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The Police forces coordination stems from the increasingly
deep-felt need to rationalise the structural and operational capacity
of the individual police forces, optimising the use and distribution
of the respective resources and integrating the organisation and
implementation of the services through a common and systematic planning.
Responsible for the above-mentioned
tasks is the Office for Coordination and Planning of Police forces
(Section 6-12 of the Act No. 121 of 1 April 1981) which by law has
an important role to play in the implementation of the unbreakable
tasks relative to the security police. This confirms the importance
of coordination within the organisation of the public security administration.
In this context, the coordination
is guaranteed at institutional level by the Office for Coordination
and Planning of Police Forces. This multi-agency office can certainly
be seen as a Police forces "common house" both for its particular
"modus operandi" in close and direct connection with the headquarters
and directorates of the police forces, and its special position
within the public security administration.
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