Statsrådets förordning om delegationen för säkerhetsbranschen
The Security Branch Delegation must have a chair, vice chair, up to 19 other members appointed by the Police Board, and a personal substitute for each member except the chair and vice chair. The chair and vice chair must be police administration officials, and the delegation may hire a part-time secretary, hear experts
- Jurisdiction
- Finland
- Instrument
- Regulation
- Citation
- 873
- Version
- Undated source snapshot
- Language
- sv
- Updated
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The Security Branch Delegation must have a chair, vice chair, up to 19 other members appointed by the Police Board, and a personal substitute for each member except the chair and vice chair. The chair and vice chair must be police administration officials, and the delegation may hire a part-time secretary, hear experts, and obtain opinions and investigations. The delegation meets when called by the chair, or by the vice chair if the chair is prevented, or when at least half of the other members request it for a specific matter. The delegation may set up temporary sections to prepare matters. Non-delegation experts may be members of those sections, and a section chair must be a member of the delegation. Meeting minutes must be kept, recording at least attendees, matters handled, and decisions made. The chair signs the minutes, and the secretary countersigns them. Delegationens och sektionernas medlemmar får inte mötesarvode, och reseersättningar hanteras enligt statens resereglemente. Delegationens ordförande, eller vice ordförande om ordföranden är förhindrad, godkänner ersättningarna för betalning.
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