"Officer-in-charge" as per section 2_________________?
Correct answer: D. Head of the Probation Department
- A. Superintendent of Police
- B. Superintendent of Jail
- C. None of above
- D. Head of the Probation Department
Explanation
The Ordinance uses “Officer-in-charge” for the head of the Probation Department, who supervises probation administration. The Superintendent of Police and Superintendent of Jail hold different institutional roles.
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