DENPASAR, BALINEWS – The Provost Sub-Task Force of Operation Patuh Agung 2026 has tightened internal supervision of personnel involved in the operation by conducting attendance checks, reviewing administrative documents, and inspecting officers' appearance and grooming.
The inspections are aimed at ensuring that all personnel comply with police regulations and are fully prepared to carry out their duties professionally throughout the operation.
Led directly by the Head of the Provost Sub-Task Force, the inspection covered attendance in accordance with official deployment orders, personal identification documents, and driving-related documentation.
In addition to attendance checks, Provost officers also inspected personnel's appearance, including hair grooming, uniform neatness, and the proper use of official police insignia and accessories in accordance with established regulations.
A representative of the Operation Patuh Agung 2026 Provost Sub-Task Force emphasized that internal supervision plays an important role in maintaining police professionalism before officers carry out their duties among the public.
"Internal supervision through the Provost function is crucial. Before our officers take to the streets to enforce regulations on the public, their own discipline and administrative requirements must first be in order," the representative said.
During the administrative inspection, officers checked personal identification and required documents, including police identification cards (KTA), driver's licenses (SIM), and other essential paperwork.
The checks were conducted to ensure that every officer met the required administrative standards and complied with applicable regulations.
The supervision also serves as a preventive measure to ensure that officers set a good example of discipline for the public, particularly during traffic enforcement activities.
Through these regular inspections, the Provost Sub-Task Force hopes that all personnel assigned to Operation Patuh Agung 2026 will perform their duties with discipline, professionalism, and a humane approach, while avoiding any internal violations throughout the operation.
The internal monitoring initiative is also intended to support the smooth implementation of Operation Patuh Agung 2026, ensuring that traffic enforcement is carried out with an emphasis on public order and exemplary conduct by police personnel.
