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Regulation Of The Council Of State Attorney Office

Original Language Title: Valtioneuvoston asetus oikeuskanslerinvirastosta

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Government Decree on the Legal Chancellery

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In accordance with the decision of the Council of State, which has been presented by the Ministry of Justice, the law of the Council of Ministers of 25 February 2000 (193/2000) Pursuant to paragraph 2:

ARTICLE 1
Tasks of the Chancellor of Justice

The tasks of the Office of the Chancellor of Justice are laid down in the Law on the Chancellor of Justice (193/2000) .

ARTICLE 2
Organisation

The Chancellor of Justice has the Department of Public Affairs, the Judgment Directorate and the Administrative Department.

The Chancellor of Justice determines the placement of officials in departments and units.

ARTICLE 3
Rules of procedure

The Rules of Procedure of the Office of the Chancellery provide for the management and management of the Office, the functions and the structure of the departments and the administrative service, the duties and the deputies of the officials, preparation and resolution of cases and, where appropriate, For other administrative matters relating to the Agency.

The Chancellor of Justice confirms the Rules of Procedure.

§ 4 (15/05/12/98)
Officials

The Office of the Chancellor of Justice has a Chief of Staff, rapporteur advice, head of department, rapporteur advice, negotiating officials, senior legal secretaries, legal secretaries and rapporteurs.

There may also be other officials in the Agency.

In the Agency, the subjects referred to in paragraph 1 and the officials assigned to this task by the Chancellor of Justice shall be presented separately.

With A 1298/2015 Article 4 enters into force on 1 January 2016. The previous wording reads:

§ 4
Officials

The Office of the Chancellor of Justice has a Chief of Staff, rapporteur advice, head of department, rapporteur advice, negotiating officials, senior legal secretaries, younger legal chancellors and rapporteurs.

The Agency may also have information designers, staff secretary and department staff and other officials. In addition, the Agency may be accompanied by other staff and experts appointed for a special purpose.

In the Agency, the subjects referred to in paragraph 1 and the officials assigned to this task by the Chancellor of Justice shall be presented separately.

§ 5 (15/05/12/98)
Eligibility criteria for officials

The qualification requirement shall be:

(1) the Chief of Staff with a higher degree of law in law than the master's degree in international law and comparative law, experience of the duties of a judge or good knowledge of management activities, as well as in practice the proven management skills; and Management experience;

2) by the rapporteur, Head of Division, other higher education qualification in law than in the Master's degree in international and comparative law, experience in the duties of a judge or good familiarity with management activities and, in practice, Management skills;

(3) the rapporteur, the negotiator, the senior legal secretary and the legal secretary-general, other than the master's degree in tertiary and comparative law, and the degree of experience; The duties of the Judge or of good familiarity with management activities;

(4) a master's degree in law, other than a master's degree in international and comparative law;

(5) a higher education qualification or any other training required for the task referred to in paragraphs 1 to 4.

With A 1298/2015 Article 5 shall enter into force on 1 January 2016. The previous wording reads:

§ 5
Eligibility criteria for officials

The qualification requirement shall be:

(1) Bachelor's degree in law degree, experience with the duties of a judge, or good knowledge of management activities and, in practice, managerial skills and management experience;

(2) the rapporteur, Head of Division, Master's degree in law, experience in the duties of a judge, or good knowledge of management activities, as well as the practice of management;

(3) a rapporteur, a consultative officer, and a senior and younger legal officer, a degree in law degree and experience with the duties of a judge or a good degree of familiarity with management activities;

(4) a Master's degree in law in law;

(5) a higher education qualification or other training required for this purpose.

ARTICLE 6
Appointment of officials

The Attorney General's Office shall be appointed by officials of the Office of Justice. The appointment of the Permanent Secretary shall be laid down separately.

The legal chancellor shall be appointed by the competent authority. However, for more than one year, the Secretary of State is appointed by the Council of State.

§ 7
Civil freedom

The Chancellor of Justice shall grant leave of leave to officials referred to in Article 4 (3).

The Secretary of State shall grant more than one year of non-governmental civil service law (18/04/1994) Or the Council of State for the Freedom of the Civil Service.

Other officials shall be granted leave of office for a maximum period of three months from the Chief of Staff and the Chancellor of Justice for a longer period.

§ 8
Settlement of cases

The Chancellor of Justice shall decide the matters to be decided by the Office of the Chancellor of Justice, unless the Rules of Procedure of the Office have been entrusted to the Office of the Office. The decision to exercise the power of decision in matters relating to the office of the Attorney General is governed by the law of the Chancellor of the State.

The Chancellor of Justice may reserve the power to decide on a matter which the official would otherwise have to solve. The same right is granted in an individual case by the Chief of Staff and the Head of Department in a case which belongs to an official who works for him.

§ 9 (15/05/12/98)
Presentation

Cases before the Chancellor of Justice shall be dealt with, unless the Chancellor of Justice decides otherwise. Where appropriate, the Rules of Procedure may provide for other matters to be resolved.

If the rapporteur's opinion differs from that of the decision, he shall have the right to give his opinion.

With A 1298/2015 Article 9 enters into force on 1 January 2016. The previous wording reads:

§ 9
Presentation

Cases before the Chancellor of Justice shall be dealt with, unless the Chancellor of Justice decides otherwise. Where appropriate, the Rules of Procedure may provide for other matters to be resolved.

If the rapporteur's opinion differs from the decision in the present case, he shall have the right to give his opinion on the file.

ARTICLE 10
Remuneration of Deputy Attorney General

The Deputy Attorney General shall be paid a remuneration for the period in which he or she carries out the duties of the Assistant Attorney General on the same basis as the Deputy Attorney General.

ARTICLE 11
Entry into force

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 March 2000.

This Regulation repeals the Regulation of 7 November 1997 on the Office of the Chancellor of Justice (984/1997) .

Entry into force and application of amending acts:

511.2015/1298:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2016.