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In accordance with the decision of the Parliament:
Under the police department, there's a Police College. This school belongs to the Ministry of the Interior.
The task of the Police College is to:
(1) to provide, in the field of internal security, higher education, based on research and cultural provision, on professional and managerial positions, as well as support for the professional growth of the individual and promote lifelong learning;
(2) pursue applied research and development in the service of the planning and development of police and internal security and the teaching of the Police College.
In the performance of its tasks, the Police College will cooperate with the national and international stakeholders of the police.
The training role of the Police College is laid down in greater detail by a Council regulation.
The Police Government and the Police College agree on the objectives and monitoring of the activities of the Police College for Education, Research and Development, for years at a time.
The College of Police College should evaluate and continuously develop its activities and quality systems. The College of Police College shall also be regularly involved in the external evaluation of its activities and its quality system and shall make public the results of the evaluation.
The internal administration of the Police College is managed by the government and the principal.
The Board of Directors is chaired by the principal. In addition to the President, there are twelve members, four of whom represent the staff of the Police College, four of whom are represented in the training courses leading to a vocational qualification and a higher vocational qualification Students and four members represent the internal security authorities and the communities active in the sector.
The members of the Board of Directors and their alternates shall be suspended by the police.
The Board's term of office shall be three years.
It is the government's task to develop the Police College's activities.
In addition, the Board of Directors shall:
(1) approve the Police College Statute, the rule of law and the rule of law;
(2) approve curricula for studies leading to a vocational qualification and a higher vocational degree;
(3) treat and settle the examination and settlement requirements of the Police College;
(4) set the qualifications committee for the Police College;
5) to address and resolve the other issues which are to be dealt with and resolved by the Government of the Police College.
The Home Office shall appoint the principal.
The appointment of the principal is regulated by a decree of the Government.
The principal's job is to run the Police College.
In addition, it is the principal task of the principal to address and resolve the matters relating to the internal administration of the Police College, which are not provided for or prescribed by the Board of Directors, or which are not covered by the Police College A statute for other officials of the Police College of Police officers to be dealt with and resolved.
There's a statute for a police college.
Provisions may be laid down in the Police College's Statute:
1) organisation of the Police College;
2) the decision-making process of the Government;
(3) the matters referred to in Article 7 (2) (5);
4) On matters to be dealt with and resolved by officials of the Police College.
The College of Police College has an examination board for examination of requests for correction of credits or good reading.
The composition of the Qualifications Board is regulated by a decree of the Government.
The Ministry of the Interior places a delegation to the Police College with the task of assisting the School of Higher Education to design and develop their activities and to assess the changes in the working environment of the Polytechnic and their impact.
The composition of the delegation is regulated by a Council regulation.
In the field of internal security, the College of Police Academy provides for higher education and vocational training and other forms of training. Part of the teaching qualification can be organised as an exercise in the services of the internal security authorities.
In the field of internal security, the Police College may:
1) vocational higher education qualifications, which are university degrees;
2) higher vocational higher education qualifications, which are higher education qualifications.
The status of qualifications in the system of higher education diplomas is laid down by a Council regulation.
The scope of the training courses leading to a vocational education qualification is at least 180 credits and not more than 240 credits. The scope of the training courses leading to a higher vocational education qualification is at least 60 credits and a maximum of 120 credits.
Examination of qualifications, qualifications, qualifications, study structure and other studies in the Police College is governed by the decree of the Council of State, and is governed by it by the Police College The degree of investigation.
The College of Police College decides on the curriculum of qualifications. The College of Police College shall organise the teaching of qualifications in such a way as to enable a full-time student to complete a vocational qualification or a university degree in a period corresponding to its scope.
In carrying out the duties referred to in Article 2, the Police College shall have the freedom of education and research. Education and research shall comply with the provisions adopted and the objectives referred to in Article 3.
The teaching and qualifications languages of the Police College are Finnish and Swedish.
In accordance with the decision of the Polytechnic University College, languages other than Finnish or Swedish may be used in teaching and diploma languages.
The teaching of the Police College is public, unless the law on public authorities' activities (18/09/1999) -subject. In addition, the Polytechnic University may limit access to education in order to ensure training security, because of the limitations of teaching facilities or for any other legitimate reason.
The teaching of a university degree and a higher vocational qualification is free of charge for the student. Selection and suitability tests for studies leading to qualifications are free of charge for students.
The College of Police College may organise a university degree in university education in such a way that the State of Finland, the other State, the international organisation, the Finnish or foreign public body, the Foundation or the Private community.
The order training cannot be organised for nationals of countries belonging to the European Economic Area or to those who, according to an agreement concluded between the European Union and its Member States, are treated as nationals of the European Union, and The family members mentioned above. In addition, training courses cannot be organised for those who have a foreign law (2003) A European Union Blue Card, a permanent or permanent residence permit or a long-term residence permit of a third-country national, and not the family members mentioned above. The definition of a family member shall be governed by the law on aliens.
The provisions of Articles 22, 23, 26, 27, 31 to 40 and 45 to 48 of this Act shall apply to students taking part in the training courses.
The police authorities confirm the number of qualified students for the years to come.
The studies leading to a university degree may be taken as a student by a person who has completed:
1) Law on the organisation of the baccalaureate (2006) The number of degrees or high school degrees;
(2) at least a three-year professional qualification or an equivalent previous qualification;
(3) as provided for in the Law on Vocational Training (1998) An initial vocational qualification, a professional qualification or a specialised qualification or an equivalent qualification;
(4) qualification of police officers in accordance with the provisions previously in force, a degree in police officers, a degree in police officers, a degree or a police officer's degree; or
(5) a foreign education which, in the country concerned, is eligible for higher education.
The studies leading to a higher vocational education qualification may be taken as a student by a person who has completed a qualified university degree or other qualified university degree and who has at least three years' professional experience. From the relevant area after completion of the examination. A police officer's degree, a police officer's degree, a police officer's degree, a law degree or a police officer's degree, which has since passed a suitable degree of tertiary education, may be The professional experience required for the post-graduate work experience to be accepted by the police.
In the event of a vocational qualification or a higher degree of professional qualification in the police, (872/2011) , may be taken as a student by a person who, in addition to the eligibility provided for in Articles 22 or 23 of this Act, shall:
(1) Finnish national;
2) suitable for the position of the police officer;
(3) honest and reliable;
4) obtained a category B entitlement.
The State Council Regulation provides for the state of health and integrity and integrity of the student to be taken into account.
The decision on the choice of students is conditional on the application of the Law on Security Studies (177/2002) The safety report.
As a student, the applicant for a vocational degree or higher vocational degree, as referred to in Article 24, must provide information on the health status necessary for the assessment of the student's admission to the Police College; and Take part in the health check and drug testing carried out by a healthcare professional from the Police College. The College of Police College shall bear the costs of health check and drug testing.
The drug test will determine whether or not a student has used a drug law (373/2008), For non-medical purposes referred to in paragraph 1 (5). If necessary, the health check will determine whether the ability to act as a student has been weakened by the medical use of drugs.
A healthcare professional may give a written conclusion to the Police College about the suitability of the student to be in a state of health. The result of the drug testing is included in the health-related conclusion.
The College of Police College decides on the basis for student selection. In the course of studies leading to qualifications, students can be divided into different categories based on different levels of education. Uniform selection criteria must be applied to students wishing to participate in the same group.
The choice and aptitude test may be used to justify the choice of students.
The College of Police Academy decides to accept a student. The notification of the outcome of the student election is laid down by a decree of the Government.
Within the time limit laid down in the declaration of approval of the College of Police College, the approved student must inform the Police College of the receipt of a study.
A student who has not, as provided for in Article 28, informed of the receipt of a place of study, has lost his place of study.
A student who has announced that he is taking up a place of study will have to register as a student at the Police College, as prescribed by the Polytechnic University.
Every school year, a student has to register in a manner prescribed by the Polytechnic University in order to be present or absent. The College of Police College may, for a justified reason, accept the presence or absence of registration for a shorter period of time and a change in the attendance or absence declaration. The student may be absent for a total period of two years on the basis of a notice of absence.
The student has the right to carry out the studies leading to the degree of university degree or to a higher vocational degree, in accordance with the curricula and the criteria laid down by the College of Police College.
A full-time student shall carry out the studies referred to in paragraph 1 up to a maximum of one year in a period corresponding to their scale. This maximum time does not include the time for which the student has been absent:
1), on the basis of a notice of absence;
2) due to the suspension of their studies; or
3) due to temporary suspension.
The criteria for the maximum duration of studies referred to in paragraph 1 shall be laid down in the Police Professional Qualification Code.
A student who has not registered in the manner provided for in Article 30 shall lose his right to study.
Students who have not completed their studies within the period prescribed in Article 31 (2) or within the period prescribed in Article 31 (2) shall lose their right to study, unless the Police College, for special reason, grants him more time to complete his studies. Completion.
In particular, the College of Police College may, on application by a student, restore the right to study, which has been lost by a student for a reason as referred to in Article 32.
The student must apply for reimbursement in writing within one year of the receipt by the student of the university's notice of the loss of the right to study.
The student has the right to be informed of the assessment of his credit assessment and of the application of the criteria to his study of the teacher who has carried out the assessment. The student has the right to be informed of the grounds for a decision on the exploitation of his studies.
The student who is dissatisfied with the assessment of his study or study of his studies may ask for a correction in writing from the teacher who has completed the evaluation or from a case of study exploitation. The request for adjustment shall be made within 14 days of the date on which the student has had the opportunity to obtain the results of the evaluation and the application of the criteria or the criteria for the exploitation of studies. The teacher must make a written decision to the student.
A student who is dissatisfied with the decision referred to in paragraph 2 may apply in writing to the examination board of the Polytechnic University College in writing within 14 days of the receipt of the decision.
The student is entitled to a safe study environment.
The Police College has a rule of law that promotes the internal order of the school, the smooth flow of education and the comfort of the educational environment.
The provisions of the Arrangement may lay down the provisions necessary for the practical arrangements, the proper behaviour, the use of force, the handling of the property of the Police College and the right of residence, as provided for in paragraphs 1 and 2. The movement of the school premises and the area.
In order to maintain security of education, the College of Police College may make participation in education or training conditional on the presence of alcohol or other intoxicable substances taken by the staff of the Police College. If there are reasonable grounds to suspect that a student participates in education or training, or if there is a question of education or training, in which the presence of a person who is intoxicated would pose a particular risk to the spirit or Health. A staff member of the Police College may prevent the student from attending the school if the examination shows that the student is under the influence of alcohol or any other narcotic, or if the student refuses the test.
There is a student body at the Police College, which may include students in training leading to the qualification of the Police College. The student body may also have the support of the student body as specified in the student body's rules.
The role of the student council is to propose to the Police College the College of Police College to be a representative of students, to take part in the other activities of the College of Police and to act as a link between their members and to promote their Social, social, mental, educational and student status in society. In the course of their duties, the student body must help prepare students for active, informed and critical citizenship.
Expenditure resulting from the performance of the duties of the student body shall be made available on the assets and activities of the student body and on the basis of the membership fees which the student body has the right to impose on its members.
The College of Police College has self-government. The student body's administration is regulated in more detail in the student body's statutes. Otherwise, the activities of the student body shall be subject to the following: (103/1989) Provides for a registered association.
The College of Police College may cancel the student's right of study if the student:
(1) lose Finnish citizenship;
(2) is no longer suitable for the position of the police officer or refuses to take part in the health check necessary to establish the state of health of the Police College;
(3) the penalty for an intentional offence, the nature and seriousness of which demonstrate that the student is unfit for police or internal security or to participate in the education or training of the Police College; and The judgment is final; or
4) constitutes a serious threat to security under the law of the Police College of Police College, as referred to in Article 35.
The right to study may be revoked on the basis of paragraph 1 (1) or (2) only if the student is in the training referred to in Article 24.
The right to study may be withdrawn on the basis of paragraph 1 (2) only if the student's health status is assessed as permanent or long-term.
The right of study may be revoked on the basis of paragraph 1 (4) only if disciplinary action cannot be considered as an adequate sanction.
The College of Police College may suspend the student's studies if:
(1) there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that the student's right to study may be withdrawn on the grounds set out in Article 37; or
2) the student is suspected of having committed a crime within the meaning of Article 37 (1) (3), and there are very probable cause for suspicion.
A suspension decision shall be taken for a limited period of time, not more than one year at a time.
The student who is in the training referred to in Article 24 may order the examinations and studies carried out by a qualified health professional in order to establish the state of health if there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that the student is no longer The right one for the police. The College of Police College is responsible for the costs of inspections and investigations.
Notwithstanding the secrecy provisions of the Police College, the Police College shall have the right to receive a written statement from a qualified medical practitioner for the purposes of the examination of the right to study, stating that: An examination or study has been carried out for the student in order to determine the state of health and, on the basis of an examination or study, an assessment of the student's ability and fitness to be a police officer.
The Police College shall, notwithstanding the provisions of confidentiality, have the right to obtain the information required by the criminal investigation authorities, the District Attorney and the Court of Justice for the withdrawal of the right of study or the suspension of study.
The College of Police College may issue a written warning to the student or dismiss the student for a maximum period of one year if the student is:
(1) infringed the provisions of the order of law;
(2) acted fraudulently; or
(3) behaved inappropriately during the training referred to in Article 24, which is likely to undermine confidence in the proper management of the functions of the police.
The teachers of the Polytechnic University are in a relationship with the state. Teachers are teachers and lecturers, as well as teachers in teaching posts, Commissioners, police officers and senior officers.
In addition to teachers, there may be trainers and lecturers at the Police College.
The qualifications and duties of teachers in the Police College are laid down by a decree of the Council.
The College of Police College appoints its staff with the exception of the principal.
The name of the Police College may be used only from the professional college referred to in this Act.
The master's degree in vocational education and training carried out in the College of Police College may not be used for any other examination carried out.
As regards the suspension of the studies, the withdrawal of the right to study, the suspension of a period of time and a written warning to the student, the principal shall be decided by the principal, unless the examination of the case and the decision by the Police College is not appropriate. Assigned to another official of the Police College of Police.
The decision of the Police College concerning the admission of a student, the restoration of the right to study, the suspension of study, the withdrawal of the right to study, suspension or written warning may be applied for From the National Police College, as in the Administrative Act (2003) Provides.
The decision to amend the requirement of amendment may be appealed against by the administrative court, as in the case of administrative law (18/06/1996) Provides. The decision of the Administrative Court on the withdrawal of the right to study shall not be subject to appeal by the appeal to the Supreme Administrative Court only if the Supreme Administrative Court grants an appeal.
The decision of the College of Police College shall not be subject to appeal.
The decision of the Board of Directors of the Police College for the Adoption of the Statute, Rule of Law, of the Rules of Procedure, of the curriculum or of the selection criteria shall not be subject to appeal.
The decision to withdraw the right to study and to suspend the study may be implemented in spite of appeals, unless the government or administrative law of the Polytechnic University does not prohibit enforcement.
A student of the Police College shall wear a police uniform when he/she takes part in a training course if he or she carries out a professional qualification as referred to in Article 24.
In accordance with the decision of the University of Police College, students and foreign police officers who are police officers and police officers can use a police officer's uniform. Foreign police officers can also wear uniforms from their own country.
The College of Police College must inform students about when, in the context of education, information on the authority's activities under the law or other law of the law is to be considered.
During the course of or after training, a student of the Polytechnic University of Police College shall not disclose or use unlawfully informed information within the meaning of paragraph 1.
The Police College is entitled to deal with the student body, the disciplinary, the suspension of the study and the cancellation of the right to study (523/1999) The sensitive personal data referred to in paragraphs 3 and 4. However, the information on the health of the student must not be dealt with in the case of the disciplinary proceedings.
The College of Police College shall keep sensitive information separately from other personal data. Sensitive information shall be deleted from the register immediately when there is no longer any basis for the exercise of the statutory tasks, but no later than six years after the entry of the data in the register.
The College of Police College shall define those officials who have the right to deal with the sensitive information referred to in paragraph 1.
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2014.
This law repeals the law on police training (1920/2005) (hereinafter ' the Repealed law .
The Police College, as referred to in the repealed Law, is transformed into a police college for the purposes of this law. Transferring staff shall retain their rights and obligations in relation to the previous employment relationship.
Without the consent of the person concerned, the position of a teacher moving to a police college shall be converted into a lecturer, a lieutenant, a sergeant or a senior officer if he fulfils the eligibility criteria laid down in the post.
At the time of entry into force of this Act, the undergraduate students of the police will be allowed to continue their studies and carry out the basic police qualification at the time of entry into force of this Act until 31 December 2016.
Without prejudice to the provisions of Article 22, if the student has not completed a police undergraduate degree within the period laid down in the first subparagraph, he may move from the provisions of Article 22 to a university degree leading to the post of police officer.
At the time of entry into force of this Act, the police undergraduate students may continue their studies and carry out the law on police officers at the time of entry into force of this Act, in accordance with the provisions in force until 30 June 2015.
If a student has not completed a police examination within the time limit laid down in the first subparagraph, he or she may transfer to professional specialisation studies to be carried out on behalf of the supervisory authority, without completing the vocational training qualifications referred to in Article 22.
Upon the entry into force of this Act, the law of the police officers shall be allowed to continue his studies and to complete the police officer's examination in accordance with the provisions and regulations in force at the time of entry into force of this Act until 31 December 2017.
THEY 64/2013 , HaVM 23/2013, EV 223/2013
