of the State that must be attained in enacting Republic Act 8551, except:
The Philippine National Police (PNP) shall be a community and service-oriented agency
It is responsible for the maintenance of peace and order and public safety
It shall be organized to ensure accountability and uprightness in police exercise of discretion
It shall achieve efficiency and effectiveness of its members and units in the performance of their functions
None of the above
The power of the President to call out all armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion, or rebellion:
Visiting power
Calling-out power
Suppression power
Invasion power
Rebellion power
The number of all regular members of Napolcom:
Two
Three
Four
Five
The minimum number of women to composed the Napolcom:
Four
Three
Two
One
The ex-officio member Napolcom:
Chief, PNP
Chief of Police
DILG Secretary
PNP Representative
The staff service of the Napolcom that provides technical services to the Commission in areas of overall policy formulation, strategic and operational planning
The Planning and Research Service
The Legal Affairs Service
The Crime Prevention and Coordination Service
The Personnel and Administrative Service
The Staff service of the Napolcom that provides the Commission with efficient and effective service as legal counsel of the Commission:
The Planning and research service
The Legal Affairs service
The Crime Prevention and Coordination service
The Personnel and Administrative Service
The staff service of the Napolcom that performs personnel functions for the Commission and administers the entrance and promotional examinations for policemen:
The Planning and Research Service
The Legal Affairs Service
The Crime Prevention and Coordination Service
The Personnel and Administrative Service
The number of Disciplinary Appellate Boards of the Napolcom:
One
Two
Three
Four
The relationship between the Napolcom and DILG:
The Napolcom shall be an agency attached to the DILG for policy and program coordination
The Napolcom shall be an agency attached to the DILG for administrative supervision
The DILG shall be an agency attached to the Napolcom for policy and program coordination
The DILG shall be an agency attached to the Napolcom for administrative supervision
The authority of Napolcom over the PNP:
Administrative control and operational supervision
Policy and program coordination
Supervision
Control
The correct statement regarding PLEB:
The meaning of PLEB is People’s Law Enforcement Board
PLEB is composed by personnel from PNP and AFP
PLEB is one of the Disciplinary Appellate Machineries of the NAPOLCOM
PLEB and IAS are the same
The agency of a community or government that is responsible for enforcing the law, maintaining public order, and preventing and detecting crimes
Legislative
Correction
Prosecution
Court
None of the above
The Roman word which means condition of a State
Police
Politia
Militia
Politeia
Pulis
The Greek word which describes the group of persons that governs a city
Police
Politia
Politeia
Pulis
The one referring to a natural person
Police
Politia
Politeia
Policeman
The fundamental concept concerning police service which states that policemen are considered as servants of the community
Home Rule theory
Policing theory
Continental theory
Evolution theort
The fundamental concept concerning police service which states that policemen are considered as servants of higher authorities. The people have little or no share at all in their duties, nor have any direct connection with them.
Home Rule theory
Policing theory
Continental theory
Evolution theory
The concept concerning police service which states that the public look at policemen as more effective if they conduct numerous arrests and place behind bars what they have arrested
Dinosauric concept
Old Concept
Future Concept
Modern Concept
Neophyte Concept
The concept concerning police service which states that the public look at policemen as more effective in the absence of crime
Dinosauric Concept
Old Concept
Future Concept
Modern Concept
Neophyte Concept
The act of person, higher in authority, conferring power, authority, duty, or responsibility to a lower authority
Authority
Organize
Organizing
Delegation of Authority
The process of making an organization fit with its objectives, resources, and environment
Authority
Organize
Delegation of Authority
Organizing
The number of police units systematically arranged for some purpose or objective
Authority
Organize
Delegation of Authority
Police Organization
The right to command and control a behavior
Authority
Organizing
Organize
Delegation of Authority
The inherent power of the government to impose reasonable restrictions on the liberties of its citizens for the maintenance of public order and safety
Management
Police Administration
Police organization
Police Power
Police Management
The one that does not belong to the group
Police Administration
Power of Taxation
Police Power
Power of Eminent Domain
The largest organic functional unit within a large department
Section
Bureau
Division
Unit
The line of streets designated for patrol purposes
Post
Beat
Route
Sector
The fixed point or location to which an officer is assigned for duty
Post
Beat
Route
Sector
The straight-line organization which is often called the individual, military, or departmental type of organization. It is the simplest and clearest form of police organization
Functional Type
Line Type Police Organization
Line and Staff Police Organization
Staff Police Organization
The management of income and expenditures within the organization
Directing
Appraisal
Recording
Budgeting
The policing system where every male over twelve years old joins nine of his neighbors to form a tythingmen to perform police works. Anyone who failed to join was severely fined
Royal Judge
Frankpledge Police System
Trial by Ordeal
Hue and Cry
Tun Policing System
The forerunner of the word town
Tummy
Tun
Tan
Tummm
The one who divided his kingdom into 55 military districts known as Shire-Reeves
King Henry
King John
King Richard
King William Norman
The ruler of the districts in the Shire-Reeve system
Shire
Shire - Reeve
Reeve
Governor
The one who introduced the closure of gates of London who started the observation of curfew hours
Statue of Winchester
Star Chamber of Court
Justice of Peace
Statue of 1295
The Father of Modern Policing System
Henry Fielding
King Stephen
King Henry
Sir Robert Peel
The one who organized a group of men known as "Bow Street Runners"
King Stephen
Henry Fielding
King Henry
Sir Robert Peel
The one who established the "London Metropolitan Police"
Sir Robert Peel
Henry Fielding
Stephen
King Hnery
The body of rural police organization established by a Royal Decree of January 28, 1836. The decree provided that 5% of the able-bodied male inhabitants of each province were to be enlisted in the police organization for three years tour of duty
Carabineros de Seguridad Publico
Cuerpo de Carabineros de Seguridad Publica
Guradilleros
Guardia Civil
The police organization that was subsequently known as Cuerpo de Carabineros de Seguridad Publica
Carabineros de Seguridad Publico
Guardilleros
Guardia Civil
Angel de la Guardia
The first Chief of Police of Manila Police Department who was appointed by Taft Commission on August 7, 1901
Capt. George Curry
Capt. Alfredo Lim
Capt. George Bush
Brig. Gen. Henry T. Allen
Capt. William Taft
The first Chief of Philippine Constabulary
Capt. George Curry
Capt. Alfredo Lim
Brig-Gen. Henry T. Allen
Capt. George Bush
Capt. William Taft
The portion of the 1987 Philippine Constitution which provides the establishment of one national police force
Sec. 6, Art. VI
Sec. 6. Art. XVI
Sec. 16, Art. XVI
Sec. 26, Art. XVI
The DILG Act of 1990
Republic Act of 7659
Republic Act of 9675
Republic Act of 4864
Republic Act of 6975
Republic Act of 8551
he DILG Act of 1990 has the following features except:
It established the Philippine National Police
It created the National Police Commission to administer and control the Philippine National Police
Enforce the role of private organizations in nation-building
It merged the Integrated National Police and Philippine Constabulary
It enforced the policy that the PNP shall be national in scope and civilian in character
The Act Creating the Board of Examiners for Criminologists
Republic Act 4864
Republic Act 6040
Republic Act 6506
Republic Act 157
The Police Act of 1966
Republic Act 4864
Republic Act 6040
Republic Act 6506
Republic Act 157
The National Bureau of Investigation was established by
Republic Act 4864
Republic Act 6040
Republic Act 6506
Republic Act 157
The PNP Reform and Reorganization Act of 1998
Republic Act 6759
Republic Act 6975
Republic Act 8551
Republic Act 4864
The law that integrated the City/Municipal Police Force and the Jail and fire departments within the Manila area
Republic Act 4864
Presidential Decree 421
Republic Act 6506
Presidential Decree 482
The Captain of the Port (PCG) is designated as?
Bureau of Director
Director-General
General
Head Bureau
The Bureau of Coast Guard and Transportation enacted on?
October 17, 1901
September 17, 1817
June 17, 1920
November 17, 2000
The Bureau of Coast Guard and Transportation was abolished on?
October 26, 1905
October 17, 1901
October 21, 1998
October 15, 2000
After the Bureau of Coast Guard and Transportation was abolished, its functions were taken over by?
National Bureau of Investigation
Bureau of Navigation
Bureau of Customs
Bureau of Public Works
It is tasked to preserve the maritime sovereignty over the island.
Philippine Coast Guard
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Customs
Armed Forces of the Philippines
Is designed to help prevent or minimize unnecessary loss of lives and properties at sea.
Maritime Safety
Maritime Search and Rescue
Maritime Law Enforcement
Maritime Environmental Protection
Maintains constantly – manned watch centers that operate 24 hours a day, continuously monitoring distress frequencies and conducting coastal foot and seaborne patrol within their area of responsibility.
Maritime Security
Maritime Search and Security
Maritime Law Enforcement
Maritime Environmental Protection
Implement laws on fisheries (and poaching), immigration, tariff, and customs, forestry, firearms, and explosives, human trafficking, dangerous drugs, and controlled chemicals, and to implement the revised penal code and all other applicable laws within the country’s maritime jurisdiction and battle transnational crimes.
Maritime Security
Maritime Search and Rescue
Maritime Law and Enforcement
Maritime Environmental Protection
Responsible for the Philippine implementation of the Conventions with regards to oil pollution, prevention, mitigation, and control through the conduct of marine pollution monitoring and control, enhancement of PCG capability and oil spill response operations and enforcement of all marine environmental laws and regulations.
Maritime Security
Maritime Search and Rescue
Maritime Law Enforcement
Maritime Environmental Protection
Is responsible for the administration and enforcement of immigration, citizenship, and alien admission and registration laws.
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Customs
Bureau of Investigation
PDEA
The following are the core values of the Bureau of Immigration except:
Patriotism
Professionalism
Integrity
Protection
Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipino Act of 1995
RA 8042
RA 9225
RA 9139
RA 9208
Rules and Regulation Implementing the Anti – Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003
RA 9208
RA 157
RA 562
RA 9139
Authorizing the Establishment of an Off-shore banking system in the Philippines
PD 1034
PD 1213
RA 8562
RA 9956
The following are the functions of the Bureau of Immigration, except:
Investigation, arrests, and detentions of foreigners in violation of immigration regulation and other Philippine Laws
Cancellation of Immigration documents upon violation of immigration laws and procedures
Accreditation of schools and learning institutions that can officially accept and enroll foreign students
Assess and collect customs revenues from imported goods
Parent Agency of Bureau of Immigration
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Office of the President
DILG
Date of the enactment of BI
January 22, 1940
October 17, 1901
September 25, 1989
February 23, 1925
The following are the specific functions of the Bureau of Customs, except:
Simplify and harmonize customs procedures
Conduct a compensation study to develop a competitive compensation and renumeration system in the Bureau
Supervise and control the entrance and clearance of vessels and aircraft engaged in foreign commerce
Monitoring of the entry and exit of Filipino citizens in compliance with the Philippine laws and other legal procedures
The Bureau of Customs is headed by:
Bureau Head
Customs Commissioner
Commissioner
Bureau Director
How many deputy commissioners are under the office of the Bureau of Customs
6
4
7
5
How many district collectors are under the office of the Bureau of Customs
12
17
21
15
This group assists the Commissioner in the formulation of policies and in the setting up of objectives relative to financial, administrative, personnel, planning, and management improvement services of the BOC represents the Commissioner in meetings and conferences; signs memorandum circulars; and reviews official communications and documents relevant to internal administration.
Internal Administration Group
Assessment and Operations Coordination Group
Enforcement Group
Management Information System and Technology Group
This group gathers and publishes values of commodities imported into the country; and monitors implementation of rules and regulations governing assessment, end processing of goods for exports, warehousing and support operations, and auction and disposal activities.
Internal Administration Group
Assessment and Operations Coordination Group
Enforcement Group
Management Information System and Technology Group
This group exercises police authority to secure the country’s ports and BOC installations; and to protect cargoes and properties inside the customs zone.
Enforcement Group
Assessment and Operations Coordination Group
Internal Administration Group
Management Information System and Technology Group
The implementation of BOC’s computerization program necessitated the creation of MISTG on January 9, 1998, under Executive Order no. 463. The need for the creation f a greatly expanded IT group was already reflected
Enforcement Group
Management Information System and Technology Group
Assessment and Operations Coordination Group
Internal Administration Group
Tasked to perform post-clearance audit work of the Bureau of Customs.
Post Clearance Audit Group
Enforcement Group
Internal Administration Group
Collection Districts
Collects duties, taxes, and other changes accruing to the government; exercises police powers; supervises the entrance and clearance of vessels engaged in commerce; supervises and controls the handling of foreign mail, and supervises all import and export cargoes and foreign stations.
Enforcement Group
Collection Districts
Post Clearance Audit Group
Internal Administration Group
Is the government agency responsible for the promotion of agricultural development by providing the policy framework, public investments, and support services needed for domestic and export-oriented business enterprises
DA
DENR
DND
DOJ
Is an attached agency of the DA. It is tasked to coordinate agricultural research and to ensure the application of its full potential to improving the sector
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Research
The Bureau of Agricultural and Fisheries Engineering
Bureau of Animal Industry
Is mandated to monitor the implementation of the National Agricultural and Fisheries Modernization Plan of the Department of Agriculture. Moreover, it shall plan, implement, and evaluate the development of agricultural mechanization and infrastructure in the agriculture sector.
The Bureau of Agricultural and Fisheries Engineering
The Bureau of Agricultural Research
Department of Agriculture Training Institute
Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standards
To develop standards and regulations that are science-based, globally, harmonized, and consistent with international commitments
Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standard
The Bureau of Soils and Water Management
Bureau of Animal Industry
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
To make the animal industry productive and profitable under a sustainable environment through sound policies, programs, research, and services on animal production, post–harvest, health, and welfare.
Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standards
Bureau of Animal Industry
The Bureau of Soils and Water Management
The Bureau of Plant Industry
Is the government agency responsible for the development, improvement, management, and conservation of the country’s fisheries and aquatic resources. It was reconstituted as line bureau by virtue of RA 8550 (Philippine Fisheries Code of 1998). The bureau is under the Department of Agriculture.
Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standards
Bureau of Animal Industry
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
The Bureau of Soils and Water Management
Is an attached agency of the Department of Agriculture. Its primary mandate is to ensure effective soil, land, and water resources utilization by undertaking projects and research on soil conservation, irrigation, rainmaking, and other related activities.
The Bureau of Plant Industry
The Bureau of Soils and Water Management
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standards
To ensure availability of quality seeds, the safety of plant food, and development of crop farming technologies and safeguard the plant industry.
The Bureau of Plant Industry
The Bureau of Soils and Water Management
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
Department of Agriculture Training Institute
The following are the programs under DA, except:
Rice Program
Corn and Cassava Program
Livestock Program
Organic Agriculture Program
Garlic and Onion Program
Is responsible for the conservation, management, and development of the country's environment and natural resources.
DA
DENR
DND
DOJ
Undertakes efficient detection and investigation of crimes and other offenses against the laws of the Philippines upon its own initiative and as public interest may require, renders technical assistance upon request in the investigation and detection of crimes
NBI
BOC
BI
PCG
The following are the power and functions of NBI, except:
Issue subpoena for the appearance of any person for investigation or production of documents, through its officers from the ranks of Regional Director to Director
Act as a national clearing house of criminal records and other related information for the benefit of the government
Enforce and administer immigration and foreign nationals registration laws including the admission, registration, exclusion and deportation, and repatriation of foreign nationals.
Extend assistance in cases involving extradition and mutual legal assistance, when requested by the Department of Justice
Saw the inception of the National Bureau of Investigation, originally called Division of Investigation (patterned after the US Federal Bureau of Investigation)
CA 18
PD1315
CA 181
EO 94
AN ACT CREATING A BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, PROVIDING FUNDS THEREFOR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
RA 157
EO 94
CA 181
RA 10867
An Act Reorganizing and Modernizing the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), and Providing Funds
RA 10867
RA 157
E0 94
CA 181
Jurisdiction of the NBI
Sec. 5, RA 10867
Sec. 6, RA 10867
Sec 5, RA 157
Sec. 6, RA 157
The following are the jurisdiction of the NBI, except:
Human Trafficking cases in all airports in the Philippines
Extrajudicial/Extra-legal killings committed by the state’s security forces against media practitioners and activists
Violations of the Anti-Dummy Law
Violation of Republic Act No. 6710
The NBI is headed by a Director-General
True
False
Partly True
Partly False
The NBI Director shall be appointed by the President and shall have the rank, salary, and benefits equivalent to that of an Undersecretary.
True
False
Partly True
Partly False
The Assistant Regional Directors to Deputy Directors shall likewise be appointed by the President of the Philippines, coming from the ranks of the NBI, upon the recommendation of the?
NAPOLCOM
Office of the President
Secretary of Justice
Chief, PNP
The following are the qualifications to be appointed as Deputy Director (NBI), except:
Citizens of the Philippines
Member of the Bar
10 years Experience in Law
5 years experience as detective
QUALIFICATIONS OF NBI AGENTS, except:
Citizen of the Philippines
Of good moral character
A member of the Philippine Bar or a holder of a 2-year course
Successfully passed the competitive mental and physical examinations required by the NBI
Serves as the implementing arm of the Board, shall be responsible for the efficient and effective law enforcement of all provisions on any dangerous drug and/or controlled precursor and essential chemical as provided in RA 9165.
PDEA
DOJ
DND
NBI
The PDEA shall be headed by a Director-General with a rank of?
Undersecretary
Chief, PDEA
Director
Bureau Head
Responsible for the general administration and management of the Agency, PDEA.
Director-General
President
Deputy Director
Deputy Director-General
Deputy Director-General Rank
Secretary
Undersecretary
Assistant Secretary
None of the above
How many Deputy Director-General under PDEA
2
1
5
3
Is issued to a newly appointed PO1 who meets the required education and eligibility for the rank to which he is being appointed, except the training requirement which is the Public Safety Basic Course (PSBC).
Permanent Appointment
Temporary Appointment
Appointed Officer
Probationary Appointment
Shall be issued to a PO1 after completion of the required PSBC and Field Training Program for twelve (12) months involving actual experience and assignment in patrol, traffic, and investigation.
Permanent Appointment
Temporary Appointment
Probationary
Attrition
Is a provision of law that allows the appointment of Police Commissioned Officers (PCOs) to fill up the vacancies for line and technical service positions in the PNP.
Recruitment
Lateral Entry
Hiring
Training
Licensed criminologists may be appointed to the rank of Police Lieutenant to fill up vacancy.
True
False
Partly True
Partly False
Bar and Boards Examination of Baccalaureate Degree
RA 10867
RA 1080
PD 970
RA 11131
The top priority for lateral entry into the rank of Police Lieutenant shall be given to the top ten placers in the Licensure Examination for Criminologists. However, the incumbent members who land in the top ten places shall be given first priority.
True
False
Partly True
Partly False
The following are requirements for Lateral Entry, except:
Civil Service Form 212 duly accomplished under oath
School Credentials (College Diploma and Transcript of Records)
Physical/Medical Clearance
Birth Certificate
BOC Clearance
The uniformed members of the PNP shall be considered employees of the National Government and shall draw their salaries therefrom.
False
True
Partly True
Partly False
Shall administer the entrance and promotional examinations for policemen.
NAPOLCOM
PNP, Board of Committees
Chief, PNP
NBI
Refers to an unreliable examination result as determined by the Civil Service Commission (CSC)
Statistically Improbable
Prima Facie Evidence
Cheating
All of the above
Shall be in accordance with the programs of instruction prescribed by the PPSC and NAPOLCOM subject to modifications to suit local conditions.
Basic Recruitment Training
Field Training
In-Service Training
Department In-Service Training Programs
ESSAY (20 PTS). Explain the difference between PNP and NBI. Give your insights and recommendations on the issue of unification of the said department's criminal records.
