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The presentation of the Minister for Justice is governed by the Agreement with the United Nations on the adoption of certain provisions of the Treaty establishing the Helsinki Criminal Policy Institute in the context of the United Nations, and Of 9 July 1982 on the application of (582/82) Pursuant to
The Helsinki Criminal Policy Institute, which operates within the framework of the United Nations, has a position as a contract director.
The Institute will have the posts of a specialist, a designer and an office manager. Within the limits of the revenue and expenditure estimate, the Institute may also have other permanent officials, as well as temporary staff and staff in contract.
In addition to the staff referred to above, the Institute may have ad hoc experts appointed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
The duties of the Director of the Institute are laid down in the Agreement between the Government of Finland and the United Nations on the establishment of the Helsinki Institute of Criminal Policy in the framework of the United Nations (Treaty Series 42/82) (hereinafter referred to as ' the Contract, Article 3 (B) (1).
The Director of the Institute shall be prevented from carrying out his or her duties, unless the Director is appointed by his or her office, the oldest specialist in office or, in the event of this being prevented, the oldest designer in office.
In the absence of the Director, there are no compelling reasons to decide on such a measure or to decide on a measure which may deviate from the principles previously respected by the Institute.
A higher education qualification and a good knowledge of criminal policy and criminological research are required from the director and specialist of the Institute. In addition, the Director of the Institute is required to be familiar with management and international cooperation in the field of the Institute's activities.
A qualified university degree shall be required from the designer, as well as a special knowledge of the language skills required for the Institute's industry planning or job management. (21.08.198712)
An institution other than a civil servant within the meaning of Article 4 shall possess the ability and ability required for the successful performance of its post.
The conditions for the eligibility of temporary officials and employees of the contract shall be valid for a permanent post equivalent to the conditions of eligibility.
The appointment of the Director of the Institute and other permanent officials is laid down in the Agreement with the United Nations on the establishment of a United Nations Institute for Criminal Policy in the United Nations And the Law amending the Law implementing the Agreement (10/87) .
The Director shall be appointed for a limited period of not more than three years. The position of the Director shall be filled in without declaring it.
The Ministry of Justice shall take over the contract staff of the specialised contractor and the designer, if the contract relationship is intended to last more than four months.
The Director of the Institute may, in the framework of the appropriations available, take temporary officials and staff members other than those referred to in paragraph 1.
The Director of the Institute shall be granted a maximum of three months by the Ministry of Justice and for a longer period of time by the State Council.
For a period of up to three months, and for a longer period of time, the Ministry of Justice shall be granted leave to the other official and to the employment contract staff for a period of three months. (21.08.198712)
Paragraph 9 has been repealed by A 21.08.198712 .
The Institute shall have the right to receive grants and donations intended to promote its purpose. They are kept separate accounts.
The Advisory Board referred to in Article 3 (A) (1) of the Agreement may elect one or more Vice-Chairmen from among its members.
A quorum shall exist when, in addition to the chair of the meeting, at least one member appointed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations and two members of the Council of Ministers are present.
The Advisory Board may, by virtue of its management rule, be divided into sections for the preparation of matters forming part of the Advisory Board.
The remuneration, the daily allowance and the meeting fee to be paid to a Finnish member of a Finnish member of the Advisory Board and to the Finnish Institute's staff shall be valid, as provided for in the State Committees. The meeting fee shall, however, be carried out irrespective of the date of the meeting, irrespective of the size of the meetings held outside the service period.
The remuneration and remuneration of travel expenses incurred by the President of the Advisory Board, a foreign member and an expert shall be determined by the Institute.
The Ministry of Justice shall submit an action plan, an annual report and a draft statement of revenue and expenditure of the Institute referred to in Article 3 (B) (1) of the Agreement to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the United Nations Secretariat, For transmission.
The functioning and administration of the Institute may be subject to more detailed provisions in the management code which the Ministry of Justice confirms on a proposal from the Director of the Institute.
Paragraph 15 has been repealed by A 23.11.2000/988 .
Article 16 has been repealed by A 21.08.198712 .
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 September 1982.
Before the entry into force of this Regulation, the necessary measures may be taken to initiate the Institute's activities.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1988, however, that Article 1 (1) and (3) and Article 6 (2) of the Regulation shall enter into force on 1 October 1987.
Before the entry into force of this Regulation, measures may be taken to fill the post of Director of the Institute.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 December 2000.
