The City Government of Taguig has strengthened its commitment to transparency, accountability, and responsible law enforcement following the oath-taking ceremony of the newly constituted People’s Law Enforcement Board (PLEB) members. Led by Mayor Lani Cayetano, the initiative establishes an important mechanism that allows residents to raise legitimate complaints and seek accountability from police officers. Through this effort, the city continues to promote justice, integrity, and public trust in its law enforcement institutions.
Promoting Accountability Through the PLEB
The newly constituted PLEB was established through Executive Order No. 23, Series of 2026. The board serves as a check-and-balance mechanism designed to ensure that police officers perform their duties with justice, compassion, and humility. It also provides citizens with an accessible avenue to report legitimate complaints and seek appropriate accountability for police conduct.
Strengthening Public Trust in Law Enforcement
The establishment of the board highlights the importance of maintaining peace and order while protecting the rights of every resident. Mayor Lani Cayetano emphasized the need to uphold due process and ensure that police officers remain accountable for their actions. Through the PLEB, the city aims to strengthen the integrity of its law enforcement institutions and build greater confidence between the police and the community.
Newly Appointed Members Commit to Public Service
The oath-taking ceremony was attended by the newly appointed board members, including Sangguniang Panlungsod Representative Hon. Joy Panga-Cruz, Liga ng mga Barangay Representative Hon. Marie Marcelino, Atty. Gilbert Luyun, Ms. Teresita A. Orallo, and Mr. Gerry G. Abella. Their appointment marks an important step toward ensuring that the board fulfills its responsibility to the public. With their commitment to service, Taguig continues to work toward a community where justice, transparency, and accountability remain essential values.
