officer appointed by the Chief of Constabulary may receive upon entering the service a higher rank than that of second lieutenant. [1863-3.] SECTION  1061 . Additional Pay of Officer — Quarters in Kind.  — In addition to the pay provided by law for the commissioned officers of the Philippine Constabulary, there shall be allowed and paid to each of such officers who is not an officer of the United  States Army detailed for service with the Constabulary, ten per centum of his current annual pay for each term of five years of faithful and efficient service; but the total amount of such increase shall not exceed forty per centum of the yearly pay of the  grade as provided by law. In computing compensation for length of service or retirement pay to commissioned officers who have risen from the ranks, they shall be credited with the time during which they served as enlisted men. [2060-1.] Officers of the Philippine Constabulary shall be entitled to quarters in kind. [706; 807; 2319-1 (Bur. Constab.)] SECTION  1062 . Term of Enlistment-Additional Pay for Re-Enlistment . — The term of enlistment in the Philippine Constabulary shall be three years; and each enlisted man who shall reënlist within two months after his discharge by reason of expiration of term  of enlistment shall receive two pesos per month additional pay for his second enlistment and one peso per month additional pay for each enlistment subsequent to his second enlistment. Upon discharge enlisted men shall be entitled to transportation to the p lace of their enlistment. [1394-4; 1679-1; 2319-1 (Bur. Constab.)] SECTION  1063 . Authority of Members of Constabulary as Peace Officers . — Members of the Constabulary are peace officers and are authorized and empowered to prevent and suppress brigandage, unlawful assemblies, riots, insurrections, and other breaches of the  peace and violations of the law. They are empowered and required to execute any lawful warrant or order of arrest issued against any person or persons for any violation of law, and to make arrests upon reasonable suspicion without warrant for breaches of  the peace or other violations of law. [175-9; 255-1; Constab. Manual, sec. 2.] The Philippine Constabulary shall not, however, be charged with the duty of Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 315