How many total LEIs will a PAL with 31-50 have?

A Patrol Activity Level (PAL) classification is a system used to determine the appropriate law enforcement initiatives and resources needed for various operational contexts in maritime enforcement. Each PAL level corresponds to a specific range of Law Enforcement Initiatives (LEIs) based on the activities and the potential risks associated with maritime operations.

In this case, a PAL that falls within the range of 31-50 equates to a specific number of LEIs, established to ensure sufficient coverage and response capabilities for operations within that activity level. The guidance or operational standards indicate that for a PAL rated between 31 and 50, there are a total of 4 Law Enforcement Initiatives (LEIs) assigned. This method of categorizing LEIs helps ensure that patrols can effectively manage their responsibilities, addressing the actual security and enforcement needs of the maritime domain in that specific range of activity.

Understanding the structure of PALs and the associated LEIs is essential for planning and executing maritime enforcement operations, ensuring that all necessary measures are in place to respond appropriately to various scenarios encountered on the water.