Minister

Aleš Zalar

Phone: +386 1 428 47 21

Fax: +386 1 428 59 01

e-mail: gp.mnz[@]gov.si

Head of the Office:

Nevenka Vratanar

Phone: +386 1 428 47 68

fax: +386 1 428 59 01

e-mail: nevenka.vratanar[@]gov.si

Public Relations Office

Phone:  +386 1 428 42 17

fax: +386 1 428 59 00

e-mail: ssj.mnz[@]gov.si

Petra Škofic

Phone: + 386 1 428 50 36

e-mail: petra.skofic[@]gov.si  

Vesna Mitrić 

Phone: +386 1 428 41 68

e-mail: vesna.mitric[@]gov.si

Alenka Klepac 

Phone: +386 1 428 40 66

e-mail: alenka.klepac[@]gov.si

Mirjana  Gotal

Phone: +386 1 428 46 19

e-mail: mirjana.gotal[@]gov.si

Secretary General

Miroslav Rauter

Phone: +386 1 428 44 79

fax: +386 1 428 40

e-mail: miroslav.rauter[@]gov.si, sekretariat.mnz[@]gov.si

Directorates

Internal Administrative Affairs Directorate

Beethovnova ulica 3, 1501 Ljubljana

Director General: Nevenka Vratanar

Phone: +386 1 428 49 34

fax: +386 1 472 42 53

e-mail: nevenka.vratanar[@]gov.si

Police and Security Directorate

Štefanova ulica 2, Ljubljana

Director-General: Dr Miroslav Žaberl

Phone: +386 1 428 56 68

fax: +386 1472 55 15

e-mail: srecko.jarc[@]gov.si

Migration and Integration Directorate 

Beethovnova ulica 3, 1501 Ljubljana

Director-General: Nina Gregori

Phone: + 386 1 428 44 94 

fax: + 386 1 428 46 95

e-mail: nina.gregori[@]gov.si

Police

Štefanova 2, 1501 Ljubljana

Phone: +386 (0)1 428 40 00

fax: +386 (0)1 428 47 33

Internet: http://www.policija.si/portal_en/  

Director-General:

Janko Goršek

e-mail: janko.gorsek[@]policija.si

Deputy Director-General:

Phone: +386 (0)1 428 42 69

fax: +386 (0)1 428 49 12

e-mail: policija[@]policija.si

Public Relations

Head: Vesna Drole, MCs

Phone: +386 (0)1 428 42 55

fax: +386 (0)1 428 57 36

e-mail: vesna.drole[@]policija.si

Nuška Tavčar

Phone: +386 (0)1 428 43 29

fax: +386 (0)1 428 57 36

e-mail: nuska.tavcar[@]policija.si

Drago Menegalija

Phone: +386 (0)1 428 57 45

fax: +386 (0)1 472 57 36

e-mail: drago.menegalija[@]policija.si

As a body within the Ministry, the police force is one of the pillars of national security, ensuring a high degree of internal security for all inhabitants of Slovenia, by protecting the constitutional order and democratic political system as well as other constitutional values. The functioning of the Police is founded on the exercising and respect of the legal order, European conventions and recommendations, plus an ethical and professional approach alongside consistent respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms.

Police duties include protecting the life, personal safety and property of individuals, prevention and investigation of criminal offences and violations, detection and arrest of perpetrators of criminal offences and violations, and of other wanted persons and their remand to the competent authorities; maintenance of public order; supervision and regulation of traffic on public and unregistered roads available for public use; protection of national borders and control of border crossings; carrying out duties laid down in the regulations on aliens; protection of certain individuals, bodies, structures and locations, and protecting the secrecy of data of state bodies.

Police organisation

In accordance with the law, the Police is organised to perform duties on the national, regional and local levels. Duties are performed by the general police administration, police administration units and police stations. Police tasks at the regional level fall within the jurisdiction of individual police administration units, and those at local level within the jurisdiction of the police stations.

• The General Police Administration, headed by the Director-General of the Police, adopts guidelines, determines strategy and monitors the performance of police duties.
• The police administration units are headed by directors, who report to the Director-General of the Police.
• Police stations perform duties relating to general and transport safety, and to border security. Police stations are headed by Commanders, who report to the director of the relevant police administration.

Internal Affairs Inspectorate

Kersnikova 2, 1501 Ljubljana

Chief Inspector: Roman Klopčič

Phone: +386 (0)1 428 58 70

fax: +386 (0)1 428 58 71

e-mail: gp.mnz[@]gov.si

Internet: http://www.inz.gov.si/en/ http://www.inz.gov.si/ 

The Internal Affairs Inspectorate performs the tasks of inspection supervision of the implementation of regulations in the fields of private protection, detection activities, weapons, ammunition, explosives and administrative affairs relating to transportation.

Established by Government decree on 1 January 2004, it began formal operations on 15 February 2004. The Inspectorate is a body within the Ministry of the Interior, and performs tasks in the following areas:

• overseeing implementation of regulations in the area of private protection and detective work;
• overseeing implementation of regulations in the area of weapons and ammunition;
• overseeing implementation of regulations in the area of roadworthiness inspections of motor vehicles;
• overseeing implementation of regulations in the area of the system of public servants;
• administrative inspection.

The mission of the Ministry is to provide the highest possible level of security in the state, which is attained through preventive rather than repressive action of the law enforcement agencies. Aiming to implement both tasks, the Ministry of the Interior is responsible for public security and police, internal administrative affairs and migrations, pursuant to the State Administration Act.

The Ministry of the Interior, together with the Police and Internal Affairs Inspectorate as autonomous bodies within its framework, performs tasks defined by law in the following fields of activity:

• internal administrative affairs;
• tasks in the field of migration and integration
• police and security;
• the Police;
• the Inspectorate for Interior Affairs of the RS.
    

The Ministry is also responsible for the coordination of European affairs and international cooperation in the field of security.

Internal administrative affairs

The Internal Administrative Affairs Directorate performs duties in the following areas:

• enforces laws, regulations and general acts in the area of internal administrative affairs and migration;
• implements policies in the area of internal administrative affairs;
• monitors the situation in the area of internal administrative affairs, identifying relevant trends and new occurrences and taking appropriate measures;
• prepares draft laws and secondary legislation as well as delivers opinions on draft laws during interdepartmental harmonisation procedure;
• coordinates international and European cooperation in the areas of internal administrative affairs;
• cooperates with foreign diplomatic and consular representative offices, national and international institutions;
• participates in the work of EU and Council of Europe expert bodies;
• coordinates and guides the work of organisational units responsible for internal administrative affairs within administrative units;
• develops administrative information technology;
• operates and develops registers of Slovenia and an information society and executes the tasks defined by the E–Administration strategy and action plan;
• provides organisational, personnel, financial, administrative and technical support for the operation of the Directorate.

Migration and Integration

The Migration and Integration Directorate performs duties in the following areas:

• monitors the situation in the field of migration, international protection and integration of refugees and foreigners, identifies trends and takes appropriate measures;
• supervises the implementation of laws, regulations and general acts in the field of migration, international protection and integration of refugees and foreigners;
• implements policies in the field of migration, international protection and integration of refugees and foreigners, puts forward initiatives and proposals for formulating and implementing migration policies in the Republic of Slovenia;
• prepares draft laws and implementing regulations as well as opinions on draft laws in inter-departmental harmonisaton procedure;
• prepares expert bases for and engages in international and European cooperation in the field of migration, international protection and integration of refugees and foreigners;
• cooperates with diplomatic and consular representations of foreign countries and other domestic and international institutions;
• coordinates the tasks of a working group responsible for ensuring unified and organised cooperation in the area of migration and for preparing measures to implement principles and goals of the migration policy, adopted on the basis of the Aliens Act and Resolution on the Migration Policy of the Republic of Slovenia;
• participates in the work of EU and Council of Europe expert bodies;
  cooperates with international organisations operating in the area of migration, international protection and integration of refugees and foreigners (IOM, ICMPD, SE, UNHCR …);
• coordinates and guides the work of organisational units responsible for internal administrative affairs at administrative units in the area of migration and integration;
• provides organisational, personnel, financial, administrative and technical support for the operation of the Directorate and coordinates tasks in the field of information services with the Internal Administrative Affairs Directorate;
• prepares analytical, statistical and descriptive information;
• coordinates and performs activities of an intermediary body for the European Refugee Fund III and European Fund for the Integration of Third-Country Nationals.

 Guidance and oversight of the police

The Police and Security Directorate has the following responsibilities:

• guiding and supervising the police;
• preparing draft mandatory policies prescribed by the minister, and  preparing development, organisation, personnel and other basic policing guidelines in accordance with the existing rules;
• preparing systemic solutions in various fields of policing;
• preparing drafts of regulations and of other instruments and planning measures related to development, organisation, personnel and other basic policing guidelines, and preparing drafts of regulations on detective and private security activities and ski safety, which are proposed by the Ministry of the Interior;
• receiving, handling and solving complaints filed against police officers’ work and the Police systemic and normative activities in drafting laws, implementing regulations and other police-related regulations;
• conducting security vetting and issuing security clearances for access to classified information;
• preparing systemic solutions and contingency plans for the operation of the Ministry, the Police and the Internal Affairs Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia in a crisis situation, state of emergency and war, and in the field of civil protection, rescue and assistance;
• performing administrative tasks in the field of detective and private security activities and ski safety;
• keeping the register of private security licence holders, the register of personnel employed by private security companies and the register of ski patrollers in ski areas;
• cooperating with the Private Security Chamber and the Chamber of Detectives of the Republic of Slovenia on the development of detective and private security activities.

address: Štefanova 2, 1000 Ljubljana

phone: +386 1 428 40 00

fax: +386 1 251 43 30

e-mail: gp.mnz[@]gov.si

e-mail: ssj.mnz[@]gov.si

website: www.mnz.gov.si/en/ 

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