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commission of crimes.<br />

On the other hand we have continued our<br />

internal cleansing efforts to enforce discipline<br />

and promote ethical standards in our ranks.<br />

Last year, 76 PNP personnel were either dismissed<br />

from the service or suspended for<br />

various administrative offenses. Our drive to<br />

rid our organization of scalawags, misfits and<br />

rogue personnel will continue even as we<br />

strengthen our disciplinary machinery.<br />

For the past year these have been the challenges<br />

that i faced as director of police regional<br />

office northern Mindanao. It will remain<br />

a challenge until we have fully eradicated<br />

the roots of the illegal drug trade and until<br />

we have fully restored internal discipline in<br />

the PNP.<br />

It was not nor will it be an easy task for me<br />

and future regional directors. But with clear<br />

goals and objectives, good leadership, and<br />

enough passion for public service the task at<br />

hand will always be achievable.<br />

Perhaps among other factors that affect an<br />

organizations success or failure, these are the<br />

things i would like to impart not only to our<br />

new set of club and Ann officers but to all of<br />

us are shall we leaders in our right.<br />

Identifying goals and the objectives in pursuing<br />

them is very important. It should be the<br />

first to be done in any endeavor. It should be<br />

communicated to all so that each and every<br />

member of the organization would think and<br />

act toward attaining not only collective but<br />

also individual goals. In some companies they<br />

term it as target setting. In others they call it<br />

performance targets. Whatever we may call<br />

it, our leaders should set the goal. It is a<br />

leader’s responsibility to know what it is and<br />

how it should be attained.<br />

In our goal to deter crime, our efforts would<br />

include more policemen in crime prone areas,<br />

more patrols, more checkpoints, and more<br />

visible policemen. We sustain efforts to arrest<br />

criminal offenders or those with warrants of<br />

arrest and aspire to solve more crimes as we<br />

can. Along this line, we recruit, train and<br />

equip more investigators to increase our solution<br />

efficiency. This is just an example on<br />

how unit goals are accomplished in the PNP.<br />

On leadership, I remember how we define it<br />

in PMA.” It is the art and science of influencing<br />

and directing men in order to get their<br />

willing obedience and cooperation to accomplish<br />

the mission.” some define it was also an<br />

“art of motivating and inspiring others to<br />

want to struggle for shared aspiration.”<br />

I think an important factor in leadership is the<br />

willingness to be a leader. The most effective<br />

leaders i know are those who decide and<br />

commit themselves to take on the responsibility.<br />

A person who does not want to be responsible<br />

and accountable should not be<br />

vested with authority to lead others. He can-<br />

Continued, p.25, Editorial<br />

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