1. Assist in police work
The main obligation of a police assistant is to assist in the execution of police tasks. They need to actively participate in various daily tasks, such as processing documents, recording information, answering phone calls, investigating and researching, etc. Through effective cooperation, they can provide the police with the necessary support to make their work more efficient and organized.
2. Maintain confidentiality
The information and documents handled by police assistants often involve sensitive police matters. Therefore, they must strictly abide by confidentiality regulations and protect the security of confidential information. They should be aware that information leaks can have serious implications for police work and public safety, so they need to follow strict confidentiality procedures and properly handle and store relevant information.
3. Comply with laws and ethics.
Police Assistants must always comply with the law and ethics while on the job. They are expected to abide by the principles of honesty, integrity and professional ethics and shall not exploit their position for personal gain or engage in inappropriate behavior. They need to be clear about their responsibilities and maintain an impartial and objective attitude when carrying out their work.
4. Communicate effectively with the public.
Auxiliary police officers often serve as a bridge between the public and police agencies. They should have good communication and coordination skills in order to interact with the public and provide necessary help and information. They need to patiently listen to and answer public questions, explain relevant procedures and policies, and assist with complaints and feedback.
5. Be familiar with relevant laws and procedures.
Auxiliary police officers should understand and be familiar with the laws, regulations and procedures relevant to their work. They need to have basic legal knowledge and understand the internal regulations and guidelines of the police agency. This can better assist the police in completing their tasks while ensuring that work is carried out within the framework of laws and regulations.
6. Continuous learning and professional development
Police work is a field that is constantly changing and evolving. Police auxiliary officers should maintain a learning attitude and improve their professional knowledge and skills by participating in training, seminars and related courses. They can work with police officers, learn and share experiences with them to meet work needs and provide better support.