ANNUAL REPORT ON THE WORK OF THE POLICE (2006) - Policija

prosecutor’s offices. Both a criminal complaint and a report were filed against the remaining
1 (3) police employee taking part in the preliminary criminal proceedings, according to
Paragraph 10, Article 148 of the Criminal Procedure Act. Due to suspicion of a criminal
offence, 8 employees were issued a written warning before notice and 10 employees were
given notice.
2.2.9 Information technology and telecommunications
In 2006, activities in this field were focused on projects and tasks connected with Slovenia’s
EU membership, its integration into the Schengen information system and implementation of
new solutions.
As regards the integration into the Schengen information system, the FIO database was
upgraded, communication wit the simulator tested and a new application interface for access
to the central 2 nd generation Schengen information system purchased. A new version of the
police station information system was created (case records and working hours accounts).
The central operational FIO application was adjusted in line with the new General Offences
Act and the adoption of the Euro, and was put on the web so that it can be accessed from a
web browser. The new police e-mail service is implemented in the Lotus Domino
environment and was integrated in all police units and replaced the old e-mail service
completely. The SPIS case and documentation handling application was introduced to all
internal organisational units of the General Police Directorate. As far as infrastructure is
concerned, local computer networks in 17 locations were upgraded, uniform switches at all
police directorates were installed, an upgrade of the z/OS operating system on the central
server and an implementation of the Win2003 and WinXP operating systems on local
computers started.
The setting up of the TETRA digital radio system continued at Koper and Ljubljana police
directorates and at some other police directorates responsible for the protection of transports
of the Euro cash. Modernisation of the police voice telecommunications network continued
and the modernisation of the 113 calls system was completed. According to the police mobile
network development strategy, virtual private network (VPN) connections were installed at all
the projected locations. Police buildings were equipped with technical security systems
financed from the Phare 2003 and 2003 programmes, and the implementation of a new
alarm messaging system in the General Police Directorate and in the Ljubljana Police
Directorate was completed.
According to the provisions of the Classified Information Act, the police organised training in
access to classified information and designed a plan for the transfer of classified information
and an information system for classified information processing. Regulatory areas and a
second-level security area were established. Two information systems for classified
information processing were accredited and an introduction of a unified log-in procedure into
the police information and telecommunications system began.
2.2.10 Personnel and organisation
As of 31 December 2006, the police had 10,406 (31 December 2005 there were 10,423)
posts classified, of which 9,390 (9,428) were occupied. 384 new employees were employed,
320 of which for a fixed period. Among the temporary staff, 251 were assigned to the
Schengen border police unit for protection of the state border, and 69 were employed as
replacements of employees who were absent from work for a longer period of time, and as
interns. The employment relationship ended for 415 (332) employees, 259 (179) of which
were retired.
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