The teams compete in three sections: self-introduction, knowledge and communication skits. The competition is held to promote broader awareness of the Law on the force participating in grassroots-level security and order protection, while providing teams with an opportunity to strengthen legal knowledge, professional skills and practical situation-handling abilities, contributing to more effective security and order work at the grassroots level.

With thorough preparation, the teams have competed with a strong sense of responsibility, demonstrating legal knowledge, public communication and mobilisation skills, as well as the ability to handle security and order-related issues at the grassroots level. Many performances were well-prepared and closely reflected real-life situations, creating a lively and engaging atmosphere.

The competition also serves as an opportunity for grassroots security and order protection teams from 10 communes across Thuan Chau area to exchange experience and share operational practices in their localities. The organising committee will select the two best-performing teams to represent Cluster No. 5 at the upcoming provincial-level competition.