Bureau of Jail Management and Penology Regional Office 6

                                                                                                                                                                                   

BUREAU OF JAIL MANAGEMENT AND PENOLOGY REGIONAL OFFICE 6

Year Approved: 2004


GOLDEN SALAKOT - represents power, opulence and nobility. It is the same power identical to the legendary Bornean Datus and the tribe leaders during the dawn of history; opulence in the varied richness of its people and natural resources; and nobility of the profession the RBJMP6 is into—being champion in the custody, security, control and rehabilitation of the offenders. The six stripes of the golden salakot represent the six (6) provinces comprising Region 6 namely: Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, Negros Occidental, Iloilo and Aklan

TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF WESTERN VISAYAS - speaks well of the area of responsibility of RBJMP6

THREE (3) STARS - represent the three (3) main islands comprising Western Visayas—the islands of Panay, Guimaras and Negros

FICE (5) COLUMNS - stand for the five pillars of criminal justice system—law-enforcement, prosecution, court, correction and community which play a major part in the plight of the offenders

BALANCING SCALE - symbolizes justice that the offenders categorically wanted to achieve

INAMTE BEHIND BARS - speaks of custody, security and control of the inmates


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