Savings allocated to Ministry of the Interior’s branch of government do not endanger internal security
17.4.2024 16.47
Prime Minister Petteri Orpo’s Government agreed on the General Government Fiscal Plan for 2025–2028 on 16 April 2024. According to the plan, the level of appropriations for the Ministry of the Interior’s branch of government will decrease each year. The decrease in the spending limits of the Ministry of the Interior is due to the elimination of one-off increases, a decrease in reception expenditure and the savings allocated to the branch of government.
Eight applications received for post of National Police Commissioner
10.4.2024 15.21
A total of 8 candidates applied for the post of National Police Commissioner at the National Police Board by the deadline. The post will be filled for a maximum term of five years, starting on 1 September 2024. The National Police Commissioner is appointed by a government plenary session.
Government proposes additional funding for border security
21.3.2024 13.49
In the first supplementary budget for 2024, the Government proposes over EUR 91 million in additional funding for the administrative branch of the Ministry of the Interior. Of this sum, EUR 86.174 million will be allocated to the Border Guard, EUR 2 million to the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service and EUR 3 million for the further development of the security authorities’ Multi-Agency Field Commanding System (KEJO).
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Savings allocated to Ministry of the Interior’s branch of government do not endanger internal security
Press release
17.4.2024 16.47
Eight applications received for post of National Police Commissioner
Press release
10.4.2024 15.21
Government proposes additional funding for border security
Press release
21.3.2024 13.49
Juha Martelius appointed Director of the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service
Press release
14.3.2024 13.24
Commission to step up fight against people smuggling and trafficking
Press release
25.1.2024 14.02
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