julija 1998, je slovenska policija postala organ v sestavi Ministrstva za notranje zadeve Republike Slovenije. Through the Law on Police, which took effect on 18 July, 1998, the police service became a body within the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Slovenia. Postala je moderna in po evropskih merilih oblikovana policijska organizacija, ki je sposobna učinkovito odgovoriti na izzive sodobn
ega življenja in zagotoviti visoko stopnjo varnosti. Policija je pridobila samostojnost, pri čemer ministrstvo določa razvojne, organizacijske, kadrovske in druge temeljne usmeritve za njeno delo, skrbi za njeno finančno poslovanje in investicije ter koordinira in usklajuje policijski informacijski in telekomunikacijski sistem s sistemi drugih državnih organov. Ministrstvo pa tudi usmerja in nadzira izvajanje nalog policije. The police has truly gained its independence, however, the Ministry will continue to define the developmental, organisational, personnel and other basic orientations for its work, take care of its financial management and investments as well as co-ordinate and harmonise the police information and telecommunication systems with the systems of other state bodies. The Ministry will also direct and monitor the performance of police tasks. The goal of this reorganisation is a modern police organisation in line with European standards, able to efficiently respond to the challenges of modern life and ensure a high safety level. Therefore, this rationalisation of the police organisation makes it even more flexible and citizen-friendly. Namen nastopa slovenske policije na Facebooku je informiranje državljanov o našem delu in poglobitev dialoga med policijo in državljani Republike Slovenije ter spodbujanje razprave o delu policije. The purpose of the Slovenian Police page is to inform citizens about our work, to deepen the dialogue between the police and the citizens of the Republic of Slovenia and to promote a debate on policing. Trudili se bomo odgovoriti na vaša vprašanja in komentarje v razumnem času, a ne moremo zagotoviti, da bo vsak komentar deležen odziva. We will do our best to respond to your questions and comments within a reasonable time, but we are unable to guarantee that every comment will be responded to. Policija ne more prevzeti nikakršne odgovornosti za objave in komentarje uporabnikov, ki so z uporabo družbenega omrežja Facebook sprejeli Pogoje uporabe: https://www.facebook.com/policies_center/
The police cannot accept any responsibility for posts and comments made by users who have accepted the Facebook Terms of Use: https://www.facebook.com/policies_center/
Želimo, da je Facebook stran Slovenske policije prostor participacije državljanov, ne glede na njihova prepričanja in osebne okoliščine. Z namenom spodbujanja ustvarjalne in konstruktivne razprave ter izmenjave mnenj, v kateri se nihče ne bo počutil izključenega oziroma osebno prizadetega, vas prosimo, da se izogibate objavi poniževalnih ali žaljivih vsebin ter spodbujanju kakršnekoli oblike nestrpnosti ali diskriminacije. The Slovenian Police page is open for citizens to participate, regardless of their beliefs and personal circumstances. In order to foster creative and constructive debate and exchange of views where no one feels excluded or offended, please do not post any derogatory or offensive content or promote any form of intolerance or discrimination. Prav tako ne objavljajte vsebin, ki predstavljajo kršitev avtorskih pravic ali vključujejo oglasno sporočilo ter ne objavljajte velikega števila ponavljajočih oziroma nesmiselnih objav v zelo kratkem času (spam). Also, please do not post content that constitutes copyright infringement or includes advertisements, or a large number of repetitive or meaningless messages (spam). Pridržujemo si pravico brisanja objav in blokiranja uporabnikov, ki bodo vztrajno kršili postavljena pravila. We reserve the right to delete the posts and block users repeatedly violating the rules. Skrbnik Facebook strani je Slovenska policija. The administrator of this page is the Slovenian police force.
