Реструктурирање полиције

28.10.2004

PRC Declaration signed
Police Restructuring Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina met today in Brussels with senior officials of the European Union, High Representative for Common Foreign and Security Policy, Javier Solana and European Commissioner for External Affairs, Chris Patten. During the meetings, the Police Restructuring Commission presented the Institutions of th [...]
26.10.2004

OHR’s Statement at the International Agency’s Joint Press Conference
Many statements have been made recently with regard the work of the Police Restructuring Commission - the PRC - but let me clarify the facts. The High Representative in July gave the PRC until the end of the year to identify the operational, financial, constitutional and legislative issues that may at present stand in the way of creating a single [...]
12.10.2004

Clear Public Support for More Effective Law Enforcement
At a roundtable held today in Sarajevo entitled “Police as a Service to the Community”, the Chairman of the Police Restructuring Commission, Wilfred Martens invited representatives of BiH non-governmental organisations and law enforcement experts to assess the way in which Law Enforcement agencies interact with the communities they serve.
05.07.2004

Decision Establishing the Police Restructuring Commission
In the exercise of the powers vested in the High Representative by Article V of Annex 10 (Agreement on Civilian Implementation of the Peace Settlement) to the General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to which the High Representative is the final authority in theatre regarding interpretation of the said Agreement on [...]
02.07.2004

Press Conference: High Representative To Give Police Restructuring Commission Its Mandate
The goal of this Commission is clear: to help BiH put in place a police structure that will be effective, efficient, and enforce the rule of law. Let me be blunt. At the moment, organised crime has the upper hand in this country. BiH’s police forces are divided, over-staffed, under-resourced, and can’t even operate across the IEBL; however, BiH’s [...]