The document discusses corruption prevention through human resource development in the National Highways & Motorway Police of Pakistan. It outlines how the police force was established in 1997 and discusses its mission of ensuring safety and providing assistance to road users. It then summarizes how the police force has been nominated for corruption-free and efficiency awards by developing its training ecology, improving workstation conditions, and implementing accountability measures. The force has also focused on helping road users first through various public services before penalizing violations in order to promote public-friendly policing.
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1. CORRUPTION PREVENTION
THROUGH
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
IN
NATIONAL HIGHWAYS & MOTORWAY POLICE
A CONCEPTUAL & ANALYTICAL PRESENTATION
By
Syed Ibne Hussain, PSP
Deputy Inspector General of Police,
National Highways & Motorway Police
Islamic Republic of Pakistan
3. PAKISTAN MOTORWAY POLICE (PMP) COMMENCED ITS
OPERATIONS ON ISLAMABAD LAHORE MOTORWAY ON 26TH
NOVEMBER 1997.
OLD G.T. ROAD WAS ALSO ENTRUSTED TO PMP IN MARCH, 2001
AND THE ORGANIZATION WAS RENAMED AS NATIONAL
HIGHWAYS & MOTORWAY POLICE.
TOTAL ENFORCEMENT AREA = 2460 KM
HUGE TRAFFIC BURDEN
Freight Traffic 95%
Passengers Traffic 90%
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4. Service above self to ensure safety and provide
assistance to road users. In this endeavour, it is
our commitment to give due respect to all road
users, be fair, equitable and to uphold ethical
practices at all times
MISSION STATEMENT
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5. National Highways & Motorway Police
A Corruption Free Department
Nominee for UN Best Public Service Organisation Awards
Nominee for ADB Best Efficiency Awards
6. NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU OF PAKISTAN
DECLARED
National Highways & Motorway Police
A CORRUPTION FREE
DEPARTMENT
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7. United Nations Organisation has nominated
National Highways & Motorway Police
for
Best Public Service Organisation Awards
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8. Asian Development Bank has nominated
National Highways & Motorway Police
for
Best Efficiency Awards
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9. HOW WAS IT
POSSIBLE?
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CHANGING POLICE CULTURE
TRAINING ECOLOGY
WORKSTATION ECOLOGY
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Changing Police Culture
EXCEPTIONAL POLITICAL WILL
PMs Initiative
Attractive Package
Protection from political interference
RULE OF LAW
Equal & Fair Application of Law
Raised the status/authority of police officers
Pride in their jobs & in their organisation
11. CULTURAL
NEGATIVE POLICE CONDUCT: THE CULTURAL MATRIX
Research by Dr. Wasim Kausar and Dr. Johnston at University of EXTER U.K. on : Negative Police conduct
be changed by improvement in Training and Work Station Ecology
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Police Culture
14. Graduation as minimum standard
ASI and above only
Clean record
Physical fitness
Selection on merit
Attractive pay & allowances in comparison to their
parent department
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16. T.N.A. To Assess Training Needs
SWOT Analysis: TNA Technique
Qualified Instructors
Modern techniques of instruction
Syndicate/participative system
Simulation exercises
Case studies
Driving skills
Respectful Training Environment
Foreign training (UK, Germany & France)
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18. LEVEL
PAST PRESENT FUTURE
JOB ACHIEVEMENTS
JOB EXPECTATIONS
TIME
WIDENED GAP
BETWEEN
EXPECTATION AND
ACHIEVEMENT
SHOWN BY THE
J-CURVE
IVO.K.F. Feierabend: Anger, Violence and Politics; 1992; Page: 111.
HRD Strategy:
Widened gap between Job Expectations and Job Achievements creates frustration.
J CURVE MODEL
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21. Manageable span of control
Chain of Command
Neat and clean working environment
Mess facility
Sports activities
Shift system and Monthly Rest
Only moving violations be checked. No documents
seized.
Force responsible for traffic discipline, safety of
commuters and initial action in crimes.
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Workstation Reforms
22. Welfare
Well Paid
Medical Facilities through Combined Military
Hospital (CMH) For NH&MP Employees
Rewards
Annual rewards
Criteria: Good works, helps to commuters,
accident / crime management, enforcement
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Job Satisfaction Through Welfare
23. Vigilances/ Inspections/ Surprise Checks
CPO as Supervisory Officer
SP as Competent Authority for deciding punishments
DIG & IG as Appellate Authority
Every complaint is dealt in all seriousness and is decided on
merit
Daily monitoring of calls made by commuters at Help Line 130 by
Zonal Commander & Sector Commander to check response &
behavior of patrolling officers
Close coordination with transporters, media and members of civil
society for Civilian Oversight
Checks on NH&MP Officers
Outsourced Fine Collection Units collecting fines imposed by
NH&MP
The violator is given an option to accept/contest the penalty
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Internal Accountability System
24. HELP FIRST PENALIZE LATER
PROVISION OF PROMPT & SIGNIFICANT HELP
PUBLIC FRIENDLY POLICING
25. Establishment of Guidance Centres
Lost & Found children
Establishment of Help Line 130
Mobile Education Units
SMS Information Service
First Aid services
State of the art rescue equipment
Trauma & medical relief centres
Minimum weaponry displayed
Polio Vaccination campaign
Establishment of Drivers Training Schools
Multan
Kamra
Motorway chowk, rawalpindi
Kamonke
Sheikhupura
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SOFT & FRIENDLY POLICING
26. HELP FIRST PENALIZE LATER
CRIME REDUCTION
PUBLIC FRIENDLY POLICING
28. 351
72
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
Before NH&MP After NH&MP
Enforcement Agencies
No.
of
Dacoities
80% Decrease
COMPARISON OF ROBBERIES/DACOITIES
AVERAGE DECREASE IN CRIME : 80%
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Data collected from Computer Bureau, NH&MP, Islamabad
29. An Agent of change
National Highways & Motorways Police
30. Motorway Police: An Agent of Change
Replication of NH&MP Model
Punjab Highway Patrol
Islamabad Traffic Police
Traffic Wardens
All the above three are also considered
corruption free organisations
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