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The Police Order 2002 99shall be made on the recommendations of the departmental promotion committees/promotion boards:Provided that the departmental promotion committees/promotion boards shall be headed by anofficers not below the rank of-(a) Assistant Superintendent of Police or Deputy Superintendent of Police for promotion to therank of Head Constable;(b) Superintendent of Police for promotion to the rank of Assistant Sub-Inspector and Sub-Inspector;(c) Deputy Inspector General of Police for promotion to the rank of Inspector.(d) Additional Inspector General of Police for promotion to the rank of Deputy Superintendent ofPolice; and(e) Inspector General for promotion to the rank of Superintendent of Police.166. Criminal Statistics and reports. - (1) The Provincial Government shall at such times and in such form as theFederal Government may direct, transmit statistic and reports to the Federal Government with respect to officers,offenders, criminal proceedings and the state of law and order in the Province as the Federal Government mayrequire.(2) The Federal Government shall cause a consolidated abstract of the information transmitted to itunder clause (1) to be prepared and laid before the National Assembly.(3) The Federal Government may require a Provincial Government to submit reports on such mattersas may be specified in the requirements on matters connected with police performance.(4) A requirement under clause (3) may specify the form in which a report is to be submitted.(5) The Provincial Government may direct the submission of such reports and returns by the ProvincialPolice Officers and other police officers as it may deem proper and may prescribe the form in which such returnsshall be made.167. Maintenance of Daily Diary at a police station. – (1) A register of Daily Diary shall be maintained at everypolice station in such form as shall, from time to time, be prescribed and to record therein the names of all complainants,persons arrested, the offences charged against them, the weapons or property that shall have been taken from theirpossession or otherwise, and the names of the witnesses who shall have been examined.(2) The District and Sessions Judge of the district may call for and inspect such Diary.168. Citizen Police Liaison Committees. – The Government may establish Citizen Police Liaison Committees asvoluntary, self financing and autonomous bodies, in consultation with National Public Safety Commission or ProvincialPublic Safety 120 [and Police Complaints] Commission, as the case may be, for -(a) training and capacity building of 121 [members and staff of the] Commission;(b) developing mechanism for liaison between aggrieved citizens and police for providing relief;and(c) assistance to 122 [Commissions, Federal] Police Complaints Authority and the police for theexpeditious and judicious discharge of their duties.169. Public Safety Fund. - (1) The Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, constitute Public SafetyFund at the Provincial and District levels consisting of-(a) Grants made by the Federal Government, the Provincial Government and the District Governmentsto the police.(b) Contributions made in cash or kind by the public for the improvement of police service deliveryto be credited to District Public Safety Fund.(2) The Provincial Government may credit one-half of the sums of the traffic fines to the ProvincialPublic Safety Fund.(3) All receipts mentioned in sub-clauses (a) and (b) of clause (1) and clause (2) may be credited to theProvincial or District Public Safety Fund as the case may be under a Head of Account in the Public Account duly