Area: Delovno pravno
Competent authority: MNZ
EZU URL: .nan
Initiative ID: 973
Initiative accepted and completed: '2019-09-25'
Initiative classified in EZU: .nan
Initiative forwarded in response: '2019-09-06'
Initiative published: '2019-09-06'
Initiative submitted: '2019-09-06'
Response from the competent authority: Reply from the Ministry of the Interior:According
  to the above-mentioned law, the planning of technical security systems is the preparation
  of technical documentation projects intended for the implementation of the protection
  of buildings with technical security systems. These are projects for the implementation
  of installations for the protection of buildings, areas or premises (studies, conceptual
  solutions, projects for tendering, obtaining a building permit, plans and sketches
  for the execution of works and implementation works).This work is carried out by
  a certified engineer of security systems, who must fulfil both the conditions under
  the Act on Security Systems and the conditions under the Act on the Construction
  of Buildings. The latter also means, among other things, that he must have a design
  authorisation, which is laid down as a condition for obtaining the national professional
  qualification of chartered security systems engineer in the catalogue of professional
  skills you mentioned. However, as you yourself state, a higher level of education
  (higher professional or university degree) is required to obtain this authorisation.However,
  since the chartered security systems engineer is the professional standard with
  the highest level of complexity among the professional qualifications in the field
  of private security (i.e. level VI), the licence to design technical security systems
  does not require the employment of a security manager to exercise permanent supervision
  over the legality and professionalism of the work of the chartered security systems
  engineers, but rather, because of the high level of expertise acquired under the
  current provisions, the chartered security systems engineer himself carries out
  this supervision.On the basis of the above, we consider that the current provisions
  of the Law on Security Systems and Security Systems, which refer to the certified
  security systems engineer and the conditions to be fulfilled by him/her, are appropriate,
  and we will reconsider your initiative in the event of any future amendments in
  this area.With regard to your proposal to amend point 2.2. of the Catalogue of Professional
  Skills No 7723015021, we would like to inform you that it is not the responsibility
  of the Ministry of the Interior to prepare and adopt catalogues of professional
  skills standards. In relation to the proposed amendment, we would like to draw your
  attention to a concern we have about the proposed requirement of eight years of
  work experience with a holder of a licence to design technical security systems
  (and to submit at least five technical documentation projects for the implementation
  of technical security systems), namely that gaining work experience with a holder
  of a licence to design technical security systems (and to submit technical documentation
  projects for the implementation of technical security systems) could pose a significant
  practical difficulty for a person who is not yet a chartered security systems engineer.
Text file: 973.txt
Title: Amendments to the Private Security Act
URL: https://www.stopbirokraciji.gov.si/pobuda/?st=973
