BUKU PANDUAN PILIHAN RAYA

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( JADUAL 1, BORANG 2 )

P.U. (A) 386 / 1981

PERATURAN-PERATURAN PILIHAN RAYA
( PERJALANAN PILIHAN RAYA ) 1981

BORANG 2
( Notis di bawah Peraturan 3 (2) )

NOTIS UNTUK MENGADAKAN PILIHAN RAYA UMUM
DEWAN RAKYAT / DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI.....................................................

Bahawasanya Dewan Rakyat / Dewan Undangan bagi Negeri.....................................
telah menjadi kosong berikutan dengan pembubaran Dewan tersebut pada
........................... oleh .........................................................................................................
............................................................................................................................................

Sila ambil perhatian bahawa Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya telah mengeluarkan writ
Pilihan Raya pada ..................................................... kepada pegawai-pegawai pengurus
Bahagian-bahagian Pilihan Raya Parlimen / Negeri ............................................. yang
dinyatakan dalam jadual bersama-sama ini dan bahawa hari penamaan bagi tiap-tiap
Bahagian Pilihan Raya Parlimen / Negeri itu ialah pada ..................................... dan jika
sekiranya Pilihan Raya itu dipertandingkan dalam mana-mana Bahagian Pilihan Raya itu
maka hari / hari-hari mengundi ialah pada .........................................................

JADUAL
Bertarikh pada ............................................20.............

Dengan Perintah Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya.

................................................................
Setiausaha

Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia

CATATAN:
Pegawai Pengurus akan memberi notis selanjutnya dalam Borang 3 berkenaan dengan
tempat penamaan dengan cara menampalkan notis-notis di tempat-tempat yang mudah
dilihat di dalam Bahagian Pilihan Raya.

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( JADUAL 1, BORANG 2A )

PERATURAN-PERATURAN PILIHAN RAYA
( PERJALANAN PILIHAN RAYA ) 1981

BORANG 2A
( Notis di bawah Peraturan 3 (2) )

NOTIS UNTUK MENGADAKAN PILIHAN RAYA KECIL AHLI DEWAN RAKYAT /
DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI ..................................................... BAGI BAHAGIAN
PILIHAN RAYA ...................................................................

Bahawasanya kerusi Ahli bagi Bahagian Pilihan Raya Parlimen / Negeri

Negeri..................................... telah menjadi kosong berikutan dengan

........................................................................... oleh .........................................................

Ahli tersebut.

Sila ambil perhatian bahawa Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya telah mengeluarkan writ
Pilihan Raya pada ..................................................... kepada pegawai-pegawai pengurus
Bahagian-bahagian Pilihan Raya Parlimen / Negeri ............................................. dan
bahawa Hari Penamaan bagi Bahagian Pilihan Raya tersebut ialah pada
............................................. dan bahawa jika sekiranya Pilihan Raya itu dipertandingkan
dalam mana-mana Bahagian Pilihan Raya itu maka hari / hari-hari mengundi ialah pada
.........................................................

Bertarikh pada ............................................20.............

Dengan Perintah Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya.

................................................................
Setiausaha

Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia

CATATAN:
Pegawai Pengurus akan memberi notis selanjutnya dalam Borang 3 berkenaan dengan
tempat penamaan dengan cara menampalkan notis-notis di tempat-tempat yang mudah
dilihat di dalam Bahagian Pilihan Raya.

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( JADUAL 1, BORANG 3 )

P.U. (A) 386 / 1981

PERATURAN-PERATURAN PILIHAN RAYA
( PERJALANAN PILIHAN RAYA ) 1981

BORANG 3
( Peraturan 3 (3) )

NOTIS UNTUK MEMILIH SEORANG AHLI DEWAN DEWAN RAKYAT / DEWAN
UNDANGAN NEGERI ..................................................... BAGI BAHAGIAN PILIHAN
RAYA ..................................................................................

Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya setelah mengeluarkan Writ untuk memilih seorang ahli Dewan
Rakyat / Dewan Undangan bagi Negeri ....................................... bagi Bahagian Pilihan
Raya ........................................ Pegawai Pengurus bagi Bahagian Pilihan Raya tersebut
akan pada ...................... 20 .............. di antara pukul 0900 pagi dan pukul 1100 pagi di
....................................................................................... menjalankan Penamaan Calon.

2. Tiap-tiap calon mestilah menamakan dalam suatu iertas penamaan yang
berasingan (yang mana hendaklah dibuat dalam 3 salinan) dalam borang yang
ditetapkan. Kertas penamaan dan borang akuan berkanun yang dikehendaki daripada
calon-calon boleh didapati dengan percuma atas permohonan dalam waktu pejabat di
pejabat Pegawai Pengurus.

3. Tiap-tiap salinan kertas penamaan mestilah ditandatangani oleh seorang
pencadang dan seorang penyokong dan 4 pemilih lain yang berkelayakan mengundi
dalam Bahagian Pilihan Raya .............................................................................................
dan persetujuan bertulis calon mestilah dicatatkan diatasnya.

4. Kertas penamaan mestilah diserahkan kepada Pegawai Pengurus bersama
dengan akuan berkanun dan deposit sebanyak RM 5,000 / RM 3,000 dengan wang
yang sah diperlakukan atau suatu resit deposit bagi wang sebanyak itu diantara pukul
0900 pagi dan pukul 1100 pagi yang tersebut di atas pada .............................. 20............
di ..........................................................................................

5. Jika hanya seorang sahaja calon sah dinamakan bagi bahagian Pilihan Raya itu,
calon itu hendaklah dengan serta merta diistiharkan sebagai dipilih bagi Bahagian
Pilihan Raya itu. Walau bagaimanapun jika lebih daripada seorang calon sah dinamakan
bagi Bahagian Pilihan Raya itu, pengundian akan dijalankan pada ...................................

6. Pejabat Pengawai Pengurus bagi Bahagian Pilihan Raya itu adalah terletak di
.......................................................................................

Bertarikh ..................................... pada 20.....................
................................................................
Pegawai Pengurus

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BAB III

PENUBUHAN JAWATANKUASA DAN TANGGUNGJAWAB
POLIS DIRAJA MALAYSIA

PENUBUHAN JAWATANKUASA INDUK PILIHAN RAYA
Ketua Polis Negara (KPN), setelah dimaklumkan oleh Pengarah Jabatan KDNKA
mengenai sesuatu Pilihan Raya (PRU, PRDUN dan PRK), akan menubuhkan
Jawatankuasa Induk Pilihan Raya PDRM.

STRUKTUR JAWATANKUASA INDUK PILIHAN RAYA
2. Jawatankuasa Induk Pilihan Raya PDRM dipengerusikan oleh Pengarah Jabatan
Keselamatan Dalam Negeri dan Ketenteraman Awam (JKDNKA) yang digelar ‘Pengarah
Operasi Pilihan Raya PDRM’. Beliau bertanggungjawab secara langsung kepada KPN
berkaitan semua perancangan, persiapan, pelaksanaan, peranan dan tanggungjawab
PDRM mengenai Pilihan Raya.

3. Ahli Jawatankuasa Induk terdiri daripada penjawat jawatan berikut :

3.1 Pengerusi - Pengarah Jabatan KDNKA

3.2 Timbalan Pengerusi - Timbalan Pengarah I Jab. KDNKA

3.3 Setiausaha - Ketua Penolong Pengarah
(Urusetia) Jabatan KDNKA **

3.4 Ahli Tetap:
3.4.1 Timbalan Pengarah Jabatan Pengurusan (Pentadbiran);
3.4.2 Timbalan Pengarah Jabatan Pengurusan (Latihan);
3.4.3 Timbalan Pengarah I Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah;
3.4.4 Timbalan Pengarah II Jabatan KDNKA;
3.4.5 Timbalan Pengarah II Cawangan Khas;
3.4.6 Timbalan Pengarah II JSJN ;
3.4.7 Timbalan Pengarah II JSJK;
3.4.8 Timbalan Pengarah II Jabatan Logistik;

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3.4.9 SAC Litupan Rangkaian Militan, PPK
3.4.10 Timbalan Pengarah (PGK) Jabatan KDNKA;
3.4.11 Pesuruhjaya Polis / Ketua Polis Negeri
3.4.12 Komander Pasukan Simpanan Persekutuan
3.4.13 Komander Unit Udara Polis
3.4.14 Ketua Trafik Pasukan

3.4.15 Komander Briged PGA

3.4.16 Ketua Pen. Pengarah (Gerakan) Jab. KDNKA

Nota :
(**) Pengerusi boleh mencadangkan kepada KPN mana-mana pegawai
yang difikirkan layak untuk mengetuai Urus Setia sebagai Ketua Urus
Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya.

JAWATANKUASA PERINGKAT KONTINJEN

4. Ketua Polis Negara akan melantik Pesuruhjaya Polis / Ketua Polis Negeri ( PJP /
KP) sebagai Pengarah Pilihan Raya PDRM peringkat negeri. PJP / KP hendaklah
menubuhkan Urusetia Kerja peringkat kontinjen berkaitan semua perancangan,
persiapan, pelaksanaan, peranan dan tanggungjawab PDRM mengenai Pilihan Raya.

5. Ahli Jawatankuasa peringkat kontinjen terdiri daripada penjawat jawatan berikut :

5.1. Pengerusi - PJP / KP

5.2. Timbalan Pengerusi - Timbalan PJP / KP

5.3. Setiausaha - Ketua Jabatan Ketenteraman
Awam (KJKA)

5.4. Ahli Tetap

5.4.1 Ketua Jabatan Pengurusan

5.4.2 Ketua Cawangan Khas

5.4.3 Ketua JSJ

5.4.4 Ketua JSJN

5.4.5 Ketua JSJK

5.4.6 Ketua Jabatan Logistik

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5.4.7 Ketua-Ketua Polis Daerah
5.4.8 Komander Briged PGA
5.4.9 Pegawai Turus Trafik Kontinjen

TUGAS DAN TANGGUNGJAWAB JAWATANKUASA INDUK PILIHAN
RAYA PDRM

6. Tugas dan tanggungjawab Jawatankuasa Induk Pilihan Raya PDRM adalah
seperti berikut :

6.1 Menyelaras semua persiapan dan persediaan PDRM di dalam
menghadapi PRU, PRDUN dan PRK ;

6.2 Mengurus dan menyelaras keperluan keselamatan, sumber manusia,
peruntukan kewangan, logistik dan kebajikan PDRM ;

6.3 Merancang dan melaksanakan latihan berkaitan penugasan Pilihan Raya
6.4 Memastikan PDRM berada pada tahap siap sedia melaksanakan tugas

Pilihan Raya pada bila-bila masa ;
6.5 Mengemaskini, mencetak dan mengedarkan Buku Panduan Pilihan Raya

(Election Manual);
6.6 Memastikan Pusat Kawalan Polis di peringkat MCC, CCC, dan DCC

dikemaskini;
6.7 Memastikan sistem perhubungan mencukupi dan boleh digunapakai;
6.8 Memantau persediaan dan persiapan PDRM di peringkat Kontinjen;
6.9 Berhubung rapat dengan SPR di dalam segala aspek perjalanan Pilihan

Raya;
6.10 Mengadakan mesyuarat pengurusan peranan PDRM mengenai Pilihan

Raya;
6.11 Menghadiri mesyuarat Pilihan Raya di Kementerian dan SPR; dan
6.12 Mentaklimatkan tahap keselamatan dan persiapan PDRM kepada KPN

dan Menteri Dalam Negeri.

TUGAS DAN TANGGUNGJAWAB JAWATANKUASA PERINGKAT KONTINJEN
7. Tugas dan tanggungjawab Jawatankuasa Pilihan Raya PDRM peringkat
kontinjen adalah seperti berikut :

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7.1. Menyelaras semua persiapan dan persediaan kontinjen di dalam
menghadapi PRU, PRDUN dan PRK ;

7.2. Mengurus dan menyelaras keperluan keselamatan, sumber manusia,
peruntukan kewangan, logistik dan kebajikan pegawai dan anggota;

7.3. Merancang dan melaksanakan latihan berkaitan penugasan Pilihan Raya;

7.4. Memastikan kontinjen berada pada tahap siap sedia melaksanakan tugas
Pilihan Raya pada bila- bila masa;

7.5. Memastikan pembekalan Buku Panduan Pilihan Raya ( Election Manual )
ke peringkat Ibupejabat Polis Daerah (IPD) dan Balai Polis;

7.6. Memastikan Pusat Kawalan Polis di peringkat CCC dan DCC
dikemaskinikan;

7.7. Memastikan sistem perhubungan mencukupi dan boleh digunapakai;

7.8. Memantau persediaan dan persiapan di peringkat kontinjen dan daerah

7.9. Berhubung rapat dengan SPR negeri di dalam segala aspek perjalanan
Pilihan Raya ;

7.10 Mengadakan mesyuarat pengurusan peranan polis di peringkat negeri
mengenai Pilihan Raya;

7.11 Menghadiri mesyuarat Pilihan Raya di peringkat Jabatan dan SPR negeri;

7.12 Melaporkan kemajuan dan perkembangan semasa kepadaJawatankuasa
Induk PDRM.

PENUBUHAN URUS SETIA KERJA PILIHAN RAYA

8. Pengarah Jabatan KDNKA selaku Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Induk merangkap
Pengarah Operasi Pilihan Raya PDRM akan menubuhkan Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya
PDRM. Beliau boleh melantik Ketua Penolong Pengarah (Urus Setia) Jabatan KDNKA
atau mana-mana pegawai yang difikirkan layak untuk mengetuai Urus Setia tersebut.
Sekiranya Ketua Penolong Pengarah (Urus Setia) Jabatan KDNKA tidak dilantik sebagai
Ketua Urus Setia, beliau secara langsung adalah Timbalan Ketua Urus Setia Kerja
Pilihan Raya PDRM. Ketua Urus Setia Kerja akan dibantu oleh seorang Timbalan Ketua
Urus Setia dan beberapa Penolong Ketua Urus Setia yang akan bertanggungjawab
secara khusus dalam bidang-bidang yang dikenalpasti.

9. Ahli Jawatankuasa Urus Setia Kerja adalah seperti :

9.1. Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM;

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9.2. Timbalan Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM;
9.3. Penolong Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM (Pentadbiran);
9.4. Penolong Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM (Sumber Manusia);
9.5. Penolong Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM (Latihan);
9.6. Penolong Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM (Risikan);
9.7. Penolong Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM (Perundangan);
9.8. Penolong Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM (Operasi);
9.9. Penolong Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM (Logistik);
9.10 Penolong Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM (Kebajikan);
9.11 Penolong Ketua Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM (Tatatertib); dan
9.12 Sekretariat yang terdiri dari Pegawai, anggota dan pegawai awam

TUGAS DAN TANGGUNGJAWAB URUS SETIA KERJA PILIHAN RAYA
10. Tugas dan Tanggungjawab Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM seperti berikut:

10.1 Bertanggungjawab terus kepada Jawatankuasa Induk;
10.2 Merancang dan mengenalpasti tindakan yang perlu untuk persiapan

Pilihan Raya;
10.3 Berhubung rapat dengan SPR dalam semua aspek dan perjalanan

Pilihan Raya;
10.4 Mengatur mesyuarat bagi jawatankuasa induk Pilihan Raya di peringkat

PDRM;
10.5 Menentukan urusan Pentadbiran Urus Setia Kerja Pilihan Raya PDRM

kemaskini dan teratur
10.6 Merancang dan merangka silibus serta menyediakan program latihan

Pilihan Raya;
10.7 Mengumpul data dan mengkaji keperluan logistik, sumber manusia dan

bajet berdasarkan permintaan dan keperluan jabatan serta kontinjen;
10.8 Menyalurkan maklumat mutakhir berhubung keselamatan dan

perkembangan semasa kepada Jawatankuasa Induk dan Kontinjen;

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10.9 Menyemak, mengemaskini, mencetak dan mengedar Buku Panduan
Pilihan Raya PDRM;

10.10 Menyediakan taklimat keselamatan dan persiapan PDRM kepada pihak
atasan; dan

10.11 Merangka dan menyediakan jadual lawatan serta turut menyertai
pasukan pemantauan oleh Jawatankuasa Induk;

10.12 Menyelaras hal-hal kebajikan semua petugas yang terlibat dengan Pilihan
Raya.

10.13 Menyelaras dan memantau berkaitan dengan disiplin dan tatatertib
semua petugas.

PUSAT KAWALAN POLIS

11. Sistem, struktur dan tanggungjawab Pusat Kawalan Polis Diraja Malaysia adalah
seperti yang dihuraikan dalam Chapter 23, Public Order Manual (POMAN) seperti di
Lampiran ‘A’ (Bab III).

SISTEM MAKLUMAT PUSAT KAWALAN

12. SMPK adalah satu aplikasi yang dibangunkan oleh Cawangan Teknologi
Maklumat, Jabatan Logistik Polis DiRaja Malaysia, Bukit Aman bertujuan membantu
PDRM dalam melaksanakan tugas-tugas kepolisan khususnya dari aspek penugasan di
Pusat Kawalan Malaysia (MCC), Pusat Kawalan Kontinjen (CCC) dan Pusat Kawalan
Daerah (DCC).

12.1 Menyimpan data maklumat penting dalam bentuk carta dan laporan
mengikut format sebagaimana carta dan laporan dalam POMAN Bab 23.

12.2 Memudahkan capaian maklumat-maklumat penting oleh semua peringkat
Pusat Kawalan dalam melaksanakan operasi melibatkan keganasan,
bencana dan ketenteraman awam (Arahan MKN No 18, 20 dan 21 ) dan
dalam penugasan harian.

12.3 Menyediakan satu sistem berpusat yang boleh memberikan laporan
perkembangan mengenai langkah-langkah operasional yang diambil oleh
setiap pasukan yang terlibat dengan penugasan harian dan semasa
krisis.

12.4 Menguruskan penghantaran maklumat kejadian secara lebih efisien,
teratur dan cepat sebagaimana kehendak PTKPN B 103.

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12.5 Mengurangkan proses mengemaskini maklumat ke carta dan laporan
secara manual.

12.6 Meminimumkan penggunaan ruang dalam Pusat Kawalan.
12.7 Meminimumkan penggunaan kertas
12.8 Memaksimumkan kerahsiaan maklumat.

13. TUJUAN

Peraturan Tetap Operasi (SOP) ini disediakan bagi tujuan seperti berikut :

13.1 Menyelaras penggunaan SMPK kepada semua peringkat petugas Pusat
Kawalan Polis seluruh negara semasa penugasan harian (Skeleton
Manning) dan semasa menghadapi krisis (Full Manning).

13.2 Menggariskan peranan dan tanggungjawab petugas pusat kawalan
semasa penugasan harian dan krisis menggunakan SMPK.

14. SKOP
Skop Peraturan Tetap Operasi ini akan meliputi perkara-perkara seperti berikut :
14.1 Peranan dan tanggungjawab KJKA
14.2 Peranan dan tanggungjawab KBKA
14.3 Penggunaan SMPK semasa penugasan harian.
14.4 Penggunaan SMPK semasa krisis.
14.5 Pelan Kontinjensi apabila sistem mengalami gangguan.

15. PERANAN DAN TANGGUNGJAWAB

15.1 Semasa Krisis (Full Manning)

15.1.1 Pegawai SMPK hendaklah menentukan data-data maklumat
senantiasa dikemaskinikan dalam SMPK mengikut pecahan
tanggungjawab seperti mengemaskinikan maklumat-maklumat
berikut :

i. Menghantar laporan mengikut jangkamasa yang
ditetapkan dalam Perintah Gerakan.

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ii. Menghantar berita keluar
iii. Menerima berita masuk
iv. Penugasan Pusat Kawalan
v. Penugasan LSF / PGA / PSP
vi. Penugasan Operasi
vii. Menghantar SMS (Sistem Pesanan Ringkas)
viii. Senarai Nombor Telefon
ix. Carta Kematian (kemaskini semasa mencipta laporan

kejadian)
x. Carta Kecederaan (kemaskini semasa mencipta laporan

kejadian)
xi. Carta Orang Hilang (kemaskini semasa mencipta laporan

kejadian)
xii. Carta Orang Ditahan (kemaskini semasa mencipta laporan

kejadian)
xiii. Catatan Kronologi / Harian
xiv. Maklumat Semasa.
xv. Melaksanakan lain-lain tugas yang diarahkan oleh

Timbalan Pegawal.
15.1.2 Timbalan Pegawal bertanggungjawab menentukan peralatan

komputer dan rangkaian di Pusat Kawalan mencukupi dan
berfungsi dengan baik. Sebarang kerosakan dan kekurangan
peralatan komputer serta rangkaian hendaklah dimaklumkan terus
dengan segera kepada Pegawai Turus Teknologi Maklumat
Kontinjen.
15.1.3 Menentukan semua berita, laporan dan statistik yang perlu
dimaklumkan dengan segera kepada MCC dihantar
menggunakan borang semboyan dalam SMPK.
15.1.4 Menentukan semua borang SMPK yang terdapat dalam SMPK
dicetak dan sentiasa mencukupi pada setiap masa.

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15.1.5 Menentukan manual penggunaan SMPK yang terdapat dalam

SMPK dicetak dan diletakkan di Pusat Kawalan sebagai rujukan
penggunaan SMPK.

15.2. Pelan Kontinjensi
Apabila sistem, rangkaian atau peralatan mengalami gangguan dan tidak
dapat berfungsi, tindakan-tindakan berikut hendaklah diambil :
15.2.1 DCC hendaklah memaklumkan terus kepada CCC berkaitan
gangguan yang dialami. CCC bertanggungjawab memaklumkan
kepada petugas teknologi maklumat kontinjen untuk tindakan.
Petugas teknologi maklumat kontinjen bertanggungjawab
mengambil tindakan mengenalpasti punca permasalahan dan
mengatasinya dengan segera.
15.2.2 Semua laporan yang perlu dihantar hendaklah menggunakan
sistem email sebagai sokongan pertama.
15.3.3 Jika sistem email sebagai sokongan pertama sistem juga tidak
dapat berfungsi, maka semua penghantaran laporan dan berita
hendaklah dilaksanakan secara manual menggunakan elemen
komunikasi.

16. Adalah diharapkan dengan adanya panduan ini akan dapat mencapai matlamat
pengoperasian, pengurusan dan pengendalian SMPK secara lebih efisyen serta dapat
memberi perkhidmatan yang lebih berkesan dalam mengendalikan krisis dan bencana
kepada masyarakat seiring dengan cogankata Tegas, Adil dan Berhemah. Perintah
Tetap Operasi ini hendaklah digunakan sepenuhnya dalam pengendalian SMPK
semasa penugasan Pilihan Raya sepenuhnya.

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Lampiran ‘A’ Kepada Bab III

Chapter 23

POLICE CONTROL CENTRE

RESPONSIBILITY

1. The Controller has overall responsibility for the efficient running of the CC which

is manned by a staff under the supervision of a Deputy Controller. The Staff and their

respective duties and responsibilities are:

a. Controller - Annex ‘A’
b. Deputy Controller - Annex ‘B’
c. Asst Controller - Annex ‘C’
d. Plotting Officer
e. Sitrep Officer - Annex ’D’
f. Diarist - Annex ‘E’
g. SBLO
h. MLO - Annex ‘F’
i. CLO - Annex ‘G’
j. Malaysia HQ Duty Officer - Annex ‘H’

- Annex ‘I’
- Annex ‘J’

Communications

2. Military Communications. The appropriate Military Commander who invariably
sets up his HQ in the Control Centre will always have with him the necessary radio
communications for control of his troops and for receiving orders on the command net.

3. Receiving and sending Massages. All telephone massages emanating form, or

received by, the CC must immediately be confirmed in writing by the originator or the
recipient on the form as shown at Appendix 12 of Annex ‘K’.

4. Distribution/circulation of massages. See Appendix 13 to Annex ‘K’

5. TP, RT and telephone Operators, Are to be instructed to give priority to PO
messages over routine police matters.

Administration

6. Availability Chart, Availability Chart of the following will be maintained in all
Control Centers:

a. LSF:
b. FRU;
c. PFF (PFF Op Plans/RU);
d. Marine:
e. Transport:
f. Manpower:
g. Military Deployment.

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7. The Location, deployment and availability state of these RUs are display on
chart(s) in the Control Centre and plotted on maps, as necessary.

8. Marine Police. The location and availability state of ‘PX’ ‘PZ’ and ‘PA/PB’
launches will be displayed on a chart in the Control Centre and plotted on maps.

9. TS Munitions. The Control Centre will in addition maintain a chart to assess the
need for replenishing TS munitions used. If local reserve are seriously depleted, supplies
may have to be sought through the FAO from the south East Asia pool- refer to file (SR)
121/2/1/2/2 for policy, procedure, return and other details.

10. An up-to-date detailed record of such reserve stock is to kept in the Control
Centers.

11. Dress. Working dress appropriate to day and night duty.

12. Arms. No Arms are to be carried by personnel on duty in the Control Centers
unless otherwise directed by the Deputy Controller.

13. The Corresponding ranks of staff at various Control Centre are given at Annex ‘K’
with the following appendices to be displayed at all Control Centers:

a. Location of FRU - Appendix ‘1’
b. Location of PFF - Appendix ‘2’
c. Location of LSF’s - Appendix ‘3’
d. Statistic Chart (this Chart will - Appendix ‘4’

Include persons arrested, - Appendix ‘5’
Vehicles/buildings destroy) - Appendix ‘6’
e. Manpower Chart - Appendix ‘7’
f. Police/Military loc stat - Appendix ‘8’
g. Aircraft Availability
h. List of selected Ministers and - Appendix ‘9’
Department Heads
i. Availability Charts – Clerks and - Appendix ‘10’
Stenographers
j. Maps and Charts at Control - Appendix ‘11’ & ‘12’
Centre
k. Receiving and sending - Appendix ‘13’
Messages by Telephones
l. Distribution/Circulation of
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Annex ‘A’ to chapter 23

ORDERS FOR THE CONTROLLER

Duties

1. The duties of the Controller are, in general terms:

a. To receive and disseminate information relating to the PO situation to the
Police, Civil and Military authorities concerned.

b. To co-ordinate police arrangements for dealing with the situations.

c. To arrange for movement of Police reserve of personnel, transport and
equipment the Po situation may require.

d. To arrange, through the appropriate authority to co-ordinate the movement of
additional personnel and equipment from Information Service and other
essential service as required.

e. Maintenance of an up to-date record of the Po situations prevailing in the
Country as a whole so as to enable the Government to be fully informed and
advised on the measures to be taken to deal with the situation.

f. Appropriate action is taken by MCC on all requests received from
Contingents including requests for reinforcements for PO units and to arrange
for deployment and transportation ( if necessary) of such units, as authorized
by the IGP.

g. Liaison with Appointed Military Commander for all types of Military Aid as
requested.

In performing the above duties the Controller is the representative of the
Inspector-General of Police/Chief Police Officers and acts on his behalf.

2. The Controller, 1st team at MCC, becomes responsible for the performance of
the duties listed in paragraph (1) immediately on receipt of a SECURITY WARNING of
any grading from any area of Malaysia, and remains responsible until the PO threat has
been resolved, or until relieve whichever is earlier.

3. It is entirely within the Controller’s discretion to decide what state of readiness
shall be ordered at the Control Centers in order to enable him properly to fulfill his
responsibilities.

4. The following action will be taken by the 1st team Controller on receipt of
information from the Headquarters Duty Officer that a Security Warning has been
issued.

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a. Ensure that the Headquarters Duty officer warns the Deputy Controller

and his staff to report for duty and is carrying out his responsibilities.

b. Advise the IGP/CPO and Appointed Military Commander of all information
received and action taken from time to time.

c. On being informed that the Deputy Controller has reported for duty
instruct him on any action to be taken and any changes to be made in
the MCC/CCC Security State.

d. On deciding that the situation warrants the full manning of the Control
Centre instruct the Deputy Controller to impose Control Centre Security
Amber and ensure that he takes action as required. Report in person to
the Control Centre and assume control.

Security Warning
5. He is to decide the security state for the Control Centre from time to time. At his
discretion the CC may or may not be manned on Security Green but it must be manned
on security Amber by at least a skeleton staff, and by the full team on Security Red.

Manning of MCC
6. Subject to the limitations in Para 5 above, he is to decide at what stage the CC is
to be first manned and whether by a skeleton staff or full team.

Briefing of CC Staff
7. He is to ensure that the Deputy Controller briefs his team and that all members of
it are fully conversant with their duties and responsibilities.

Communications
8. He is, in conjunction with Signals Officers to ensure that all the communications
in the CC are in efficient working order and that any faults are rectified immediately.

General
9. He is to perform any other duties as directed by IGP, Deputy IGP, Dir, IS/PO or
in Contingents the CPO and Deputy CPO.

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Annex ‘B’ to Chapter 23

ORDERS FOR THE DEPUTY CONTROLLER

Responsibility

1. He is responsibility to the Controller for the overall supervision of the CC Staff
and is to ensure that they perform their duties properly. In this connection he is to brief
the Staff to ensure that they are fully conversant with their duties and responsibilities.

2. He is also responsible for:

a. Ensuring that members of his team report for duty 30 minutes before the
time of assuming duty.

b. Warning the Deputy Controller of the next team as early as possible

c. Arranging for substitutes in the event any members of his team not being
available through illness or any other cause.

Movement

3. When the CC is declared Security Green but he is not required to report for duty,
he is to remain in his quarter/office on standby. He is not to leave his quarter/office
expect with the permission of his team Controller. Permission will not granted for him to
proceed outside the town limits or to visit a place not contactable by telephone or VHF.

Massages Requiring Urgent Action

4. Upon receiving an IN-COMING message that requires urgent attention he is to
bring it immediately to the notice of the Controller and take such action as may be
ordered.

Relinquishing Duty – Procedure.

5. He is to alert as early as possible the next Relief team to assume duty. Before
relinquishing duty he is to ensure that each member of this team brief his relief fully on
the current Po situation.

Skeleton Staff

6. When the CC is ordered by the Controller to be manned by skeleton staff, he is
to be in command. He will be assisted by the plotting Officer, Sitrep Officer and one
Plotter and will have a driver on standby.

7. He is to keep the Controller and the Staff of CC orders informed of the PO
situation.

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Annex ‘C’ to Chapter 23

ORDERS FOR THE ASSISTANT CONTROLLER

Introduction

1. The Assistant Controller works in close conjunction with the Deputy Controller
and assists him in his supervision duties. In the absence of the Deputy Controller from
the Control Centre he assumes the function of the Deputy Controller. Therefore, he must
be kept as much informed as the Deputy Controller.

Movements

2. When the CC is declared Security Green and he is not required to be on duty in
the CC he is to remain in his quarter/office on standby. He is not to leave his
quarter/office except with the permission of his team Deputy Controller. Permission will
not be granted to proceed outside the town limits or to visit a place not contactable by
telephone or VHF.

Skeleton Staff

3. When the CC is ordered to be manned by skeleton staff, he will assume the
functions of the Deputy Controller.
4. He is to keep the Controller, Deputy Controller, inform of the PO situation, and
such other officers as ordered.

Vetting of Messages
5. ALL-IN COMING and OUT-GOING messages are to be channeled thorough him
for distribution/dispatch. Before distributing or dispatching them he is to check the
messages to ensure that they are in order.

Distribution of Messages

6. Upon satisfying himself of the correctness of any IN-COMING or OUT-GOING
message he is to take action and distribute copies of the messages in the manner
shown in Appendix 13 to Annex ‘K’ attaching there to a Message Action Slip.

Checking of Dispatch – OUT-GOING Message
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7. He is to ensure that OUT-GOING message are transmitted within a reasonable
period and, if this is for any reason impossible due either to a technical fault or to over-
loading of the signals net, he is to arrange to pass the message by some other over-
loading of the signals net, he is to arrange to pass the message by some other means
e.g. telephone military signals net, dispatch rider etc. In order to check on actual
transmission of messages, he is to maintain rough register enter therein the actual time
of acknowledgement by addressees of all OUT-GOING MESSAGES AS INDICATED
ON THE Signals Dispatch Slip returned to him by the Signals Centre. He is to inform the
Deputy Controller of any undue delay in transmission of message.

Verbal Messages

8. Message received over the telephone are normally to be taken by him and
reduce to writing on the form Appendix 11 to Annex ‘K’ for distribution. If he cannot
attend to this personally, the Deputy Controller or any other CC staff officer is to take the
required action.

Messages Requiring Urgent Action

9. Upon receiving any IN-COMING message that requires urgent attention he is
without delay to take it personally to the Deputy Controller and take any action as
ordered.

Availability Charts

10. He is responsible for obtaining immediate returns of PO resources and passing
them as necessary to the Plotting Officer for plotting on charts and maps.

Stationary etc.

11. He is responsible for ensuring that the necessary stationery, forms, orders, etc,
are available in sufficient quantity in the CC.

Transport Arrangement for CC Staff

12. He responsible for arranging in advanced transport requirements and escorts, if
necessary, for his team relinquishing duty and members of the Relief Team assuming
duty.

Briefing

13. He is to brief his relief on the PO situation and on any outstanding matter
requiring attention before relinquishing duty.

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Annex “D’ to Chapter 23

ORDERS FOR PLOTTING OFFICER

Introduction

1. He is responsible to the Controller for the efficient plotting of charts and maps.

Movements

2. When the CC is declared Security Green is not required to be manned, he is to
remain in his quarter/officer on standby. He is not to leave his quarter/office except with
the permission of his team Deputy Controller. Permission will not be granted for him to
proceed outside the town limits or to visit a place not contactable by telephone or VHF.

Duties

3. He is responsible for plotting on the appropriate maps and charts the following:

a. Incident and threats including:

1) Bridges impassable/destroyed.
2) Roads impassable/blocked.
3) Ferry out of service.
4) Railway obstruction/derailment.

b. Disposition and deployment of PO units on IGP’s reserve

c. Incidents and threats on the Current Situation Chart.

d. Security Warnings.

Incidents and Threats

4. These are to be plotted on maps by different colored map pins, each colored pin
representing either a major or minor incident or threat including paragraph 3 a.

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Disposition And Deployment of PO Units on IGP’s Reserve

5. These are not to be plotted on the charts and maps showing their bases/location
and whether they are:

a. Available for deployment (AD), for a PO situation in an area which is not
its formations base.

b. Standing by (STB) expecting a PO situation.

c. Committed (COM) for actions or required to deal with a PO situation and
not available for deployment.

Deployment

6. All deployment are not to be plotted by moving the identification disc or map pins
of the units to their new locations.

Current Situation Charts

7. The Current Chart is to show only the latest reported situation received from the
CC concerned. It is to be plotted on a chart as shown in Appendix 1 to this Annex.

8. A copy of IN-COMING and OUT-GOING massage are to be placed on separate
clipboards beside the chart for ease of reference to detailed information on
incident/threats show on the Current Situation Chart.

Security

9. Security Warning, current Security State is to be indicated by colored disc as
follows:

a. Security Green - Green Disc

b. Security Amber - Amber Disc

c. Security Red - Red Disc

Telephone Massage

10. He is to assist the Assistant Controller in receiving telephone massage whenever
required.

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Briefing
11. He is to brief on the PO situation and on any outstanding matter requiring
attention before relinquishing duty.
12. When CC is manned by the skeleton staff, he, in addition to his duties above,
performs the Sitrep Officer as laid down in Annex ‘E’.

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Annex ‘E’ to Chapter 23

ORDERS FOR SITREP OFFICER

Introduction

1. The Sitrep Officer is responsible to the Controller for consolidating and compiling
Sitrep on incidents and threats and for maintaining up-to-date situation of arrests,
casualties and incidents by Districts.

Movements

2. When the CC is declared Security green and he is not required to report for duty,
he is to remain in his quarter/office on standby. He is not to leave his quarter/office
except with the permission of his team Deputy Controller. Permission will not be granted
for him to proceed outside the town limits or to visit a place not contactable by telephone
or VHF.

Sending of Sitrep

3. The Following sets out procedure for Sitrep officers:

a. DCC. The Sitrep Officers at DCC will send a full Sitrep to the CCC
periodically or when the need arises for an immediate Sitrep.

b. CCC. The Sitrep Officers at CCC will send a full Sitrep to the MCC
periodically or when te need arises for an immediate Sitrep.

c. MC. The Sitrep Officers at MCC will send out a general information ( not
operational) Sitrep to CCCs on the current PO situation in the Charts
maintained by plotting Officer. This include total arrests, casualties and
incidents.

4. These Sitreps are to be sent a fixed intervals or as directed by the Controller at
MCC.

Statistics
5. He is to maintain statistic in the manner set out in Appendices 4 and 5 to Annex
‘K’.

Supervision of Diarist
6. He is responsible for the supervision of the Diarist.

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Telephone Massage
7. He is to assist the Assistant Controller in receiving telephone massage whenever
required.
Briefing
8. He is to brief his relief on the current PO situation and on any outstanding matter
requiring attention before relinquishing duty.

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Annex ‘F’ to chapter 23

ORDERS FOR DIARIST

Introduction

1. The Diarist is a police typist/stenographer who is to work directly under the
supervisions of the Sitrep Officer.
Movements
2. When the CC is declared Security Green and he is not required to report for duty,
he is to remain in his quarters/office on standby. He is not to leave his quarter/office
except with the permission of his team Deputy Controller. Permission will not be granted
for him to proceed outside the town limits or to visit a place not contactable by
telephone.

Typing

3. He is to maintain the diary, in four copies, on the Performa in the Appendix 1 to
this Annex as follows:

a. Type in sequence all IN- COMING and OUT GOING message.

b. The sequence is to be base not only on the serial numbers allotted to the
message but in the case of deciding between IN –COMING and OUT
GOING messages upon the time stamped thereon by the Asst.
Controller.

c. Typing action in the CIRCULATION/ACTION SLIP is to be type in the
ACTION TAKEN column.

d. Typing is to be double spacing

e. Messages are not to be type in full, irrespective of grammatical or spelling
mistake.

Object of Diary
4. The object is to give a narrative picture of PO event in the country as they unfold
to the CC, and the action taken to meet them. Copies are distributed to members of any
Courts of Inquiry which may be convened after civil disturbances.

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Filling of messages
5. The Diarist will receive two copies of IN-COMING messages. After typing, one
copy is to be placed on the IN-COMING Master File and the other on the Signals Return
File, for which two covers are provided. The current Signals Return File is to be sent to
or collected by the Signals Centre at hourly or such intervals as the Deputy Controller
may direct and subsequent by the Diarist and after typing
is to be placed on the OUT-GOING Master Files.
Distribution
6. The Original copy of the diary is to be hung on the clip board, two copies kept by
the Diarist and one copy to be MLO.
Briefing
7. He is to brief on the duties of a Diarist before relinquishing duty.

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APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX ‘F’ TO CHAPTER 23

CC DIARY………………………………………………………………………………………………………….20……………………….

Serial Signal TIME AS FROM TO TEXT ACTION
NO. message
serial No. STAMPED BY TAKEN

ASST.

CONTROLLER

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ANNEX ‘G’ TO CHAPTER 23
ORDERS FOR SPECIAL BRANCH LIAISON OFFICER (SBLO)
Introduction
1. He is the representative of the SB/HSB on the CC Staff.
Movements
2. When the CC is Declared Security Green but is not required to be required for
the duty, he is to remain in his quarter/office on standby. He is not to leave his
quarter/office except with the permission of his team Deputy Controller. Permissions will
not be granted for him to proceed outside the town limits or to visit a place not
contactable by telephone or VHF.

Responsibility
3. He is responsible for:

a. Passing all relevant information on the PO situation to DSB/HSB
b. Advising the controller on SB matters.
c. Initiating SB action as required in consultation with the controller and with

the advice of DSB/HSB.
d. Ensuring the operational and intelligence activities are coordinated.
e. He is to advise the MLO on all PO Intelligence.

Briefing
4. He is to brief his relief on the PO situation and on my outstanding matter
requiring attention before relinquishing duty.

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ANNEX ‘H’ TO CHAPTER 23
ORDERS FOR MILITARY LIAISON OFFICER
Introduction
1. He must have a thorough understanding of army operations and all times be
aware of the current plans and his army commanders future intentions. He will be the
representative of Armed Forces on the CC Staff and will report for duty to the CC
whenever ordered to do so by Appointed Military Commander, on the request of the
Police.
Responsibilities
2. His responsibilities include:

a. Liaison on all Police/Military matters
b. Forwarding all request for military assistance from the controller.
c. Passing all relevant intelligence and documents of military interest to his

commander.
d. Advise the Controller on matter pertaining to Army, navy, and Air Force

including current plans and future intentions
e. Maintaining Armed Forces log stat up-to-date.
f. Maintaining communication between CC and the military command
g. Maintain a diary of event.
h. Supervise his staff.

Briefing
3. He is to brief his belief on the PO situation and on any outstanding matter
requiring attention before relinquishing duty.

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ANNEX ‘I’ TO CHAPTER 23
ORDERS FOR CIVIL LIAISON OFFICERS
Introduction
1. He is the representative of the Civil Administrative Committee at the CC . As
such he must be conversant with his responsibilities.

Responsibilities
2. He is responsible for:

a. Passing all request for civil assistance to the Civil Administrative
Committee.

b. He will advice the committee on matters where the civil Service can
render advise and assistance.

c. He will initiate action as require in consultation with the controller and the
Civil Administrative Committee.

d. Perform all tasks and duties relevant to coordinating the activities of the
Police Control Centre and the Civil Administrative Committee.

e. He must maintain a record a record of all actions taken by him.

Briefing
3. He is to brief his relief on the situations and on out standing matter requiring
attention before relinquishing duty.

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ANNEX ‘J’ TO CHAPTER 23

ORDERS FOR MALAYSIA POLICE HQ DUTY OFFICER

Introduction

1. Outside office hours the Malaysia HQ Duty Officers is normally the first person
to receive the security warning from any Contingent. It is his responsibility when to
initiate preliminary action until such time as the MCC is manned, partially or wholly.

Security Green
2. Upon the declaration of security Green is any Contingent, he is to take the
following action:

a. Immediately inform the officers shown in Annex ’B’ to MCC orders.
b. Keep such officers informed of all message received that are or general

interest and of any change of security warnings.
c. Carry out any instructions given by any of these officers.
d. Record all actions taken and instructions received in the PO diary.
e. Reduce to writing, on the form shown in Appendix 11 to Annex ‘K’ all

verbal communications between MCC and CCCs.
f. Lay out the CC in readiness for manning
g. File IN-COMING and OUT-GOING signals in the appropriate Master

Files.
h. Plot all, maps and charts.

Declared Security Green

3. When the Controller orders the MCC to be at Security Green but does not order it
to be manned partially or wholly, the Malaysia Police HQ Duty Officer is to continue to
perform the duties set out in Para 2 above.

Control Centre is manned

4. When the Controller order the CC to be manned by the full team or a skeleton
staff, the Malaysia Police HQ Duty Officer is to hand over the CC to the Deputy
Controller and revert to his normal non-PO duties unless other ordered.

Briefing
5. He is to brief the Duty Controller on the PO situation and on any out-standing
matter requiring attention before relinquishing duty.

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6. Upon the directions of the Deputy Controller, he is to arrange for transport
requirements of the team on duty and members of the Relief Team assuming duty.

ANNEX ‘K’ TO CHAPTER 23

CONTROL CENTRE STAFF AND RECORDS

1. Staff A police CC normally consists of the following:

a. Controllers DCC CCC MCC
ASP/C/Insp. Supt. ACP ACP

b. Assist. Controller C/Insp. DSP/Supt SUPT

c. MLO Officer Officer Officer

d. SBLOs SB Officer SB Officer SB Officer

e. CLO

f. Sitrep Officers Insp. ASP/DSP DSP

g. Plotting Officers JPO/Insp. Insp./ASP ASP

h. Diarist

i. Typist/Stenographer

2. Records to be maintained are listed in Appendices 1 to 13 to this Annex.

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APPENDIX 1-TO Annex ‘K’ to chapter 23

FEDERAL RESERVE UNIT

FRU NO Base TPS DEPLOYED TASK

1 KUALA LUMPUR A
B
2 JOHOR C
A
3 PULAU PINANG B
C
4 KUALA LUMPUR A
B
5 PERAK C
A
6 TRENGGANU B
C
7 N/SEMBILAN A
B
MOUNTED KUALA LUMPUR C
UNIT A
B
C
A
B

MOUNTED
UNIT

WOMEN KUALA LUMPUR WOMEN
TROOP TROOP

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APPENDIX 2-to Annex ‘K’ to chapter 23

GENERAL OPERATION FORCE

GOF no Coy Base Pl Deployed Task
GOF
1. Command
2. GOF HQ
3. Ipoh
4.
5. Trg School,
6. Kroh
7.
8. A Ulu Kinta (Bn 1 PGA) 1-2
9.
B 3-4

C 5-6

A KULIM (Bn 2 PGA) 7-8

B 9-10

C 11-12

A BIDOR (Bn 3 PGA)

B

C

D

A CHERAS (Bn 4 PGA) 13-14

B 15-16

C 17-18

A SIMPANG RENGGAM (Bn 5 PGA) 19-20

B 21-22

C 23-24

A BAKRI (Bn 6 PGA) 25-26

B 27-28

C 29-30

A KUANTAN (Bn 7 PGA) 31-32

B 33-34

C 35-36

A PKLN CHEPA (Bn 8 PGA) 37-38

B 39-40

C 41-42

A KUBANG BADAK (Bn 9 PGA) 43-44
B 45-46

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C

10. A SIBU, SARAWAK (Bn 10 PGA) 49-50

B 51-52

C 53-54

11. A BATU KAWA (BN 11 PGA) 55-56

B 57-58

C 59-60

12. A MIRI (Bn 12 PGA) 61-62

B 63-64

C 65-66

SLPGA KUCHING (SIMPANAN) 108

14. A TAWAU, SABAH (Bn 14 PGA) 67-68

B 69-70

C 71-72

15. A SANDAKAN (Bn 15 PGA) 73-74

B 75-76

C 77-78

16. A KOTA KINABALU (Bn. 16 PGA) 79-80

B 81-82

C 83-84

17. A LAHAT DATU ( (Bn 17 PGA) 85-86

B 87-88

C 89-90

18. A PENGKALAN HULU

B

C

D

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APPENDIX 3-to Annex ‘K’ to chapter 23
KEDUDUKAN LSF

PERTUBUHAN/TEMPATAN NO LSF PERGERAKAN LAIN-LAIN HAL

PERLIS 1&2
KANGAR (IPD) 3
Balai Polis Kangar
Balai Polis Kuala Perlis 4
5
PADANG BESAR (IPD) 6
Balai Polis Padang Besar
Balai Polis Kaki Bukit
Balai Polis Beseri/Mata Air

ARAU (IPD)
Balai Polis Arau
Balai Polis Mata Ayer

KEDAH 7, 8 & 9
KOTA SETAR (IPD) 10
Balai Polis Kota Setar
Balai Polis Kuala Kedah 11 & 12
13
KUALA MUDA (IPD)
Balai Polis Sungai Petani 14 & 15
Balai Polis Gurun 16

KULIM (IPD) 17
Balai Polis Kulim
Balai Polis Padang Serai 18
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BANDAR BARU (IPD)
Balai Polis Serdang

YAN (IPD)
Balai Polis Yan

SIK (IPD) TERHAD
Balai Polis Sik 19
20
PADANG TERAP (IPD) 21
Balai Polis Padang Terap 22 & 23
PENDANG (IPD) 24
Balai Polis Pendang 25 & 26

BALING (IPD)
Balai Polis Baling

LANGKAWI (IPD)
Balai Polis Langkawi

KUBANG PASU (IPD)
Balai Polis Kubang Pasu

PULAU PINANG 27
TIMUR LAUT 28
IPK 29
Pengawal Pengiring 30
Balai Polis Lebuh Pantai 31
Balai Polis Central 32
Balai Polis Air Hitam 33
Balai Polis Pulau Tikus 34
Balai Polis Sungai Nibong 35
Balai Polis Jelutong 36
Balai Polis Jalan Petani 37
Balai Polis Datok Keramat
Balai Polis Tanjung Tokong
Balai Polis Kg Baru
Balai Polis Batu Peringgi

SEBERANG PERAI UTARA 38 & 41
Balai Polis Butterworth
Caw. Peng. Pengiring / MPV 39
Balai Polis Kepala Batas 40
Balai Polis Tasek Gelugor

SEBERANG PERAI TENGAH (IPD)

Balai Polis Bukit Mertajam 42 & 43

Balai Polis Seberang Jaya 44

Balai Polis Kubang Semang

Balai Polis Prai

Balai Polis Macang Bubok

Balai Polis Bukit Tengah

SEBERANG PERAI SELATAN (IPD)
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Balai Polis Sbrng Prai Selatan TERHAD
Balai Polis Simpang Bakap 45
Balai Polis Simpang Ampat 46
Balai Polis Nibong Tebal 47
Balai Polis Bukit Tambon
48
BARAT DAYA (IPD) 49
Balai Polis Balik Pulau 50
Balai Polis Bayan Lepas
Balai Polis Lapangan Terbang 51, 52 & 53
54
PERAK 55
IPOH 56
Balai Polis Pusat 57
Balai Polis Pekan Baru 58
Balai Polis Pasir Putih 59
Balai Polis Kampung Tawas 60
Balai Polis Kampung Baru
Balai Polis Kampong Rapat 61 & 62
Balai Polis Mengelembu
Balai Polis Sungai Senam 63

KUALA KANGSAR 64, 65 & 66
Balai Polis Kuala Kangsar
67, 68 & 69
SUNGAI SIPUT UTARA
Balai Polis Sungai Siput 70 & 71

LARUT MATANG (TAIPING) 72, 73 & 74
Balai Polis Taiping 75

KERIAN 76 & 77
Balai Polis Kerian
78
MANJUNG 79
Balai Polis Manjung
80 & 81
HILIR PERAK TERHAD
Balai Polis Teluk Intan
Balai Polis Langkap

BATANG PADANG
Balai Polis Tapah

TANJUNG MALIM
Balai Polis Slim River
Balai Polis Tanjung Malim

KAMPAR
Balai Polis Kampar

BATU GAJAH TERHAD
Balai Polis Batu Gajah 82 & 83

LARUT/MATANG (SELAMA) 84
Balai Polis Selama
85 & 86
HULU PERAK
Balai Polis Pengkalan Hulu 87, 88 & 89

PERAK TENGAH 90
Ibu Pejabat Polis Perak Tengah 91

HULU PERAK
Balai Polis Grik
Balai Polis Lenggong

SELANGOR 92, 93 & 94
SHAH ALAM (IPD)
Balai Polis Shah Alam 95 & 96

PETALING JAYA (IPD) 97
Balai Polis Petaling Jaya 98

SUBANG JAYA (IPD) 99
Balai Polis LTAB Subang
Balai Polis Sea Park 100 & 101

SERDANG (IPD) 102 & 103
Balai Polis Serdang 104
Balai Polis Seri Kembangan
105
HULU SELANGOR (IPD) 106
Balai Polis Kuala Kubu Bahru
107, 108 & 109
GOMBAK (IPD)
Balai Polis Selayang 110 & 111
Balai Polis Gombak TERHAD

KAJANG (IPD)
Balai Polis Kajang
Balai Polis Bangi

AMPANG JAYA (IPD)
Balai Polis Ampang

KLANG SELATAN (IPD)
Balai Polis Klang

Balai Polis Pelabuhan Klang TERHAD
Balai Polis Pandamaran
112
113

KLANG UTARA (IPD)
Balai Polis Bkt Raja
Balai Polis Meru
Balai Polis Kapar
Balai Polis Bdr Baru Klang
Balai Polis Bdr Baru Sltn Sulaiman
Balai Polis Sg Kapar Indah

SABAK BERNAM (IPD) 114 & 115
Balai Polis Sabak Bernam

KUALA LANGAT (IPD) 116 & 117
Balai Polis Banting

KUALA SELANGOR (IPD) 118 & 119
Balai Polis Kuala Selangor

SEPANG (IPD) 120
Balai Polis Sepang 121
Balai Polis KLIA

KUALA LUMPUR 122 & 123
IPK Kuala Lumpur
124, 125, 126 & 127
Dang Wangi (IPD) 128
Balai Dang Wangi 129
Balai Polis Tun H.S. Lee
Balai Polis Jalan Stadium 130 & 131
132
BRICKFIELDS (IPD) 133
Balai Polis Brickfields 134
Balai Polis Pantai 135
Balai Polis Travers
Balai Polis Petaling 136 & 137
Balai Pois Taman Tun 138
139
CHERAS (IPD) 140
Balai Polis Cheras 141
Balai Polis Pudu
Balai Polis Sungai Besi TERHAD
Balai Polis Salak Selatan
Balai Polis Salak Selatan Baru

SENTUL (IPD)

Balai Polis Sentul TERHAD
Balai Polis Tun Razak 142 & 143
Balai Polis Kepong 144
Balai Polis Jinjang 145
Balai Polis Setapak 146
Balai Polis Wangsa Maju 147
PUTRAJAYA (IPD) 148
Balai Polis Putrajaya 148A, 148B & 148C

NEGERI SEMBILAN 149,150,151 & 152
SEREMBAN 153
Balai Polis Seremban 154
Balai Polis Rahang 155
Balai Polis Mambau/Rantau 156
Balai Polis Nilai
Balai Polis Mantin 157 & 158

KUALA PILAH 159 & 160
Balai Polis Kuala Pilah
161
JEMPOL
Balai Polis Jempol 162
163
REMBAU
Balai Polis Rembau 164 & 165

TAMPIN 166 & 167
Balai Polis Tampin
Balai Polis Gemas 168,169, 170 & 171
172
JELEBU 173
Balai Polis Jelebu
174, 175 & 176
PORT DICKSON 177
Balai Polis Port Dickson
TERHAD
MELAKA
MELAKA TENGAH (IPD)
Balai Polis Melaka Tengah
Balai Polis Batu Berendam
Balai Polis Batang Tiga

ALOR GAJAH (IPD)
Balai Polis Alor Gajah
Balai Polis Durian Tunggal
Balai Polis Masjid Tanah

JASIN (IPD)

Balai Polis Jasin TERHAD
Balai Polis Merlimau 178, 179 & 180

JOHOR

JOHOR BAHRU Selatan (IPD)

Balai Polis Central 181, 182 & 183

Balai Polis Larkin

Balai Polis Majidi

Balai Polis Setia Indah

Balai Polis Permas Jaya

Balai Polis Pelangi Indah

Balai Polis Bangunan Sultan Iskandar

Balai Polis Taman Pelangi

Balai Polis Plentong

Balai Polis Lokap Air Molek

Balai Polis Danga Bay

JOHOR BAHRU UTARA (IPD) 184 - 185
Balai Polis Tmn Perling
Balai Polis Tampoi
Balai Polis Kempas
Balai Polis Skudai
Balai Polis Ungku Aminah
Balai Polis Tmn Universiti

NUSAJAYA (IPD) 186
Balai Polis Nusajaya
Balai Polis Gelang Patah 187, 188 & 189
Balai Polis Tanjung Kupang 190, 191 & 192
Balai Polis Ulu Choh 193 - 194
Balai Polis Mutiara Rini 195
Balai Polis Bukit Indah
Balai Polis Anjung TERHAD
Balai Polis Secong Link

KLUANG (IPD)
Balai Polis Kluang

BATU PAHAT (IPD)
Balai Polis Batu Pahat

MUAR (IPD)
Balai Polis Muar

LEDANG (IPD)
Balai Polis Tangkak

SEGAMAT (IPD) TERHAD
Balai Polis Segamat 196, 197 & 198
199 - 200
KOTA TINGGI (IPD) 201
Balai Polis Kota Tinggi 202 - 203
204A
MERSING (IPD)
Balai Polis Mersing 204B & 204C

PONTIAN (IPD) 205, 206 & 207
Balai Polis Pontian 208, 209 & 210
211, 212 & 213
SERI ALAM (IPD) 214 & 215
Balai Polis Tmn Seri Alam 216
Balai Polis Desa Cemerlang 217, 218 & 219
Balai Polis Johor Jaya 220 & 221
Balai Polis Masai 222
Balai Polis Pasir Gudang
Balai Polis Tmn Pasir Putih TERHAD
Balai Polis Scientex
Balai Polis Ulu Tiram

KULAI JAYA (IPD)
Balai Polis Kulai
Balai Polis Kelapa Sawit
Balai Polis Air Bemban
Balai Polis Lapangan Terbang
Balai Polis Senai

PAHANG
KUANTAN (IPD)
Balai Polis Kuantan

BENTONG (IPD)
Balai Polis Bentong

RAUB (IPD)
Balai Polis Raub

KUALA LIPIS (IPD)
BALAI Polis Kuala Lipis
Balai Polis Merapoh

TEMERLOH (IPD)
Balai Polis Temerloh
Balai Polis Mentakab
Balai Polis Triang
Balai Polis Jerantut

BERA (IPD) TERHAD
JERANTUT (IPD) 223, 224 & 225

MARAN (IPD) 226
Balai Polis Maran 227
Balai Polis Jengka Pusat 228
Balai Polis Kampong Awah
229 & 230
PEKAN (IPD)
Balai Polis Pekan 231 & 232
233
ROMPIN (IPD)
Balai Polis Rompin 234 & 235
Baai Polis Muadzam Shah 236

CAMERON HIGHLAND 237, 238, 239 & 240
Balai Polis Cameron Highland
241 & 242
IPK PAHANG 243

TERENGGANU 244 & 245
KUALA TERENGGANU (IPD) 246
Balai Polis Kuala Terengganu
247 & 248
DUNGUN (IPD) 249
Balai Polis Dungun
Balai Polis Paka 250

KEMAMAN (IPD) 251
Balai Polis Chukai
Balai Polis Kertih 252

BESUT (IPD) TERHAD
Balai Polis Kampong Raja
Balai Polis Jertih

HULU TERENGGANU (IPD)
Balai Polis Kuala Berang

SETIU (IPD)
Balai Polis Permaisuri

MARANG
Balai Polis Marang

KELANTAN

KOTA BAHRU (IPD) TERHAD
Balai Polis Kota Bahru
Balai Polis Nilam Puri 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260 & 261
Balai Polis Ketereh 262
Balai Polis Pengkalan Chepa 263
Balai Polis Kubang Kerian 264
KUALA KRAI (IPD) 265
Balai Polis Kuala Krai
266 & 267

PASIR MAS (IPD) 268, 269 & 270
Balai Polis Pasir Mas 271
Balai Polis Rantau Panjang 272
Balai Polis Jeram Perdah 273
Balai Polis Benut Susu
274 & 275
PASIR PUTIH (IPD)
Balai Polis Pasir Puteh 276, 277, 278 & 279
280
TANAH MERAH (IPD)
Balai Polis Tanah Merah 281, 282 & 283
Balai Polis Bukit Bunga 284

TUMPAT (IPD) 285 & 286
Balai Polis Tumpat 287
Balai Polis Chukai
288, 289, 290, 291, 292 & 293
MACHANG (IPD)
Balai Polis Machang 294, 295, 296, 297 & 298
BP Pulau Chondong/Temangan
299 & 300
GUA MUSANG (IPD)
Balai Polis Gua Musang

BACHOK (IPD)
Balai Polis Bachok

JELI (IPD)
Balai Polis Jeli

SARAWAK 301 & 302
KUCHING (IPD) 303 & 304
Balai Polis Central 305
Balai Polis Sekama 306
Balai Polis Siburan 307
Balai Polis Beratok
Balai Polis Tapah 308 & 309
TERHAD
BAU (IPD)
Balai Polis Bau

LUNDU (IPD) TERHAD
Balai Polis Lundu
Balai Polis Semantan 310
311
SEMARAHAN (IPD)
Balai Polis Semarahan 312

SERIAN (IPD) 313
Balai Polis Serian 314
Balai Polis Tebedu 315
316
SIMUJAN (IPD) 317
Balai Polis Simunjan 318
319
SRI AMAN (IPD) 320
Balai Polis Sri Aman 321
322, 323, 324 & 325
LUBOK ANTU (IPD) 326
Balai Polis Lobok antu 327
Balai Polis Engkelili 328
329 & 330
BETONG (IPD) 331
Balai Polis Betong 332

SERATOK (IPD) TERHAD
Balai Polis Seratok
Balai Polis Roban

SIBU (IPD)
Balai Polis Sibu

KANOWIT (IPD)
Balai Polis Kanowit

MUKAH
Balai Polis Mukah

DALAT
Balai Polis Dalat

SARIKEI
Balai Polis Sarikei

BINTANGOR
Balai Polis Bintangor

JULAU
Balai Polis Julau

DARO/MATU TERHAD
Balai Polis Daro
333
KAPIT 334 & 335
Balai Polis Kapit 336
SONG 337, 338 & 339
Balai Polis Song 340
341 & 342
MIRI 343 & 344
Balai Polis Miri 345
346
MARUDI 347
Balai Polis Marudi
348
LIMBANG 349
Balai Polis Limbang 350

LAWAS 351
Balai Polis Lawas 352
353
BINTULU 354
Balai Polis Bintulu
TERHAD
TATAU
Balai Polis Tatau

BELAGA
Balai Polis Belaga

SABAH
KOTA KINABALU (IPD)
Balai Polis Kota Kinabalu
Balai Polis Tanjung Aru
Balai Polis Menggatal

PENAMPANG
Balai Polis Penampang

KUDAT
Balai Polis Kudat

KOTA MARUDU
Balai Polis Kota Marudu

TUARAN
Balai Polis Tuaran

RANAU TERHAD
Balai Polis Ranau 355
356
KOTA BELUD 357
Balai Polis Kota Belud 358 & 359
360
PAPAR 361
Balai Polis Papar 362 & 363
364
SANDAKAN 365
Balai Polis Sandakan 366
367 & 368
KINABATANGAN 369
Balai Polis Kinabatangan 370
371
BELURAN 372 & 373
Balai Polis Beluran 374 & 375

TAWAU
Balai Polis Tawau

KUNAK
Balai Polis Kunak

LAHAT DATU
Balai Polis Lahat Datu

SEMPORNA
Balai Polis Semporna

KENINGAU
Balai Polis Keningau

TENOM
Balai Polis Tenom

BEAUFORT
Balai Polis Beaufort

SIPITANG
Balai Polis Sipitang

LABUAN
Balai Polis Labuan

IP Bukit Aman

TERHAD

TERHAD

APPENDIX 4-to Annex ‘K’ to chapter 23

CONTINGENT…………………………………………………………………………………..DI
STRICT

CHART OF PERSONS ARRESTED

Location Offence Malay Indian Chinese Others Total Remark
And
Signal
No

TOTAL

TERHAD

TERHAD

APPENDIX 5-to Annex ‘K’ to chapter 23

CONTINGENT…………………………………………………………………………………..DI
STRICT

CASUALTY CHART

CIVILIANS SECURITY FORCES
Others Total
Malay Chinese Indian Police Military
SIG LOCATIO
NO N
Killed
Injured
Killed
Injured
Killed
Injured
Killed
Injured
Killed
Injured
Injured
Killed
Injured
Killed

TERHAD