The Slovene Police - Policija

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related to the control of the State border, which require special skills and
knowledge and special equipment in addition to the standard ones. It participates
in the training needed for special skills and knowledge, which fall directly under
its field of work.
Sector for the Organisation and Development of the Uniformed Police
This Sector has four basic fields of work, namely:
organisation and systemisation;
professional and lawful use of police powers;
preventive activities;
analysis and evaluation of security issues and participation in
ensuring information support within the uniformed police.
Efficient organisation and systemisation contribute to the good operation of an
authority, especially of one like the police. This field is very important; the sector
studies and adjusts the proposals for the improvement of the organisation and the
change of systemisation, it follows and participates in solving personnel problems,
it plans and implements training and qualification within the uniformed police, it
studies the development and methods of the introduction of new work methods, it
participates in the definition of systemisation and standardisation and in the
acquisition of equipment for the uniformed police.
In preventive work, the police pay special attention to
children.
The sector analyses and evaluates the implementation
of police powers, the use of coercive means, assaults
on police officers, develops the tactics and the
methodology of the use of police powers, follows the
development of coercive means and takes part in their
acquisition, harmonises the work of the collegiate
body of martial arts masters, participates in the
organisation and execution of national competitions
within the Police and in the participation of Slovene
policemen in international competitions, harmonises
the employment of top sportsmen with the police and
their involvement in the promotion of the Police. It
studies and adjusts the preventive activities of the
uniformed police, takes care of the improvement of
this activities and of the training of its performers. It
analyses and evaluates various safety issues or
individual incidents, participates in the preparation of
expert methodology of research and inquiries in
relation to the work of the uniformed police, and in
their implementation and processing respectively. It
also follows the use of, and co-operates with the
development of computer applications, the processing
and storing of data from the field of work of the