Chairperson of the Authority is:

The leadership of a significant provincial authority often involves high-ranking government officials to ensure policy alignment and effective governance. For a provincial authority, the Chief Minister Punjab, as the head of the provincial government, is typically designated as the Chairperson. This signifies the authority's importance and its direct link to the highest executive office in the province.

• The Chief Secretary is usually a senior bureaucrat, often serving as a Vice-Chairperson or member.
• The DG Authority is the operational head, not the policy head.
• The Provincial Police Officer heads a specific department, not a general authority.