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PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT POLICY
IMPLEMENTATION AT
SELECTED NCR JAILS:
BASIS FOR AN ACTION
PLAN
GROUP 10
RATIONALE OF THE STUDY
Property management involves a wide
variety of operations aimed at
managing and maintaining property,
ensuring its functioning, safety, and
value. It includes administrative tasks,
financial management, maintenance,
and operations
(Dixon, et., al., 2020).
Effective property management
necessitates a thorough awareness
of the property market, excellent
organizational abilities, and the
capacity to respond quickly to
challenges that develop (Realtors,
2024).
In such facilities, effective
property management is
crucial for maintaining order,
preventing the entry of
contraband, and ensuring the
safety of PDL and jail
personnel.
OBJECTIVES:
This study aims to assess the level of implementation of property
management policies which provided a basis for an actionable plan to
improve governance and promote sustainable development.
Specific Objectives:
1. Determine the level of implementation of property management policies at selected
NCR Jails in terms of;
1.1. Planning/AOPB
1.2 Procurement
1.3. Issuance, Utilization and Maintenance;
1.4. Custodianship/Accountability
1.5. Disposal;
2. Identify the problems encountered by the respondents along the above-mentioned
policies; and
3. Propose an action plan can be developed to address identified issues and enhance
overall property sustainability progress in NCR jails.
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
Public Asset Management Theory Framework
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
(cont.)
The Resource Dependency Theory Framework
Conceptual
Framework
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
1. The level of
implementation of property
management policies at
selected NCR Jails in terms
of;
1.1. Planning/AOPB
1.2 Procurement
1.3. Issuance, Utilization and
Maintenance;
1.4.
Custodianship/Accountability
1.5. Disposal?
2. The problems encountered
by the respondents along the
above mentioned policies?
Evaluation of the
implementation of the
Property Management Policy
at NCR Jails through the
used of a semi-structured
questionnaire.
Analysis and interpretation of
the data gathered using
statistical tools.
Development of an action
plan to address identified
issues and enhance overall
property sustainability
progress in NCR jails
FEED BACK
Conceptual Model
Methodology
Research Design : Quantitative Descriptive Method
Respondents : NCR Regional Director, Planning Officers,
Budget Officers, Logistics Officers, Procurement Officer, SAO,
and the end users such as the Jail warden and Jail personnel.
Locale of the Study : NCR Jails specifically Manila City Jail,
Male Dormitory and New Quezon City Jail, Male Dormitory.
Statistical Methods : Frequency, Percentage and Mean
Findings, Conclusions and
Recommendations
Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations
1. What is the level of
implementation of property
management policies at
selected NCR Jails in terms
of;
1.1. Planning/AOPB
1. “Ensures accountability
pursuant to Law” got the
highest mean of 3.30 and
interpreted as “Fully
Implemented”.
2. "Consistent with the BJMP
Development Plan (JAIL
PLAN 204)" got the lowest
mean of 3.11 and was
interpreted as “Implemented”.
3. An average mean of 3.20
was calculated and was
interpreted as Implemented.
Accountability pursuant to
Law in terms of planning is
ensured and is fully
implemented. However, in
terms of its consistency with
the BJMP Development Plan
(JAIL PLAN 204), it was only
moderately implemented.
Overall, in terms of Planning,
the policy was implemented
by not to the fullest.
BJMP Executives should
consider the essential
insights in improving property
management policy
implementation in Jails. There
should be a periodic
monitoring and evaluation of
the implementation of the
policy in Property
management. They should
see to it that is consistent with
the BJMP Development Plan
(JAIL PLAN 204)
They should formulate
educated plans to optimize
resource allocation, improve
infrastructure maintenance,
and ensure legal compliance.
Findings, Conclusions and
Recommendations
Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations
1. What is the level of
implementation of property
management policies at
selected NCR Jails in terms
of;
1.2 Procurement
a. “Ensures property
acquisition process is
compliant with rules and
acquisition” got the highest
mean of 3.35 and
interpreted as “Fully
Implemented”
b. “Carefully sets and
selects specification of
assets to be procured” got
the lowest mean of 3.19 and
was interpreted as
“Implemented”.
c. An average mean of 3.24
and interpreted as
“Implemented” can also be
noted.
There is Full Implementation
of the policy regarding
property acquisition process.
It is compliant with rules.
However, setting and
selection of assets’
specification to be procured
is implemented but not to
the fullest. This is reflected
also on the average mean
on procurement.
The Procurement Officer
should be very rigid when it
comes to specification of
assets to ensure its usability
in the jail.
Findings, Conclusions and
Recommendations
Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations
1. What is the level of
implementation of property
management policies at
selected NCR Jails in terms
of;
1.3. Issuance, Utilization
and Maintenance;
a. "Utilizes the properties
procured for their intended
purposes and identifies the
unused and underutilized
properties" has the highest
mean (3.28), and was
interpreted as "Fully
implemented"
b. "Reviews and updates
regularly the conduct of
maintenance or repair of
all properties" was lowest
with a mean of 3.09, and
was interpreted as
"Implemented".
c. An average mean of
3.19 and interpreted as
“Implemented” was also
reflected.
The procured properties
are utilized for their
intended purposes and the
unused and underutilized
assets are identified.
Although it is implemented,
it was noted that conduct
of maintenance and repair
of all properties are not
regularly reviewed and
updated.
There should be a regular
review and checking of
properties / assets that
needs maintenance and
repair.
The Jail personnel should
lobby to implement findings
from this research which
can lead to better-
equipped facilities,
improved infrastructure
maintenance, and
enhanced safety
measures, thereby creating
a more secure and
conducive environment for
both PDL and personnel.
Findings, Conclusions and
Recommendations
Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations
1. What is the level of
implementation of property
management policies at
selected NCR Jails in terms
of;
1.4. Custodianship/
Accountability
a. "Jail staff properly
document all assets for
precise supervision and
accountability" was rated as
"Fully Implemented" because
it had the highest mean of
3.36
b. "Asset discrepancies and
deficits are noted and looked
at, with preventative
measures applied" had the
lowest mean, scoring 3.24
and interpreted as
“Implemented”.
c. An average mean of 3.29
was interpreted as “Fully
Implemented”.
The policy on proper
documentation of all assets
for precise supervision and
accountability is fully
implemented. However, the
policy on discrepancies and
deficits of assets, although
implemented still needs a
boost so the assets can be
used at its full usability.
The jail personnel,
particularly those assigned in
custodianship should check
the properties from time to
time so preventative
measures can be done.
Findings, Conclusions and
Recommendations
Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations
1. What is the level of
implementation of property
management policies at selected
NCR Jails in terms of;
1.5. Disposal?
a. "Identifying the assets that
can be disposed of in a well
manner" has the highest mean
score of 3.22 and interpreted as
“Implemented”
b. “Practices recycling,
repurposing, and sale in the
disposal of public assets"
scored 3.10 which is the lowest
and was interpreted as
“Implemented”.
c. An Average mean of 3.15 and
interpreted as “Implemented”
was also noted.
As to disposal, the policies are
implemented but not to the
fullest. The assets that need to
be disposed are identified well
however there is no clear
practice on recycling,
repurposing and sale of these
assets.
To address the incomplete
implementation of disposal
policies, it is recommended to
establish a comprehensive
disposal framework that
includes clear practices for
recycling, repurposing, and
selling identified assets. This
framework should detail specific
procedures for each disposal
method, ensuring that assets
are managed in an
environmentally responsible and
economically beneficial manner.
By formalizing these practices,
the process can be streamlined,
and compliance with legal and
regulatory requirements can be
improved, ultimately enhancing
the overall efficiency and
effectiveness of asset disposal.
Findings, Conclusions and
Recommendations
Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations
2. What are the problems
encountered by the
respondents along the above-
mentioned policies?
a. "Inadequate or incorrect
paperwork may result in property
mismanagement and inventory
monitoring issues" had the
highest mean of 3.28 and was
interpreted as "Very Much
Agree."
b. "Poor training on property
management processes may
result in errors and inefficiency,"
and "Staff resistance to new
rules or technology may impede
property management progress,"
had the lowest mean of 3.01 and
were translated as "Agree".
c. An average mean of 3.13 was
interpreted as “agree”.
Inadequate or incorrect
paperwork most often result in
property mismanagement and
inventory monitoring issues
which hampers their
implementation of the policies.
a. it is recommended to
standardize documentation
practices by developing clear
templates and guidelines.
Transitioning to a digital
documentation system will
enhance accuracy and efficiency.
b. Provide comprehensive
training for staff on proper
record-keeping and establishing
a support system for addressing
documentation issues will help
improve overall compliance and
implementation of property
management policies.
c. Regular audits should also be
conducted to ensure adherence
to these practices and identify
areas for continuous
improvement.
PROPOSED ACTION PLAN
Statement of Purpose: The purpose of this action plan is to
enhance the implementation of property management policies
at selected NCR Jails by ensuring compliance, accountability,
and efficient utilization of assets. Additionally, it aims to
address and resolve issues related to inadequate paperwork
and inventory monitoring, thereby improving overall property
management practices.
General Objective: The general objective of this action plan
is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of property
management at selected NCR Jails by ensuring compliance
with regulations, optimizing asset utilization, and addressing
documentation and inventory monitoring challenges.
Proposed Action Plan for
Planning (AOPB)
Objective Tasks Timeline Resources Responsibility Monitoring
and
Evaluation
Key
Performance
Indicators
Planning/AOPB (Annual Operating Plan and Budget)
To ensure accountability in
property management at
selected NCR Jails by
providing regular training on
relevant laws and policies,
developing and updating
comprehensive Standard
Operating Procedures (SOPs),
and conducting periodic
internal audits to assess and
enhance compliance with
accountability standards.
Training Programs:
Conduct regular
training sessions on
property
management laws
and policies for all
relevant personnel.
Include workshops
on the importance
of accountability
and the
consequences of
non-compliance.
Every
Three
Months
of each
FY
January.
April,
July and
October
Function Hall
/ Event Hall
AVP
Equipment
Administrative
Officers
Wardens
Planning
Officers
Budget
Officers
Logistic
Officers
Wardens
Inventory of
Logistic
Assets
Ensure
accountability
pursuant to the
law.
— Henry Ford
"Coming together is a beginning;
keeping together is progress; working
together is success."
Thank
You!

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Implementation of Property Management in Jails.

  • 1. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT POLICY IMPLEMENTATION AT SELECTED NCR JAILS: BASIS FOR AN ACTION PLAN GROUP 10
  • 3. Property management involves a wide variety of operations aimed at managing and maintaining property, ensuring its functioning, safety, and value. It includes administrative tasks, financial management, maintenance, and operations (Dixon, et., al., 2020).
  • 4. Effective property management necessitates a thorough awareness of the property market, excellent organizational abilities, and the capacity to respond quickly to challenges that develop (Realtors, 2024).
  • 5. In such facilities, effective property management is crucial for maintaining order, preventing the entry of contraband, and ensuring the safety of PDL and jail personnel.
  • 6. OBJECTIVES: This study aims to assess the level of implementation of property management policies which provided a basis for an actionable plan to improve governance and promote sustainable development. Specific Objectives: 1. Determine the level of implementation of property management policies at selected NCR Jails in terms of; 1.1. Planning/AOPB 1.2 Procurement 1.3. Issuance, Utilization and Maintenance; 1.4. Custodianship/Accountability 1.5. Disposal; 2. Identify the problems encountered by the respondents along the above-mentioned policies; and 3. Propose an action plan can be developed to address identified issues and enhance overall property sustainability progress in NCR jails.
  • 7. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Public Asset Management Theory Framework
  • 8. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK (cont.) The Resource Dependency Theory Framework
  • 9. Conceptual Framework INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT 1. The level of implementation of property management policies at selected NCR Jails in terms of; 1.1. Planning/AOPB 1.2 Procurement 1.3. Issuance, Utilization and Maintenance; 1.4. Custodianship/Accountability 1.5. Disposal? 2. The problems encountered by the respondents along the above mentioned policies? Evaluation of the implementation of the Property Management Policy at NCR Jails through the used of a semi-structured questionnaire. Analysis and interpretation of the data gathered using statistical tools. Development of an action plan to address identified issues and enhance overall property sustainability progress in NCR jails FEED BACK Conceptual Model
  • 10. Methodology Research Design : Quantitative Descriptive Method Respondents : NCR Regional Director, Planning Officers, Budget Officers, Logistics Officers, Procurement Officer, SAO, and the end users such as the Jail warden and Jail personnel. Locale of the Study : NCR Jails specifically Manila City Jail, Male Dormitory and New Quezon City Jail, Male Dormitory. Statistical Methods : Frequency, Percentage and Mean
  • 11. Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations 1. What is the level of implementation of property management policies at selected NCR Jails in terms of; 1.1. Planning/AOPB 1. “Ensures accountability pursuant to Law” got the highest mean of 3.30 and interpreted as “Fully Implemented”. 2. "Consistent with the BJMP Development Plan (JAIL PLAN 204)" got the lowest mean of 3.11 and was interpreted as “Implemented”. 3. An average mean of 3.20 was calculated and was interpreted as Implemented. Accountability pursuant to Law in terms of planning is ensured and is fully implemented. However, in terms of its consistency with the BJMP Development Plan (JAIL PLAN 204), it was only moderately implemented. Overall, in terms of Planning, the policy was implemented by not to the fullest. BJMP Executives should consider the essential insights in improving property management policy implementation in Jails. There should be a periodic monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of the policy in Property management. They should see to it that is consistent with the BJMP Development Plan (JAIL PLAN 204) They should formulate educated plans to optimize resource allocation, improve infrastructure maintenance, and ensure legal compliance.
  • 12. Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations 1. What is the level of implementation of property management policies at selected NCR Jails in terms of; 1.2 Procurement a. “Ensures property acquisition process is compliant with rules and acquisition” got the highest mean of 3.35 and interpreted as “Fully Implemented” b. “Carefully sets and selects specification of assets to be procured” got the lowest mean of 3.19 and was interpreted as “Implemented”. c. An average mean of 3.24 and interpreted as “Implemented” can also be noted. There is Full Implementation of the policy regarding property acquisition process. It is compliant with rules. However, setting and selection of assets’ specification to be procured is implemented but not to the fullest. This is reflected also on the average mean on procurement. The Procurement Officer should be very rigid when it comes to specification of assets to ensure its usability in the jail.
  • 13. Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations 1. What is the level of implementation of property management policies at selected NCR Jails in terms of; 1.3. Issuance, Utilization and Maintenance; a. "Utilizes the properties procured for their intended purposes and identifies the unused and underutilized properties" has the highest mean (3.28), and was interpreted as "Fully implemented" b. "Reviews and updates regularly the conduct of maintenance or repair of all properties" was lowest with a mean of 3.09, and was interpreted as "Implemented". c. An average mean of 3.19 and interpreted as “Implemented” was also reflected. The procured properties are utilized for their intended purposes and the unused and underutilized assets are identified. Although it is implemented, it was noted that conduct of maintenance and repair of all properties are not regularly reviewed and updated. There should be a regular review and checking of properties / assets that needs maintenance and repair. The Jail personnel should lobby to implement findings from this research which can lead to better- equipped facilities, improved infrastructure maintenance, and enhanced safety measures, thereby creating a more secure and conducive environment for both PDL and personnel.
  • 14. Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations 1. What is the level of implementation of property management policies at selected NCR Jails in terms of; 1.4. Custodianship/ Accountability a. "Jail staff properly document all assets for precise supervision and accountability" was rated as "Fully Implemented" because it had the highest mean of 3.36 b. "Asset discrepancies and deficits are noted and looked at, with preventative measures applied" had the lowest mean, scoring 3.24 and interpreted as “Implemented”. c. An average mean of 3.29 was interpreted as “Fully Implemented”. The policy on proper documentation of all assets for precise supervision and accountability is fully implemented. However, the policy on discrepancies and deficits of assets, although implemented still needs a boost so the assets can be used at its full usability. The jail personnel, particularly those assigned in custodianship should check the properties from time to time so preventative measures can be done.
  • 15. Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations 1. What is the level of implementation of property management policies at selected NCR Jails in terms of; 1.5. Disposal? a. "Identifying the assets that can be disposed of in a well manner" has the highest mean score of 3.22 and interpreted as “Implemented” b. “Practices recycling, repurposing, and sale in the disposal of public assets" scored 3.10 which is the lowest and was interpreted as “Implemented”. c. An Average mean of 3.15 and interpreted as “Implemented” was also noted. As to disposal, the policies are implemented but not to the fullest. The assets that need to be disposed are identified well however there is no clear practice on recycling, repurposing and sale of these assets. To address the incomplete implementation of disposal policies, it is recommended to establish a comprehensive disposal framework that includes clear practices for recycling, repurposing, and selling identified assets. This framework should detail specific procedures for each disposal method, ensuring that assets are managed in an environmentally responsible and economically beneficial manner. By formalizing these practices, the process can be streamlined, and compliance with legal and regulatory requirements can be improved, ultimately enhancing the overall efficiency and effectiveness of asset disposal.
  • 16. Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations Research Question Findings Conclusions Recommendations 2. What are the problems encountered by the respondents along the above- mentioned policies? a. "Inadequate or incorrect paperwork may result in property mismanagement and inventory monitoring issues" had the highest mean of 3.28 and was interpreted as "Very Much Agree." b. "Poor training on property management processes may result in errors and inefficiency," and "Staff resistance to new rules or technology may impede property management progress," had the lowest mean of 3.01 and were translated as "Agree". c. An average mean of 3.13 was interpreted as “agree”. Inadequate or incorrect paperwork most often result in property mismanagement and inventory monitoring issues which hampers their implementation of the policies. a. it is recommended to standardize documentation practices by developing clear templates and guidelines. Transitioning to a digital documentation system will enhance accuracy and efficiency. b. Provide comprehensive training for staff on proper record-keeping and establishing a support system for addressing documentation issues will help improve overall compliance and implementation of property management policies. c. Regular audits should also be conducted to ensure adherence to these practices and identify areas for continuous improvement.
  • 17. PROPOSED ACTION PLAN Statement of Purpose: The purpose of this action plan is to enhance the implementation of property management policies at selected NCR Jails by ensuring compliance, accountability, and efficient utilization of assets. Additionally, it aims to address and resolve issues related to inadequate paperwork and inventory monitoring, thereby improving overall property management practices. General Objective: The general objective of this action plan is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of property management at selected NCR Jails by ensuring compliance with regulations, optimizing asset utilization, and addressing documentation and inventory monitoring challenges.
  • 18. Proposed Action Plan for Planning (AOPB) Objective Tasks Timeline Resources Responsibility Monitoring and Evaluation Key Performance Indicators Planning/AOPB (Annual Operating Plan and Budget) To ensure accountability in property management at selected NCR Jails by providing regular training on relevant laws and policies, developing and updating comprehensive Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and conducting periodic internal audits to assess and enhance compliance with accountability standards. Training Programs: Conduct regular training sessions on property management laws and policies for all relevant personnel. Include workshops on the importance of accountability and the consequences of non-compliance. Every Three Months of each FY January. April, July and October Function Hall / Event Hall AVP Equipment Administrative Officers Wardens Planning Officers Budget Officers Logistic Officers Wardens Inventory of Logistic Assets Ensure accountability pursuant to the law.
  • 19. — Henry Ford "Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success."

Editor's Notes

  • #3: why should Property Management Practices be properly Implemented at Selected NCR Jails? Answer: Maintaining equipment via competent property management lowers the risk of accidents and security lapses. Secured doors and operational monitoring systems, for example, help to prevent escapes and the smuggling of contraband, thereby improving the safety of both personnel and prisoners. Effective property management makes sure that all of the tools and materials needed are on hand and in working order, which simplifies operations. This covers both sophisticated security technology and other supplies. Reducing downtime due to malfunctioning equipment or shortages of supplies aids jails in maintaining uninterrupted operations, which is essential for overseeing sizable people in jail.
  • #5: Research Gap : Effective property management practices ensures the safety of both the PDL and the Jail Personnel.
  • #19: Our findings highlight the critical need for enhanced strategies and stakeholder engagement to effectively implement the BJMP Development Plan (JAIL PLAN 204).