General management aims and standards
10 General management aims and standards
The Commissioner must ensure that management practices are followed with respect to SA Police, police cadets, police medical officers and police security officers that are directed towards—
effective, responsive and efficient delivery of services;
and
maintenance of structures, systems and processes that are not excessively formal and can adapt quickly to changing demands; and
development, encouragement and full utilisation of the abilities of all personnel through ongoing training and education and appropriate remuneration; and
effective, prudent and fully accountable management of resources;
and
continuous improvement in the delivery of services.
With respect to personnel management, the Commissioner must ensure that practices are followed under which—
selection processes for filling positions are based on a proper assessment of merit; and
employees are treated fairly and consistently and are not subjected to arbitrary or capricious administrative decisions; and
there is no unlawful discrimination against employees or persons seeking to become employees; and
the diversity of personnel is used to advantage; and
equal opportunities for promotion and advancement are afforded to all employees; and
employees are afforded reasonable avenues of redress against improper or unreasonable administrative decisions; and
working conditions are kept safe and healthy; and
there is no nepotism or patronage.
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