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ANALYSIS OF PERSONNEL
(1) Officers
(a) New Appointments 9
(b) Promotions within the service :
From Assistant Commandant to Commandant 1
From Inspector to Superintendent I
From Inspector to Assistant Superintendent 2
From Sub-Inspector to Inspector 1
From Cadets to Assistant Sub-Inspectors .. 18

(2) Other Ranks
(<?) Breakdown by Nationalities
Bahrainis 158
Baluchis 120
Yemanis 118
Mahris 54
Muscatis 51
Pakistanis 19
Omanis 12
Indians 11
Others 10
Adenis 7
Iranis 6
Saudis 2

(b) Breakdown by length of service
20 years and over 56
18 years but less than 20 30
15 years but less than 18 42
12 years but less than 15 18
10 years but less than 12 16
5 years but less than 10 51
3 years but less than 5 61
I year but less than 3 92
Under 1 year 202
(c) Wastage
Discharged on termination of contract 2
Died from Natural Causes 1
Died as a result of injuries on service nil
Discharged medically unfit 2
Discharged at own request 10
Discharged as unlikely to become efficient 15
Discharged for misconduct II
Dismissed for misconduct 4
Deserted 7
(</) Conduct 196 N.C.O's and Constables were punished for departmental offences.
Minor punishments 133
Reduced in Rank 2
Awarded detention 46
Discharged 11
Dismissed 4
(e) Health. The percentage of men reporting sick during the year was as follows :
Average number of men reporting sick daily .. 5%
Average number of men on light duty daily .. Less than J%
Average number of men off duty daily .. 2%

(/) Education. Towards the end of the year courses were begun to improve the
_ standard of literacy and recruits were being given instruction for about an hour
each day. Figures arc not now available for the percentage of literates and
semi-literates at the end of 1956 but we believe that about 10 per cent, of the
Force were literate in some degree.

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