Newcomers Guide Joint Force Command ... - NAPMA - Nato
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The Laws of the Netherlands<br />
In principle, all HQ JFCBS personnel stationed<br />
in the Netherlands are subject to Netherlands<br />
law. Certain categories of personnel may, however,<br />
in specific circumstances be subject to<br />
the law of their own state in accordance with<br />
the provisions of the NATO Status of <strong>Force</strong>s<br />
Agreement, respectively the Protocol on the<br />
Status of International Military Headquarters<br />
set up pursuant to the North Atlantic Treaty<br />
(Paris Protocol).<br />
The Royal Marechaussee Representative<br />
(RMR)<br />
A unit of the Royal Marechaussee is located<br />
inside Hendrik camp building H-100, telephone<br />
045 - 4058480 or HQ JFCBS ext. 2650. This<br />
unit consists of the Royal Marechaussee Representative<br />
(RMR) to HQ JFCBS together with<br />
a small staff. The RMR is a full colonel of the<br />
Royal Marechaussee, with overall responsibility<br />
for the duties performed by the Marechaussee<br />
with respect to HQ JFCBS and the USAG at<br />
Schinnen.<br />
He is tasked with the co-ordination and execution<br />
of external security measures. He is also<br />
the liaison officer for these Headquarters, National<br />
Delegations and all organisations having<br />
a direct or indirect relationship with HQ JFCBS<br />
and USAG on behalf of the Netherlands Justice<br />
and Police Authorities for police technical,<br />
criminal and external security matters. The<br />
The Laws of the Netherlands <strong>Newcomers</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 10<br />
RMR is granted special authority to effect registration<br />
of privately owned firearms. He also<br />
mediates in matters concerning the Netherlands’<br />
Alien Act, especially for the application<br />
of Permits of Residence for non-Dutch civilian<br />
personnel and all family members.<br />
Police Service<br />
The Netherlands authorities may, if so requested<br />
by the Sending State Military Authorities,<br />
waive their primary right of jurisdiction where<br />
such a waiver is considered to be of particular<br />
importance to the Sending State.<br />
Criminal investigation in the Netherlands is,<br />
in principle, conducted by the Netherlands<br />
Police, but the police authority for HQ JFCBS<br />
is the “Koninklijke Marechaussee” (KMar). This<br />
is a military police force whose major task is<br />
policing the Netherlands Armed <strong>Force</strong>s, Foreign<br />
Armed <strong>Force</strong>s and International Headquarters,<br />
including personnel and their family<br />
members. The police service responsible for<br />
HQ JFCBS is the South Limburg Brigade Royal<br />
Marechaussee. The Royal Marechaussee,<br />
throughout the Netherlands, can be reached<br />
at 0343-528 999. This being the 24/7 control<br />
room for the Royal Marechaussee nationwide.<br />
They will process your request or, dispatch you<br />
to the nearest Royal Marechaussee office in<br />
your vicinity.<br />
A police-officer of the Royal Marechaussee<br />
Brigade Limburg-Zuid is stationed in the office