H.E. President GEN. Yoweri Kaguta, has arrived at Police Headquarters Naguru. He will address officers attending the 28th Police Council meeting, which is a significant event on the Uganda Police Force’s calendar.
The Police Council is a crucial organ within the Uganda Police Force, comprising 85 members, including the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP), Directors, and representatives from various ranks.
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As the top policy-making body, the Police Council is responsible for overseeing key aspects of police operations, including:
– *Recruitment and Training*: Ensuring the force has the necessary personnel and skills to perform its duties.
– *Appointment and Promotions*: Managing the career progression of police officers.
– *Discipline*: Maintaining order and discipline within the force.
– *Terms and Conditions of Service*: Ensuring fair treatment and working conditions for police personnel.
– *Equipment and Supplies*: Overseeing the provision of necessary resources and equipment.
– *Policies*: Developing and implementing policies to guide police operations.
– *Structure*: Ensuring the force’s organizational structure is effective and efficient.
– *National Character and Composition*: Promoting a force that reflects the diversity and needs of the Ugandan people.
The Police Council’s work is guided by the Police Act, Cap 324, and its meetings provide a platform for strategic discussions and decision-making.
Today’s meeting, attended by H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, marks an important occasion for the police force, as it seeks to address contemporary policing challenges and strengthen its capabilities to ensure a safe and secure community.
