NAME: ____STEPHEN RHEY M.

BOOC_______ DATE: SEPTEMBER 27, 2023

INSTRUCTOR: MS. JESSA MAE P. MACAPANAS SUBJECT/TIME: CRI 215- MSAT1- 4:30PM-
5:30PM

Direction: Compare and contrast the "R.A. 11917 into R.A. 5487" using a Venn diagram.

RA 5487
1. To apply for an operator's lic
ense, one must have held a
commissioned
officer position in the
inactive service of
a Philippine police agency or
armed forces.
2. The application of license
shall be filed with the Chief
Philippine Constabulary
3. The Chief of the Philippine C
onstabulary is responsible fo
r determining the application
fees to be paid in
bonds, as well as the require
ments that must be met.
4. Private securities in private
security agencies need not
be licensed.
5. Violation of this act or
regulation shall be punished
by a fine of not exceeding
200 Philippine peso
6. This act took effect upon its
approval with the signature
of the President in this time.
7. Generally, under the
authority of Chief Philippine
Constabulary
SIMILARITIES
• Both Republic
Acts state that a person
must be 25
years old to qualify as a
Security Agency Operator
or Manager
.
• Suggests
that the attire worn by se
curity
personnel should be disti
nct from that
of the AFP, PNP, and
other law
enforcement agencies.
• Emphasizes the
significance of licensure
to render security
services legally.
• Both assess and oversee
the functioning and mana
gement of Security Guard
Agencies
RA 11917
1. It does not require to be a
commissioned officer of a
police agency or armed
forces in the Philippines to
be Private Security Agency
Licensee or operator.
2. In applying for licensure, it is
filed or issued by the Chief
Philippine National Police
3. The Chief of PNP is the one
who determines the
application payment,
depending on the number of
PSPs employed.
4. To become one of the
private securities, there is a
need for License to Exercise
Security Profession (LESP).
5. Violating this act especially
rendering security service
without licensure shall be
punished with a fine
1,000.00-1,000,000.00
Philippine peso
6. The act took effect 15 days
after its complete
publication without the
President’s signature.
7. Generally, under the
authority of Chief of The
Philippine National Police.