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The Law On The Replacement Of Certain Police-Apukustannusten

Original Language Title: Laki eräiden poliisin virka-apukustannusten korvaamisesta

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Law on compensation for the service costs of certain police officers

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In accordance with the decision of the Parliament:

ARTICLE 1

When the police are required to provide administrative assistance to the municipal community or its institution for the purpose of carrying out a coercive measure against a person, the costs incurred by the police for their administrative assistance shall be reimbursed by state resources, In the territory of the police district, however, as expressly provided for or prescribed.

A municipal colony means the municipality, the union and the rest of the municipality.

ARTICLE 2

When the police provide assistance to a private institution recognised as a public service provider for the purpose of carrying out a coercive measure against a person in their own police district, the costs incurred by the State shall be reimbursed, As expressly provided for or prescribed.

ARTICLE 3

In the case of costs arising from the provision of official assistance to the police department in the area of the police district, the costs of the police department are to be respected.

§ 4

Where the police are obliged to travel outside their own police precinct within the meaning of Article 2, the costs incurred by the provincial government for the provision of official assistance shall be reimbursed where official assistance is provided:

(1) for the purpose of carrying out the requested measure;

(2) the return of an unauthorised person from the institution to the institution;

(3) for the transport of a person held in a plant from one establishment to another if the transport was caused by the order of the State authority; and

4) to transport a tramp and an alcoholic.

If the police are otherwise obliged to assist in the assistance referred to in Article 2, they shall be reimbursed by the institution requesting assistance in accordance with the invoice approved by the police officer concerned, which shall: In accordance with the law, reimbursement of travel expenses and daily allowances.

If there is disagreement over the reimbursement of costs, it is necessary to bring the matter to the provincial government of the county where the police officer who issued the official assistance. The decision of the Board of Directors shall not be amended.

§ 5

When providing the necessary assistance, the means of travel shall be used which, in view of the total cost, is the cheapest, provided that the purpose or specific reasons for the assistance are not otherwise required.

In the case of an injured person, the costs incurred shall be considered only for carriage and for the necessary meals and for the accommodation of the police.

ARTICLE 6

When the official assistance has been unduly requested or the request has not been duly withdrawn, the applicant shall reimburse the post-aid costs to the State. The case shall be settled by the provincial government, whose decision shall be final.

§ 7

If the service costs are to be paid out of state resources, the police have the right to obtain an advance payment from the Government of the County Administrative Board. Otherwise, at the request of the police, the applicant shall be obliged, if it is not delayed, to make an advance payment.

In the case referred to in Article 4 (3), the Board of Directors shall pay the police service costs. If, according to a decision of the Board of Directors, these costs are not to the detriment of the State, the provincial government must ensure that they are recovered.

§ 8

More detailed provisions on the application of this law shall be adopted, where appropriate, by a regulation.


This Act shall enter into force on 1 July 1956.