Activity of the duty units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. On the organization of the activities of the duty units of the system of internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation

Appendix No. 1 to the Manual on organizing the activities of the duty units of the system of internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation

EXAMPLE LIST

premises and equipment of the duty section

I. The premises of the duty unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Main Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, the Internal Affairs Directorate of cities with regional divisions, the Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate (OVD) GUVDRO SOB Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia

1. Hall of the operational duty officer.

2. Operational control room.

3. The office of the chief of the duty unit.

4. Office of the shift supervisor (senior duty shift).

5. Room for storing security equipment, communications, operational and forensic equipment.

6. Room for storing weapons, ammunition and special equipment.

7. Room for cleaning weapons.

8. Room for placing office equipment, duplicating equipment.

9. Room for computer operators and engineer - electronics.

10. Room of assistants to the operational duty officer on "02".

11. Radio center.

12. Control room [‘Room For installing cabinets. auxiliary devices and other equipment].

13. Communication room (TTY, fax, and so on).

14. Room for household use.

15. Recreation room for the duty officer.

16. Gym room.

17. Room of psychological relief.

18. Room for a filing cabinet.

19. Room for heating and eating.

20. Toilets.

21. Shower room.

22. Room of the investigative-operational group.

23. Room of the working group of the operational headquarters.

II. The premises of the duty unit of departments (departments) of internal affairs of cities, districts, other municipalities, departments (divisions) of the police, linear directorates (departments, divisions) of internal affairs in transport, directorates (departments, departments) of internal affairs of closed administrative-territorial entities, on especially important and sensitive facilities

24. Lobby.

25. Office of the chief of the duty unit.

26. Office of the shift supervisor (senior duty shift).

27. Hall (room) of the operational duty officer with cabins for radio communication, teletype, fax communication and assistants to the operational duty officer on "02".

28. Control room [In departments, police stations, the installation of a cabinet is possible in the room for teletype and facsimile communication ”].

29. Room for storing weapons, ammunition and special equipment.

30. Room for cleaning weapons.

31. Room for storing security equipment, communications, operational and forensic equipment.

32. Room for computer operators and engineer - electronics.

33. Room of the investigative-operational group [hereinafter - "SOG"] (except for the police station) For the city police department, the number of rooms is provided depending on the number of SOG.

34. Room for the immediate response team.

35. Rooms for holding detainees (three rooms for the separation of men, women and minors).

36. Trial room with delivered.

37. Rest room of the duty attire.

38. Room for heating and eating.

39. Toilet with a washbasin in the vestibule for the duty and detainees.

Note.

The area of \u200b\u200bthe premises of the duty units listed in sections 1, 2. is determined based on the requirements approved in the prescribed manner regulatory documents on the design of objects of internal affairs bodies.

III. Placement of duty units in the buildings of internal affairs bodies of various levels

40. Duty units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, the main directorates of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for federal districts, the Internal Affairs Directorate of cities with regional divisions, the Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate (OVD) GUVDRO SOB of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia [hereinafter - “Ministry of Internal Affairs GUVD. ATC "] are located on any floor of buildings.

41. Duty units of directorates (departments) of internal affairs of cities, districts, other municipalities, departments (divisions) of the police, linear directorates (departments, divisions) of internal affairs in transport, directorates (divisions, divisions) of internal affairs of closed administrative-territorial entities, at especially important and sensitive facilities, they are usually located on the first floors of buildings, adjacent to the lobby of the main entrance.

42. During the construction of new ones, the reconstruction of existing duty units, as well as the modernization of the complex of technical means of control and ensuring the functioning of the duty units, all work should be carried out according to individual or standard projects developed by specialized design organizations taking into account latest achievements science and technology, modern technology, excellence and the requirements of this application.

43. Working projects in terms of technical means of control and ensuring the functioning of the duty units of the main departments, departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, the main departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for federal districts, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, the Department of Internal Affairs, the Internal Affairs Directorate (OVD) of the GUVDRO SOB of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia are subject to approval in GU NPO "Special equipment and communications" of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, the Communications and Automation Department of the Logistics Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia and the Main Organizational and Inspection Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

44. Working projects in terms of technical means of management and ensuring the functioning of the duty units of departments (departments) of internal affairs of cities, districts, other municipalities, departments (divisions) of the police, linear directorates (divisions, departments) of internal affairs in transport, directorates (departments, departments) of internal affairs of closed administrative-territorial formations, at especially important and sensitive facilities, are subject to approval by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate of the appropriate level.

45. On the outside of the window openings of the service and auxiliary rooms of the duty units, metal grilles of round (with a diameter of at least 12 mm) or strip (with a cross-section of at least 60 x 5 mm) steel are installed. The mesh sizes of the lattices should be 70 x 200 mm. Anchors for attaching the gratings are embedded in the wall masonry by at least 150 mm.

In every room with a permanent stay of people, with the exception of rooms for administratively detained, one opening lattice is provided in the window openings in case of forced evacuation of people. On the inside of the premises of the duty units, metal (steel) folding shutters with a thickness of at least 6 mm with loopholes of 70 × 200 mm are installed.

46. \u200b\u200bEntrance external doors to the duty areas are made of sheet steel with a thickness of at least 6 mm with wooden laths on both sides. Similar doors are installed at the entrance to the building of the internal affairs body [hereinafter - "OVD"], which are additionally equipped with optical sight glasses. At the entrance to the duty station and the building of the internal affairs department, a call is provided, an intercom with output to the control panel of the duty officer, a television camera with output to the video control device in the hall (room) of the duty officer.

47. The opening angle of the door leaf at the main entrance to the ATS building should be limited by a stopper based on the simultaneous passage of no more than one person into the lobby, while it is necessary to provide for the possibility of full opening of the doors.

48. In addition to external doors, metal lattice opening doors are additionally installed on the inside of the ATS building.

External and lattice doors are equipped with reliable locks.

IV. Requirements for the premises of the duty units of the internal affairs bodies.

Hall (room) of the operational duty officer.

49. The hall (room) is intended for the work of the operational duty officer and is located, as a rule, from the side of the courtyard of the internal affairs body. It accommodates the required number of communication consoles and information display facilities.

Patterned metal grilles are installed on the inner windows and openings.

50. The hall (room) must have a sufficient area of \u200b\u200bthe walls to accommodate maps and other means of displaying information. An overview of the lobby and the main entrance to the building should be provided from the hall (room) [Except for the duty units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. GUVD ATC. placement of which is allowed on all floors of the building] through wide glazed glass, as well as visual control of the door to the weapons and ammunition storage room and to the room for storing personal armored equipment - protection and active defense shields, operational and forensic equipment, communication equipment.

From the hall (room) of the operational duty officer of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the city, which does not have a regional division (GOVD, ROVD, police department (department), line department (department, department) of internal affairs on transport), constant monitoring of administratively detained through glazed openings must be provided.

51. In the hall (room) of the operational duty officer, the following are installed: automated workstations [hereinafter - "AWP"] for employees of the duty shift (shift supervisor (in the absence of a separate office), senior operational duty officer, operational duty officer, assistant to the operational duty officer) consisting of: a complex technical means of communication, signaling, information display, personal electronic computer [hereinafter - "PC"], as well as work chairs, chairs, iron cabinet, office cabinets, table for drinking apparatus, topographic maps.

In the hall of the operative duty officer of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate, a cabin is provided for placing the apparatus of government long-distance communication (PM-communication) [hereinafter - "PM"].

52. A decoratively disguised trap for dropping keys from the CWC is equipped under the workstation of the operational duty officer. The device of the trap should exclude its dismantling without special devices.

53. The hall (room) is located relative to other premises in such a way that the movement of employees of the internal affairs body through it was minimal, and the movement of other persons was excluded.

54. In the hall (room) of the operational duty officer of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the city, which does not have a regional division, the GOVD, the ROVD, the police department (department), the linear department (department, department) of the internal affairs on transport, there are cabins for the radio operator. assistants to the operational duty officer on "02" [Cabs for assistants to the operational duty officer on "02" are provided in the city police department, which does not: have a regional division.], facsimile communication and teleprinter, which are separated from each other and from the hall (room) of the operational duty officer by glazed screens 1.5 m high.

55. In order to maintain high efficiency during the day on duty, the staff on the duty shift must be provided with the necessary conditions for them to perform their official duties. The hall (room) must have sufficient illumination throughout the round-the-clock duty, effective ventilation and reliable sound insulation.

Operational control room

56. The operational control room is intended for the operation of the operational headquarters [hereinafter - "OSH"] to control the forces and assets of the ATS units and interacting bodies [Bodies Federal Service security of the Russian Federation, subdivisions of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation, military units of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, military units of the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia and others.] when the ATS plan is put into effect in the event of emergencies and circumstances on special signals at the level of the republic, territory, region, district, city.

In the operational control room, meetings, briefings and other service events can be held.

57. The area of \u200b\u200bthe hall, as well as its equipment and furnishings, should ensure the work of employees with up to 30 participants.

58. The operational control room contains: a table for the head of the secondary school, tables for his deputies and members of the secondary school, a table for a drinking device, an office chair, chairs (up to 30 pcs.), Office cabinets or a combined built-in cabinet, topographic maps, a screen for a projector and a videotape recorder, PVEM. The hall is equipped with the necessary communication facilities. It provides a cabin for placing the PM apparatus.

The room for assistants to the operational duty officer on "02" and the room for radio operators

59. The room accommodates assistants to the operational duty officer on "02" and radio operators, who are provided with visual communication through the glazed partitions. On the walls, a place is provided for placing an operational map of the service area with a display of the forces and means of the internal affairs bodies and subdivisions involved.

60. When several communication panels are located for the assistants of the operational duty officer on "02" and radio operators, their workplaces are divided by glass partitions 1.5 m high.

61. The place of work of the radio operator is allowed to be placed in the hall (room) of the operational duty officer behind glass partitions or screens.

Communication room

62. In the communication room, the required number of teletypes (based on the amount of information processed by the duty shift), a facsimile machine, a circular, a paper shredder, a single-pillar table, a table for a PC, a table for a drinking device, a stationery cabinet, a metal cabinet, a wardrobe for clothes, rotating and semi-soft chairs, couch.

63. The premises of the communication room must be located adjacent to the room of the PC operators and the engineer - electronics near the hall of the operational duty officer and the office of the chief of the duty unit.

64. In the duty units of the Internal Affairs Directorate of cities that do not have a regional division, GOVD, ROVD, police departments (divisions), linear administration (department, department) of internal affairs on transport, it is possible to establish a teletype directly in the room of the operational duty officer in a convenient place for work, fenced in a partition or screen to reduce the noise from the operating device.

Room for storing weapons, ammunition and special equipment

65. For the storage of weapons, ammunition and special equipment in the units, a separate room (room) is allocated. The room for storing weapons, ammunition and special equipment [hereinafter - "CWC"] should be located adjacent to the hall (room) of the duty officer and have an entrance from the hall (room), which is under the constant control of the duty officer. The door to the CWC should be lined with sheet steel. The doorway is additionally equipped on the inside with a metal lattice door made of a bar with a diameter of at least 16 mm with a mesh size of not more than 150 x 150 mm, reinforced along the perimeter and diagonals with a steel profile with a wall thickness of at least 3 mm and a width of shelves (sides) of at least 50 mm ... Both doors are equipped with reliable locks, different in secret [The entrance door to the CWC is equipped with two locks, one of which must be of the "chamber" type]. Window openings are not allowed.

It is allowed to make the internal walls of the CWC of bricks with a thickness of at least 380 mm.

The CWC is equipped with forced ventilation.

66. The CWC provides for a window for the issuance of weapons and ammunition measuring 18 x 24 cm at a height of 110 cm from the floor level, opening into the weapons cleaning room. The window door must be upholstered on both sides with sheet steel and equipped with a reliable lock.

67. The entrance door and the window for issuing weapons and ammunition should be equipped with a burglar alarm with output to the centralized security console of the ATS non-departmental security department and directly to workplace the operational duty officer of the Department of Internal Affairs.

68. Weapons and ammunition in the CWC are kept in metal cabinets [If necessary, by decision of the head of the internal affairs body. individual samples of weapons can be kept in a sealed (sealed) closure (cases, boxes, boxes) for their prompt receipt and removal], which are equipped with pyramids and nests (cells), convenient for setting and removing weapons.

A tag is attached to each nest (cell) of the weapon storage location, indicating its number, surname and initials of the employee to whom it is assigned.

69. When storing submachine guns and light machine guns, the magazines must be separated, the triggers released from the combat platoon, the translators must be locked. The bayonet knives of the machine guns are stored in special sockets or on hooks in the cabinet where the machines are kept.

Stores are kept unloaded in the same cabinet with weapons. An individual kit (spare parts, tools and accessories) for this weapon is also stored there.

70. Ammunition in the subdivision is stored separately from weapons in lockable metal cabinets or caskets, which are sealed with the seal of the person in charge of weapons and are handed over to the duty officer under guard.

Pistol and submachine gun cartridges of the combat kit intended for service must be of the same year of manufacture and factory. They are stored in specially made pads, in metal cabinets: for machine guns - separately from other cartridges and weapons, for pistols - along with weapons.

On the blocks, labels are glued with the serial number of the socket (cell) and the number of the weapon of the person to whom the cartridges and weapons are assigned.

71. Special items "Bird cherry", explosives and explosives are stored separately from all types of ammunition in sealed metal cabinets or boxes.

72. The CWC also houses metal cabinets for storing: confiscated, voluntarily surrendered and found weapons;

weapons recognized as material evidence; weapons accepted for temporary preservation.

73. In the CWC and the places where weapons, ammunition are stored (metal cabinets), inventories of the property and weapons stored in them are posted. In addition, lists with the names of the persons to whom the weapons in the given storage location are assigned, their names and numbers are posted in metal cabinets.

74. If there are persons in the subdivision for whom a weapon with the right to carry permanently is assigned by the order of the head of the internal affairs body, then an approved list of these persons or an extract from the order indicating the names, initials of these persons, their duties is posted in one of the storage locations the name and numbers of the weapons assigned to them.

75. On each cabinet and box in the CWC, a label is stuck indicating the number of the cabinet, box, seals with which they are sealed and the names of the responsible persons.

76. A board with official documentation is posted in the CWC, on which are placed:

instructions for the operational duty officer and person in charge of armaments for receiving, issuing, ensuring the safety of weapons, which is approved by the head of the ATS (ATS unit);

a list of employees indicating the name and numbers of the weapons assigned to them and the places of their storage;

samples of filling out documents for accounting for weapons, ammunition and special means;

samples of impressions of the seals of operational duty officers, the person responsible for weapons;

inventory of property in the CWC.

Weapon cleaning room

77. The weapons cleaning room is located adjacent to the CWC. The entrance to the room for cleaning weapons is provided from the corridor of the duty section or the lobby. The door to the room is upholstered in sheet steel and equipped with a secure lock.

78. In the weapons cleaning room, tables with bullet traps, a lockable metal box for collecting oily rags, a grease tank equipped with a collapsible crane, fire extinguishers, posters on the material of weapons are installed.

79. In the room for cleaning weapons, the device of window openings in the outer walls is not allowed.

80. The inner walls of the weapons cleaning room should be made of bricks with a thickness of at least 380 mm.

81. The room for cleaning weapons is equipped with forced ventilation.

Room for storing security equipment, communications, operational and forensic equipment

82. In the duty units of the internal affairs bodies for the storage of means of protection and communication, operational and forensic equipment, it is necessary to provide a separate room, which is equipped with forced ventilation.

83. In the duty units of departments (departments) of internal affairs of cities, districts, other municipalities, departments (departments) of militia, linear departments (divisions, departments) of internal affairs in transport, departments (departments, departments) of internal affairs of closed administrative-territorial formations , at especially important and sensitive facilities, a room for storing protection and communication equipment, operational and forensic equipment is located adjacent to the hall (room) of the operational duty officer. The door to this room should go to the hall (room) of the operational duty officer. For the issuance of property, a window is provided overlooking the corridor. The door to the room and the door of the window are upholstered with sheet steel, equipped with reliable locks and locks.

84. In the duty units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate for the issuance of property located in the room for storing protection and communication equipment, operational and forensic equipment, a door is provided that opens into the corridor. The door is upholstered in sheet steel and equipped with reliable locks and locks

85. A room for storing security and communication equipment, operational and forensic equipment is equipped with the necessary number of racks and metal cabinets for placing this property.

The entrance door and the window for issuing property should be equipped with a burglar alarm with output to the centralized security console of the ATS non-departmental security department and directly to the workplace of the ATS operative on duty.

Hardware

86. The control room is designed to install the required number of cabinets, auxiliary instruments and equipment, a cabinet for spare parts and tools, a work table and a chair.

87. The room should be impassable, have natural light and ventilation. The walls of the room should be lined with sound-absorbing materials.

Filing cabinet

88. The room for the filing cabinet is designed to accommodate the required number of filing cabinets and metal cabinets. The room provides a workplace for working with a filing cabinet.

The room is located near the duty officer's hall.

89. In the duty units of the Internal Affairs Directorate of cities that do not have a regional division, GOVD, ROVD, LOVDT, police departments (departments), the required number of filing cabinets and metal cabinets, a table for working with a filing cabinet can be installed directly in the hall (room) of the operational duty officer.

Room of the investigative-operational group

90. The room is designed for up to 6 people at the same time.

91. In the room are installed: one-sided tables, a table for a PC, chairs, armchairs, a coffee table, a metal wardrobe, a wardrobe, a stationery wardrobe.

92. The room is equipped with a direct telephone connection, brought out to the hall (room) of the operational duty officer.

Immediate response team room

93. The room for the immediate response team is designed to accommodate from 3 to 5 people at the same time.

94. In the room are installed: one-side table, coffee table, armchairs, chairs, wardrobe, metal wardrobe, shelves for personal protective equipment.

95. The room is equipped with a direct telephone connection, brought out to the hall (room) of the operational duty officer.

Duty duty rest room

96. For the organization of short-term rest of the duty attire in the premises of duty aTS parts rest rooms are provided. They are located in the quietest part of the duty section. The enclosing structures (walls and partitions) of rest rooms must have reliable sound insulation from other rooms.

97. The number of couches required for short-term rest is determined on the basis of providing at the same time half of the daily order.

98. In the rest room of the duty attire there are: couches-beds, bedside tables, chairs, a wardrobe, a wardrobe for bedding (preferably built-in). The rest rooms are provided with bedding in accordance with the approved standards.

99. The rest room should have natural light and natural ventilation.

Office of the chief of the duty unit

100. The office of the chief of the duty unit is located, as a rule, near the teleprinter.

101. In the office are installed: a two-bollard table, a conference table, a table for telephones, a table for a drinking device, an office chair, chairs, a built-in wardrobe, a metal wardrobe, a PC.

Office of the shift supervisor (senior duty shift)

102. The office of the shift supervisor should be located adjacent to the hall (room) of the operational duty officer.

103. The following are installed in the office: control panel or AWP, one-pedestal table, table for drinking device, metal cabinet, chairs, PC.

Room for warming up and eating

104. A room for heating and eating food is provided for in the premises of the police department on duty at any level.

105. The room is equipped with: an electric stove, a household refrigerator, a dining table, chairs, a table and a hinged shelf for dishes, a sink, a microwave oven, an air cleaner.

Gym room

106. An exercise room for physical education is provided as part of the duty units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate. A gymnastic wall and exercise equipment are installed in the room.

107. At the gym, a shower cabin is equipped with one shower net.

Psychological relief room

108. The room for psychological relief is provided as part of the premises of the duty units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate. The room is usually located next to the gym.

109. The room is installed: TV with VCR, music center, coffee table, table for drinking equipment, chairs, armchairs, wardrobes, flower girl.

Computer Operators and Engineer Room - Electronics

110. Room of computer operators and engineer - electronics is located, as a rule, adjacent to the office of the chief of the duty unit.

111. A personal computer, a table for a personal computer, a single-cabinet table, a stationery cabinet, a metal cabinet, chairs are installed in the room.

112. Walls and partitions of the room for computer operators and engineer - electronics are made of sound-absorbing materials.

Household room

113. For storage, cleaning and ironing of outerwear in the duty units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate, a dressing room and utility rooms are provided.

114. In the rooms there are wardrobes for storing clothes (the number is determined based on the need), ironing boards, chairs, a mirror.

Room for holding detainees

115. Rooms for holding detainees [hereinafter - “room for detainees”] are located in the premises of the duty unit of the internal affairs body in the immediate vicinity of the workplaces of the operational duty officer and his assistant. Each room for detainees must have an area of \u200b\u200bat least 10 square meters. meters.

116. The room for the detainees communicates with the hall (room) of the operational duty officer through a separate corridor. The walls of the room are plastered smoothly and should not adjoin the common corridor. In the wall of each room for the detainees, facing the room of the operational duty officer, a maximum possible width of an opening with a height of at least 2 meters is arranged, which is filled with a lattice partition with a lattice door. The partition and the Door are made of 60 x 12 mm sheet steel with a mesh size of 200 x 200 mm. Each cell is filled with a tightly attached transparent plexiglass with a thickness of at least 5 mm. The size of the door leaf is 0.75 x 1.9 m. Doors (without handles on the inside) open outward and close with a bolt (latch). Padlocks and other locks are not used to lock doors. The outer walls of the detainee room must be at least 380 mm thick.

117. Rooms have windows in the outer walls with a width of 0.9 m and a height of 0.6 m. The bottom of the window is located from the floor level at a height of at least 1.6 m. Internal glazing is provided from reinforced glass, and the outside - from glass of the "frost ". In window receptions, instead of window sills, slopes with rounded corners are arranged.

118. On the outside of the window opening or between the window sashes (depending on local conditions), a metal grating made of round steel with a diameter of 20 mm or transverse strips with a cross section of 60 x 12 mm is installed. The mesh sizes of the lattice are 120 x 200 mm. Embedded parts for fixing the grilles are embedded in the wall by 100 - 150 mm.

119. The room for the detainees is provided with forced ventilation and natural forced exhaust ventilation.

120. Benches (sofas) are installed in the room for detainees, which are firmly connected to the floor with their base. All side surfaces of the benches from the edges to the floor are sheathed with boards.

Inside the room there should be no protruding pipes, fixtures, or objects that could be used by detainees for suicide or attacking police officers.

121. Heating radiators in the detainee room are protected by sheet metal casings or grilles without sharp projections.

122. The electrical wiring in the room for the detainees is being laid hidden under the plaster. Electric lamps for lighting are placed in niches above the door or on the ceiling and are fenced off with metal gratings or nets.

Note.

Requirements for rooms for proceedings with delivered are determined in the approved in the prescribed manner Approximate position about the rooms for proceedings delivered to the duty department of the internal affairs body. department (department) of militia.

V. Finishing of the premises of the duty units of the internal affairs bodies

123. When finishing the surfaces of walls, partitions and ceilings, the work is carried out in accordance with the instructions of the current GOSTs, the requirements of the relevant chapters of SNiP and other regulatory documents.

124. The color scheme of the interior of the room should contribute to the creation of psychophysiological comfort for persons using this room.

The color scheme of interiors takes into account:

climatic and geographical features of the construction area;

the nature and intensity of lighting, due to the type of light source and the orientation of the premises to the cardinal points;

features of the volumetric-spatial structure of the interior (absolute dimensions and proportions of the premises, the degree of saturation with equipment and communications, the nature of the constructive solution).

Order 174dsp: guidance

For administrative use

INSTRUCTION

on the organization of the activities of the duty units of the system of internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation

I. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1. The system of duty units of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation [Hereinafter - “duty units of the internal affairs bodies”.] Includes: The duty unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, duty units of units of the central apparatus of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia [With the exception of the State Committee for Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.] And units directly subordinate The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, including the main directorates of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for federal districts, as well as the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, the Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate (OVD) of the GUVDRO SOB of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, departments (directorates) of the internal affairs of cities, districts, other municipalities, linear directorates (departments, divisions) of internal affairs in transport, directorates (departments, divisions) of internal affairs of closed administrative-territorial entities, at especially important and high-security facilities, their structural divisions and divisions directly subordinate to them, research and educational institutions Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia [The units of the system of internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation, performing their functions, which are guided by this Manual, taking into account the fulfillment of the tasks assigned to them, also belong to the duty units.]

2. The duty unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, the duty units of the main departments, departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, the main departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for federal districts, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, the Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate (OVD) of the GUVDRO SOB of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia perform the duties assigned to them to collect information and response to complications of the situation, manage the forces and means involved in the plan for the integrated use of forces and means of the militia in the protection of public order (uniform deployment), through the units on duty under their direct subordination.

The duty units of the internal affairs bodies report on the operational situation and its changes to the duty units of the higher internal affairs bodies, which send information to the duty unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in accordance with the list of such information approved in the established manner and the procedure for collecting and submitting it.

3. The duty units of the internal affairs bodies are provided with the necessary premises. Their number and the requirements for equipment are determined in accordance with the Model List of Premises and Equipment of the Duty Unit (Appendix No. 1).

4. The duty units of the internal affairs bodies in their activities are guided by the Constitution of the Russian Federation, international treaties of the Russian Federation, principles and norms of international law, federal constitutional laws, federal laws, other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation, laws and other regulatory legal acts of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, regulatory legal acts of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia and this Manual.

5. The duty unit of the internal affairs body provides:

continuous round-the-clock collection, processing and transmission of information about the operational situation;

reception, registration of applications, reports of crimes, administrative offenses, emergencies and incidents received by the duty department, as well as timely response to them;

continuous management of the forces and means of the internal affairs body, immediate action to solve crimes in hot pursuit;

urgent organization of actions to ensure public order, liquidate the consequences of natural disasters and other emergencies and incidents;

organization of proceedings with citizens, including those arrested and delivered;

control, within the limits of its competence, over the observance of the established procedure for keeping, escorting detained and detained persons;

the safety of official documents, weapons, ammunition, special means, operational and forensic equipment, communication equipment and other entrusted property;

reception and safety of confiscated, voluntarily surrendered, found weapons and ammunition, as well as items and things the belonging of which has not been established;

control over the state of protection of premises, defense of the building of the internal affairs body and the adjacent territory, its fire safety and sanitary condition;

transmission to the subordinate internal affairs bodies of special signals about the introduction of readiness levels and notification of personnel on them.

6. The head of the internal affairs body bears personal responsibility for the work of the duty unit. The general management of the activities of the units on duty is carried out by the headquarters of the internal affairs bodies.

10. All information on offenses, emergencies and incidents received by the duty units of the internal affairs bodies is reflected in the main working documents: the Book of records of statements and reports of crimes [hereinafter - "KUZ and SP"], the Journal of accounting of information received by the internal affairs body by phone, telegraph, in the form of alarm devices and other signals about incidents [hereinafter referred to as “ZhUI”.], Notebooks for records of the operational duty officer, the presence of which in the duty units of the internal affairs bodies is mandatory [In the presence of personal computers, parallel maintaining an electronic version of the records with subsequent saving and printing of the necessary information.].

II. ORGANIZATION OF WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT

12. The tasks assigned to the duty unit are performed by the duty shift, the composition of which is determined in accordance with the standard staffing tables of duty units approved in accordance with the established procedure.

15. The work of the duty unit is organized by its chief. He is obliged:

15.8. Resolve in the prescribed manner the issues of providing the duty unit with documentation, weapons, means of protection, communications, operational, electronic computing and forensic equipment, vehicles, other property, in accordance with the staff and personnel status, control the correctness and expediency of their use, the timeliness of the material and technical equipment of the duty officer parts.

15.9. Exercise control over the correctness of keeping journals, card files and other service documentation.

16. In the internal affairs bodies, in which the staffing table does not provide for the position of the chief of the duty unit, the responsibilities for organizing its activities are assigned directly to the chief of staff.

17.6. The premises of the duty station in an appropriate sanitary condition.

18. In the internal affairs bodies, where there is a temporary detention center for suspects and accused [hereinafter - "IVS"] and there are no staff on duty at the IVS, the senior of the incoming shift together with the senior of the transferring shift are obliged to:

18.1. Check the security status of the IVS, carefully inspect the cameras and other premises of the IVS, make sure that the equipment, communication and fire extinguishing facilities, and alarms are in good working order.

18.2. Conduct an examination of arrested and detained persons, verify the presence of detainees and detainees with the list on them and carry out their search.

18.3. Check the availability and correctness of the registration of materials for the persons held in the IVS, and the observance of the procedural terms of their content.

18.4. Organize under the protection of the incoming and changing outfits. in-cell withdrawal of detainees and persons in custody to the toilet in the absence of sanitary facilities in the cells.

In the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate, by decision of the Minister of Internal Affairs, the Chief of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate, the change of duty squads may be entrusted to the chief of staff or his deputy.

21 Employees of the duty unit are on duty in their daily routine, and on holidays - in the uniform established for these cases. They are required to have with them their service IDs, tokens with personal numbers, as well as a personal card, in accordance with the model of the personal card of the operational duty officer (Appendix No. 5).

28. The work of the duty shift and each employee of the duty shift is assessed in accordance with his functional responsibilities in the following main areas:

the strictest observance of the legality and validity of decisions made based on the results of the proceedings with those delivered and detained;

knowledge of the requirements of legislative and other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation, laws and other regulatory legal acts of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, regulating the activities of internal affairs bodies, departmental legal acts, their rights and obligations, their clear implementation;

timeliness of registration of incoming messages, statements of crimes and incidents;

ensuring the established procedure for keeping detainees and persons in custody in the rooms for detainees and in the ITT (if there is no ITT officer on duty);

the culture of dealing with citizens and employees of internal affairs bodies;

Vi. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DUTY CHANGE (OPERATIVE DESK) TO ORGANIZE THE DISCLOSURE OF CRIMES ON HOT TRACKS DURING DUTY DAYS

34. When contacting the duty unit of the internal affairs body of citizens by phone or in person with a statement, a report about an impending, committed or committed crime (incident), regardless of the jurisdiction and place of commission, the operational duty officer must:

34.1. Find out data about the time, place and circumstances of the crime (incident), the signs of the persons who committed it, the condition of the victims, as well as about eyewitnesses and the person who reported the crime (incident).

34.2. Register an application, a message in accordance with the established procedure for receiving, registering, recording and permitting applications, messages and other information about crimes and incidents in the bodies and institutions of internal affairs.

35. Upon receipt of a statement, report of a crime (incident) that took place on the territory (transport facility) served by another body of internal affairs, the operational duty officer must:

35.1. Register the received application, report of a crime (incident) in accordance with the established procedure for receiving, registering, recording and resolving applications, messages and other information about crimes and incidents in the bodies and institutions of internal affairs.

IX. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DUTY CHANGE (OPERATIONAL DUTY) IN PROCEEDING WITH OFFENSES DELIVERED TO THE DEPARTMENT

44. When dealing with an offender brought to the duty unit, the duty officer is obliged to:

44.1. Find out the grounds and reason for the delivery.

44.2. To establish the identity of the delivered person, his age, physical condition [Assessing the physical state of a person brought to the duty station, an employee of the duty shift is obliged to conduct his personal examination (interview) in order to identify injuries and injuries, drug or alcohol intoxication, deviations in mental behavior or pregnancy in women].

44.3. Accept from the person who delivered the offender, a written report or a report and a protocol on an administrative offense, or a statement if the delivery was made by citizens, officials or representatives of public associations.

44.4. Draw up a protocol on the delivery of a person in accordance with the requirements of Article 27.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation [Collected Legislation of the Russian Federation, 2002, No. 1 (part 1), Art. 1] or make an appropriate entry in the protocol on an administrative offense or in the protocol on administrative detention.

44.5. Register the fact of delivery in the Register of persons delivered to the internal affairs body.

47. Proceedings with a person brought in for committing an administrative offense are carried out, as a rule, immediately .].

48. Conducting proceedings with persons brought in for committing an administrative offense, the operational duty officer is obliged:

48.1. Find out all the data establishing the presence or absence of an administrative offense, the guilt of the person delivered and other circumstances that are important for the correct resolution of the case. In case of unjustified detention, an apology must be brought to the person brought to the internal affairs body. When establishing the presence of an administrative offense committed by the delivered person, actions are taken with him in accordance with the requirements of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation [hereinafter - "Code of Administrative Offenses"].

48.2. Apply to the delivered person in the cases provided for in Article 27.3 of the Administrative Code of Administrative Offenses, about which, at the request of the detained person, the relatives, the administration at the place of work (study) are notified of the place of his whereabouts as soon as possible [The administrative detention of a minor must be notified to his parents or other legal representatives], as well as a defender [As a defender, a lawyer is allowed to participate in proceedings on an administrative offense, whose powers are certified by a warrant issued by legal advice].

For a person subjected to administrative detention, in accordance with the requirements of Article 27.4 of the Administrative Code, a protocol on administrative detention is drawn up. Detainees shall be held in accordance with the established procedure in specially designated premises of the internal affairs bodies (rooms for detainees) or in special institutions created in accordance with the established procedure by the executive authorities of the subjects of the Russian Federation. These premises must meet sanitary requirements and exclude the possibility of their unauthorized abandonment.

According to Article 27.5 of the Administrative Code, the period of administrative detention is calculated from the moment the offender is brought to the duty station for drawing up an administrative protocol, and a person in a state of intoxication from the time of his sobering up, while the administrative detention of a person can last no more than three hours.

A person in respect of whom proceedings are underway in a case of an administrative offense that infringes on the established regime of the state border of the Russian Federation and the procedure for staying on the territory of the Russian Federation, on an administrative offense committed in internal sea waters, in the territorial sea, on the continental shelf, in the exclusive economic zone of the Russian Federation, or a violation of customs regulations, if necessary to establish an identity or to clarify the circumstances of an administrative offense, may be subjected to administrative detention for a period not exceeding 48 hours.

A person in respect of whom proceedings are underway in a case of an administrative offense entailing administrative arrest as one of the measures of administrative punishment may be subjected to administrative detention for a period not exceeding 48 hours.

48.3. Check the ADB for the availability of information about the offender according to the card file of persons brought to administrative responsibility for administrative offenses, as well as other card files at the place of residence of the offender, while turning special attention on information from operational reference, search and forensic records.

48.4. Carry out, if necessary, a personal search, inspection of things that are with the person delivered in accordance with the requirements of Article 27.7 of the Administrative Code, draw up a protocol or make an appropriate entry in the delivery protocol or the administrative detention protocol.

48.5. Draw up a protocol on an administrative offense in accordance with the requirements of Article 28.2 of the Administrative Code, about which to make an appropriate entry in column 10 of the Register of persons delivered to the internal affairs body.

48.6. To report materials about an administrative offense to the head of the internal affairs body for making a decision.

49. Documents and things confiscated from the delivered person, which are the instrument or the direct object of the offense, are stored in a special cabinet in the duty section along with the protocol in which the record of the withdrawal is made, the key to the cabinet is at the operational duty officer. When transferring materials about an administrative offense to the person responsible for registering them, the operational duty officer on receipt in the Register of persons delivered to the internal affairs body shall also transfer the seized things and documents, with the exception of weapons and ammunition.

50. The weapons and ammunition confiscated from the delivered are stored in a special metal cabinet sealed with the seal of the operational duty officer, until they are handed over to an employee of the internal affairs body responsible for further proceedings in the case of this administrative offense.

51. The seizure of the delivered narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, as well as their storage and transfer shall be carried out in accordance with the established procedure for the seizure of narcotic drugs from illicit trafficking,

psychotropic substances and their precursors, tools and equipment under special control and used for the production and manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, as well as their accounting, storage, transfer, use and destruction.

52. If the delivered person has injuries, bodily injuries or his mental state raises doubts, as well as in case of a statement on his part about the deterioration of his health, self-harm, attempted suicide, the operational duty officer is obliged:

52.1. Call an ambulance, before the arrival of which to start providing first aid independently, ensure constant monitoring of such a person and report the incident to the head of the internal affairs body.

52.2. Find out the reasons and circumstances of injury and bodily harm by the person brought to the duty station, reflect this in the drawn up protocol, receive a statement from him, which must be registered with the KUZ and SP.

52.3. Obtain written explanations (reports) from eyewitnesses about the circumstances of the incident if the detained person inflicts bodily harm on himself and attempted suicide in the premises of the internal affairs body. Report the incident to the head of the internal affairs body.

52.4. Make a decision on the further maintenance of such a person who has committed an offense, depending on the conclusion of the medical worker and the instructions of the head of the internal affairs body.

53. In case of sudden death or suicide of a person brought to the duty unit, the duty officer must:

53.1. Call an ambulance.

53.2. Report the incident to the head of the internal affairs body and to the duty unit of the higher internal affairs body.

53. 3. Inform the prosecutor.

53.4. Take measures to preserve the situation at the scene until the arrival of the person charged with the inspection.

54. During the proceedings with a person suspected of committing a crime, the operational duty officer is obliged:

54.1. Carry out a personal search of a person suspected of committing a crime, and, if necessary, fingerprint and photograph. To draw up a protocol on the performance of a personal search, the use of technical means and the seizure of documents, valuables, money and other things in accordance with the criminal procedure legislation of the Russian Federation.

54.2. Report on the delivery of the suspect to the head of the internal affairs body and, on his instructions, transfer the materials, confiscated things, valuables and delivered to the employee of the preliminary investigation or inquiry body (criminal police officer) with a note on the transfer in the Book of Records of those delivered to the internal affairs body.

54.3. Ensure the protection of the suspect during his stay in the duty unit, excluding escape, attack on the daily squad, other employees and citizens, hiding material evidence, traces of a crime, prevent suicide, self-harm, contacts between accomplices of the crime. With the written permission of the investigator (interrogator), transfer clothing and other items to the suspect, except for items and things prohibited for storage in the IVS.

54.4. Send the suspect for detention in the IVS upon receipt of the detention protocol from the investigator, interrogator.

54.5. Organize, on a written order of the head of the internal affairs body, the delivery of a person suspected of committing a crime to the internal affairs body, and immediately notify the investigator (interrogator) who is in charge of the criminal case about his delivery.

56. In case of delivery to the duty station foreign citizenswho do not enjoy international immunity, and stateless persons, the operational duty officer conducts proceedings with them on a general basis.

If there is information about the possible involvement of a foreign citizen or a stateless person [hereinafter - "foreign citizen"] in illegal acts, as well as if a foreign citizen is delivered without documents, or with documents that contain signs of forgery, a check is carried out in the prescribed manner the specified persons through the NCB of Interpol under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

57. In the event that a person who is in a state of drug intoxication or toxicological poisoning is delivered to the internal affairs bodies, the operational duty officer is obliged to place the person on duty delivered to a medical institution by calling an ambulance. medical care.

58. In the event that a person under the influence of alcohol is brought to the internal affairs bodies, the said person is placed by the operational duty officer in a specialized medical institution or in a medical sobering-up center, and, if they are absent in the service area, in a room for detainees. After sobering up the person delivered with him, the proceedings are conducted in the prescribed manner.

59. In the proceedings with a person suspected of driving a vehicle in a state of intoxication, the operational duty officer is obliged:

59.1. Send the delivered person for a medical examination, about which, in accordance with the requirements of Article 27.12 of the Administrative Code, draw up a protocol, a copy of which to hand over to the delivered person. The proceedings with this person are carried out in accordance with the established procedure upon receipt of an act of medical examination for the state of intoxication.

59.2. Withdraw in accordance with the requirements of Article 27.10 of the Administrative Code from the material delivered before consideration of the driver's license, about which to make an entry in the protocol on an administrative offense.

59.3. Ensure the safety of the delivered vehicle and the cargo in it. If the vehicle and the cargo in it are not instruments of committing or direct objects of an administrative offense and do not belong to the delivered person, organize a call to the owner or his representative with a power of attorney to transfer the vehicle and cargo to the latter against receipt (a copy of the power of attorney and a receipt are attached to the case file on administrative offense).

60. Upon delivery of a minor, the operational duty officer shall:

60.1. Immediately notify the parents or other legal representatives of the minor about this.

60.2. Transfer a minor to carry out the proceedings:

a) to an employee of the criminal police, body of inquiry or preliminary investigation, if the actions of a minor contain corpus delicti and he has reached the age established by law, from which criminal liability arises;

b) an employee of the juvenile affairs unit in the following cases:

the commission by a minor of a socially dangerous act or other offense before he reaches the age at which criminal or administrative responsibility occurs;

commission by a minor of antisocial acts or offenses entailing the application of measures of administrative punishment;

unauthorized departure of a minor from special educational institutions of a closed type;

neglected and homeless [Neglected - a minor whose behavior is not monitored due to non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment of responsibilities for his upbringing, education and (or) maintenance by parents or legal representatives or officials. Homeless - neglected, without a place of residence and (or) place of stay (Federal Law of June 24, 1999 N 120-FZ "On the basics of the system for the prevention of neglect and juvenile delinquency" (Collected Legislation of the Russian Federation. 1999, No. 26, Article З177 ; 2001, No. 3, Art. 216)], in need of state assistance, for their subsequent referral to specialized institutions for minors in need of social rehabilitation, or to institutions of health authorities, including:

left without parental care or other legal representatives;

lost and thrown;

those who have left their families without permission, who have left educational institutions for orphans and children left without parental care, or other children's institutions;

have no place of residence, place of stay and (or) means of subsistence;

delivering a minor with a person who has committed a crime or an administrative offense.

61. Upon delivery of a minor who is in a state of alcoholic, toxicological or drug intoxication, having injuries (bodily injuries), as well as signs of exacerbation of mental illness or deviations in behavior, the operational duty officer must:

61.1. Call an ambulance for a minor, before the arrival of which, start independently providing him with first aid.

61.2. Hand over the delivered to the officials of the healthcare facility.

61.3. Conduct proceedings with a minor who has committed a socially dangerous act or other offense, after providing him with medical assistance and in the presence of a medical report on his state of health.

62. When a minor is brought in and there are no employees of the criminal police, the bodies of inquiry or preliminary investigation, the unit for juvenile affairs, the operational duty officer, at the direction of the head of the body of internal affairs, must:

62.1. To establish data characterizing the personality of a minor, information about parents or other legal representatives.

62.2. Find out the circumstances of the commission of an offense or the discovery of a lost, thrown child.

62.3. Draw up the materials necessary to send lost, thrown children to health care institutions or specialized institutions for minors in need of social rehabilitation, and if minors commit a socially dangerous act or other offense, conduct urgent investigative and other actions in accordance with the law.

63. At the end of the proceedings, the minor is transferred to: parents or other legal representatives minor; officials of educational and educational institutions;

officials of specialized institutions for minors in need of social rehabilitation or institutions of health authorities.

An entry is made on the transfer of a minor to the specified persons in the Register of persons delivered to the internal affairs body, indicating the time of transfer and the person to whom the minor was transferred.

64. According to article 22 of the Federal Law of June 24, 1999 No. 120-FZ "On the basics of the system for the prevention of neglect and juvenile delinquency" [Collected Legislation of the Russian Federation, 1999. No. 26. Art. 3177-2001, No. 3, Art. 216] minors brought to the duty station of the internal affairs body may be placed in temporary isolation centers for juvenile offenders of the internal affairs bodies [hereinafter - "TsVINP"] in the following cases:

unauthorized departure from special educational institutions of a closed type;

committing a socially dangerous act before reaching the age at which criminal responsibility for this act occurs, in cases where it is necessary to protect their life or health or to prevent them from committing a repeated socially dangerous act, as well as in cases where their identity is not established or they are not have a place of residence, place of stay or do not live in the territory of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation where they committed a socially dangerous act;

committing an offense entailing administrative responsibility in cases where their identity is not established or they do not have a place of residence, place of stay or do not live on the territory of the subject of the Russian Federation where they committed the offense.

The basis for the placement of a minor in TsVINP is a judge's decision.

At night, on a day off or on a public holiday, or in other exceptional cases, these minors may be placed in the TsVINP on the basis of a resolution approved by the head of the internal affairs body or his deputy or operational duty officer.

X. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DUTY CHANGE (OPERATIONAL DUTY) TO CONTROL THE CONTENT, PROTECTION AND CONVOYMENT OF SUSPECTED AND ACCUSED OF CRIMES

65. In the internal affairs bodies, where there are no staff on duty at the ITT and in the absence of the head of the ITT in the ITS premises, the operative on duty in the established manner installs, releases or sends from the ITT, places suspects and those accused of committing crimes in cells.

66. In the internal affairs body, where there are no regular police escort units, the shift leader (operational duty officer) exercises the operational leadership of the officers appointed by the order of the head of the internal affairs body to escort the detained and arrested persons.

67. In order to ensure reliable protection of detainees and persons in custody in the IVS, the operational duty officer is obliged:

67.6. Call an ambulance (the doctor of the nearest medical institution), if the detainee or a person in custody has requested medical assistance, provide first aid before the arrival of medical workers.

XII. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DUTY CHANGE (OPERATIVE DUTY) ON RECEPTION AND TRANSMISSION OF SERVICE INFORMATION TO THE UNITS

72. The information of an official nature that arrives at the duty department of the internal affairs body (except for statements and reports on crimes, other incidents subject to registration in special books and journals) is entered into the Notebook for the records of the operational duty officer and is reported to the heads of the internal affairs body.

73. Upon receipt of a telegram, a telephone message, a facsogram at the duty unit of the internal affairs body, the operational duty officer is obliged:

73.1. Make a note on the front side of the original document about the date and time of receipt, certify it with your signature, and upon receipt of the facsimile, additionally indicate where the document was received from.

73.2. Register the received telegrams, telegrams in the Register of incoming telegrams, telegrams (Appendix No. 12), and the faxgrams in the Register of received and transmitted faxes of the established form.

73.3. Immediately report to the head of the internal affairs body, his deputy, about which a note is made in the corresponding columns of the Register of incoming telegrams, telegrams and to organize the implementation of the instructions received. In the absence of managers, the operational duty officer is obliged to take measures to familiarize themselves with the signature of the employees of the relevant departments or, depending on the content, transfer the telephone message (telegram) to the office department for its subsequent delivery to the executor, and, if necessary, inform the prosecutor.

74. Telegrams, faxograms about the committed crime and the search for persons who have committed this crime are stored in the duty department of the internal affairs body in a special folder. After the arrest of persons suspected of committing a crime, they (telegrams, faxograms) are transferred to the clerical department for subsequent deposition in the archive.

75. Telephone messages, telegrams, faxes sent from the duty department of the internal affairs body to other internal affairs bodies and divisions, as well as other departments, institutions and organizations are registered in the Register of outgoing telephone messages, telegrams (Appendix No. 13) and the Register of received and transmitted faxes.

XVII. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DUTY SHIFT (OPERATIONAL

DUTY) TO ENSURE THE RECORD OF CONSUMED PERSONS,

ARRIVING ON VACATION OR FOR OTHER REASONS, RECEPTION AND

REGISTRATION OF FOUNDED, SEIZED, RENTED ITEMS AND

THINGS WHICH ARE NOT FITTED

94. In order to ensure the registration of convicted persons who have arrived on vacation and for other reasons, the operational duty officer is obliged:

94.1. Register the arrived person in the Register of convicts who arrived on vacation and for other reasons (Appendix No. 15).

94.2. Report on his arrival to the heads of the criminal police and police units public safety.

95. When the convicted person departs to the place of serving the sentence, the operational duty officer is obliged:

95.1. Make a note about his departure in the Register of convicts arriving on vacation and for other reasons.

95.2. Report on the departure of the convicted person to the heads of the criminal and public security police units.

96. In order to ensure the reception, registration of found, seized, surrendered items and things (vehicles, pets), the belonging of which has not been established [hereinafter - “items and things, the belonging of which has not been established”], the operational duty officer is obliged:

96.1. Receive an application and other written materials from the person who hand over the items and things, the belonging of which has not been established, upon their discovery (seizure).

96.2. Register items and things, the belonging of which has not been established, as well as materials on the fact of their discovery (seizure) in the Register of records of found, seized, handed over items and things (vehicles, pets), the belonging of which is not established (Appendix

96.3. Report materials on the fact of delivery (confiscation) of objects and things to the head of the internal affairs body.

96.4. Transfer items and things, the belonging of which has not been established, as well as materials upon their discovery (seizure) to an employee of the logistic support unit of the internal affairs body under the signature in the Register of found, seized, handed over items and things (vehicles, pets), whose belonging not installed.

XVIII. CONTROL OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE DESK

97. Control over the activities of the duty unit is aimed at ensuring the effective implementation of the tasks assigned to the duty shift.

Control is carried out through checks on duty by a duty squad, the validity of decisions made on received statements and reports of crimes (incidents), control of forces and means involved in ensuring public order and the safety of citizens, organizing visits of PLR and SOG to the scene of incidents, safety of weapons and ammunition , the order of keeping books, magazines, card files and other service documentation.

98. Head of the body of internal affairs:

by his order determines the system of control over the activities of the duty unit, the list of managers admitted to the inspections, and the limits of their powers;

daily checks the readiness of the incoming duty shift to perform official tasks, assesses the changing outfit, paying particular attention to the timeliness, completeness of response to messages, statements of crimes, state of emergency, compliance with accounting discipline, legality in the proceedings with detainees and delivered;

checks the condition of the office premises of the duty unit, compliance with the established procedure for storing weapons, ammunition, special means, means of protection, defense, communications, operational and forensic equipment, compliance by employees with the established procedure for informing the duty unit, compliance with the orders and instructions given by the operational duty officers.

99. Checking the organization of the activities of the duty units of the internal affairs bodies is carried out:

by the heads of the internal affairs body within the limits of their powers determined by the order of the head of the internal affairs body;

employees of the headquarters and other divisions of the higher body of internal affairs within the powers specified in the prescription for the right to conduct an inspection of the established form (Appendix No. 17).

Records on inspections of the duty unit of the internal affairs body carried out by the heads of the internal affairs body are made in the Book of reception and delivery of duty, and by the employees of the higher body of internal affairs - in the Book of comments and suggestions of the inspectors (Appendix No. 18).

100. In the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate, the Minister of Internal Affairs, the head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the Internal Affairs Directorate at least once a quarter, and in the subordinate internal affairs bodies, the head of the internal affairs body monthly summarizes the work of the units on duty and determine the directions for further improving their activities

The room should contain:

• technical means for receiving signals and alerting subdivisions;
• a control panel with the workplaces of the regiment duty officer and his assistant, equipped with devices for receiving signals and alerting units, controlling and monitoring their exit to the assembly points, as well as the arrival of officers and warrant officers of the regiment's control, on alarm and opening rooms for storing weapons in divisions;
• safe (metal box) for storing documents;
• a metal cabinet (box) for storing the personal weapons of officers and warrant officers of the regiment's control, cartridges for it and radiation dose meters;
• radiation and chemical reconnaissance devices;
• emergency power supply of the warning system
• communication facilities (telephone, selector);
• clock;
• stand with documentation of the daily order;
• backup lighting sources;
• outdoor thermometer;
• a set of keys to the gates and park premises;
• cleaning equipment and urns.

Placement of apparatus and equipmentLayout of equipment at the duty officerThe picture will open in a new window shown conditionally and depends on the size of the room and the location of doors and windows.

When placing equipment, we are guided by the following principle:
Weapon cabinets, ammo boxes install away from the attendant's consoleWorkplace of the duty officer - they are not required for service.

We put this safe in the room if it is not possible to equip a separate room for storing weapons!

Outdoor thermometer it is advisable to install it so that it can be seen from the window. Although it may be that there is no external window in the attendant's room at all.

We equip all windows and doors with locks (bolts).

We will install backup lighting ("Bat" lamp) near the entrance to the room. This makes her easier to find in the dark. Having installed it in another place, the person on duty will have to stumble upon various equipment.
You can also lay a flashlight, which will be checked during the reception and delivery of duty. The charge must be enough just to light the kerosene lamp.

Topic No. 16.1.9 "Legal status and organization of the activities of the duty units of the internal affairs bodies"

Nizhny Novgorod Academy
Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia
Department of Administrative Activities of the Department of Internal Affairs
Topic No. 16.1.9 "Legal
position and organization
on duty
parts of organs
internal affairs "

Questions

1. Purpose, tasks, system and structure
the duty units of the internal affairs bodies.
2. Rights and obligations of the duty body
internal affairs.
3. The procedure for dealing with delivered to
on duty units of the internal affairs bodies, reception and
registration of messages, statements of crimes
and offenses.
4. Organization of the work of the duty unit on
hot pursuit of crimes
(additional)

Legal basis:
1. Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated April 12, 2013. No. 200 chipboard,
"Manual on organizing the activities of duty units
territorial bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia ".
2. Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated April 30, 2012. No. 389,
"Manual on the procedure for the performance of duties and implementation
police rights in the duty unit of the territorial body of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
Russia after the delivery of citizens. "
3. Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated September 12, 2013. No. 707,
"Instruction on the organization of consideration of citizens' appeals
in the system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian
Federation ".
4. Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated March 07, 2006. No. 140dsp,
"Manual on the official activities of the IVS of suspects and
accused ATS, security and escort units
suspects and accused. "

Legal basis:

Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated June 19, 2015 No. 700 dsp
"On Amending the Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation of 12.04.13 No.
200 chipboard "
Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated April 29, 2015 No. 495 dsp
"On approval of the Instructions for organizing joint
operational and service activities of ATS units
RF when solving crimes and investigating
criminal cases "
Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia of August 29, 2014 N 736
"On approval of the Instruction on the procedure for admission,
registration and permits in territorial bodies
Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation
statements and reports of crimes, about
administrative offenses, about incidents "

Question 1.
Appointment, tasks,
system and structure
duty units
ATS

Duty part - independent
structural unit of the Department of Internal Affairs,
designed to provide
complex use of forces and
ATS means for the immediate
responding to incoming applications
and crime reports and
offenses, ensuring
personal safety, public
order and public safety.

Main stream
activities of DC - implementation
guidance and monitoring
activities of services and apparatuses
different levels, management in order
effective solution of problems in the field
protection of the interests of the individual, protection
public order and combating
crime

The duty unit of the ATS provides:

1. Collection and analysis of information about the operational
setting.
2. Reception and registration of received applications,
messages and other information about crimes,
about administrative offenses, about
accidents, receiving other applications from citizens
Russian Federation, foreign citizens and
stateless persons, as well as providing
timely response to them.
3. Management integrated forces and means
internal affairs bodies to ensure
law and order in public places, participation in
their preparation for duty.

10.

4. Exercise of rights and obligations
police after delivering citizens to
service premises of the duty unit.
5. Control, within competence, for
compliance with the established procedure
maintenance, security and escort
suspects and accused of committing
crimes.
6. Ensuring the safety of weapons,
ammunition, special equipment,
operational and forensic technology,
means of communication, protection and other property,
listed for the duty unit.

11.

7. Provide notification of immediate
preparation for transfer to work in conditions
wartime, on the introduction of degrees
readiness, about a surprise attack by the enemy,
on the beginning of the implementation of measures for
civil defense, as well as providing
action plan alerts for
emergencies.
8. Providing reception and transmission of information
of a service nature and correspondence.
9. Control over the state of protection and defense

12.

10. Control over the provision of fire
safety and compliance
fire regime
territorial body of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.
11. Ensuring registration of convicted persons,
arrivals on vacation and other
reasons.
12. Ensuring the reception of found and
documents, things handed over to the police,
treasures, valuables and other property.
.

13. The duty unit implements the tasks and functions assigned to it, based on the following basic principles:

- high combat readiness;
- efficiency;
- deep knowledge of the operational situation at
serviced area;
- initiative and dedication in solving
operational and service tasks;
- continuity in work;
- the strictest observance of the rule of law;
- preservation of state and official secrets;
- vigilance and high prof. ethics;
- objectivity and completeness of the proceedings on
offenses, sensitive and attentive
attitude towards citizens.

14.

The system of ATS units on duty includes:
Duty unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia

Russia at the district and regional levels (NCFD),
DCh MIA, GU MIA, MIA Administration for subjects of the Russian Federation, UT
Duty units of the territorial bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
Russia at the interregional and regional levels
Duty units of subordinate territorial
bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia

15. The number of duty units in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation

16. Officials of the DCh ATS

1. Chief of the duty shift;
2. Senior operational duty officer;
3. Operative duty officer
4. Assistant to the operational
duty officer;
Sentry;
Duty driver.

17.

Chief
Operational
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Russia, Lieutenant General of Police
Victor Rakitin

18. Question 2.

Rights and obligations
ATS officer on duty

19. Organization of work of the police department on duty.

Depending on the intensity of the service and
operational environment work of the duty unit
organized in 3 or 4 shift modes.
Duration of work of each shift
set at 24 hours. While on duty
employees of the on-duty department take turns
breaks for eating and
short rest duration
to each: with 3 duty - 6 hours, with 4 - 4 hours.
At the end of the duty, the employees of the DC
rest is provided 48h. - with 3 watch or
72h - with 4 replaceable.
Other employees who served in the DC in
during the day on duty - 48 hours. (SOG, PLR, etc.).

20.

DCh MIA, GU MIA, MIA Administration for the constituent entities of the Russian Federation may be located
on any floor of buildings.
DCh UMVD cities, OMVD, police stations are located on
ground floors of buildings, adjacent to the main lobby
entrance.
DC rooms are being strengthened to reflect possible
attacks. Metal grilles are installed.

21. ORGANIZATION OF WORK OF THE DUTY SHIFT The employees of the DS who enter the daily work are obliged to accept from the replaced employees:

1. Service documentation, legislative and other
regulations, according to the List of basic
legislative and other regulations, service
documentation, card files and reference materials located
in the duty section. During transmission and reception, the actual
the availability of documents is verified one by one, and operational
plans and other documents with a restrictive mark
"For official use" or confidentiality labels
"Secret" and "Top secret" - in accordance with
account numbers and sheet by sheet.
2. Armament, ammunition, special equipment,
operational, forensic and organizational techniques,
keys and waybills from the assigned to the duty unit
vehicles, means of communication, protection, warning and more
property, according to the inventory, which are checked individually and by
numbers, while paying attention to their serviceability and
completeness (weapons are accepted cleaned, oiled
form and good condition). "CWC".

22.

3. Automatic and primary means
fire extinguishing.
4. Seized, voluntarily surrendered, found and surrendered
for temporary storage of weapons and ammunition,
explosive substances, drugs,
psychotropic and poisonous substances taken in
during the day by the handing over shift, as well as documentation
on them (while checking the correctness
filling out the documentation).
5. Materials on persons in (SPZL), while
inspection of detainees is required, check availability
the things and documents confiscated from them.
6. Placement of the duty unit in the appropriate
sanitary condition.

23. RIGHTS OF THE CHIEF OF THE DUTY SHIFT The head of the duty shift has the right to give binding orders to the duty officer

RIGHTS OF THE HEAD OF THE DUTY SHIFT
The head of the shift on duty has the right to give mandatory
execution of orders to the duty units,
service attire. In the absence of the heads of the police department, the head
DC has the right:
Produce in case of complication of the operational situation
or emergencies temporary
changes in the arrangement of duty outfits with
a subsequent report to the head (chief)
territorial body of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia (relocation
duty outfits of combat units
non-departmental police protection is made
only with the permission of the manager (chief)
territorial body of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia);
put into effect at the direction of the chief of the ATS, and in
his absence on his own, followed by him
report, special alerts according to the plan
actions in case of emergency;

24.

give the duty officer SOG obligatory to
the execution of the instructions to leave the field
incidents without interfering with
procedural activity
investigator or interrogator;
receive from the leader
information on the results of work on
the place of the incident;

25.

subject to access and within its
competence to receive and use for work
on crime detection and search
criminals, information of operational, search, forensic
accounting and automated data banks
information centers and forensic expert units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
Russia, and from managers and employees
subdivisions of the internal affairs body - information,
necessary to fulfill the assigned
the duty part of the tasks;
send, if necessary, applications for
obtaining vehicles necessary for
performing office tasks;

26.

require personnel to maintain
the established order in service offices and
common areas, discipline,
adherence to uniforms, fire regulations
security;
when changing the operational situation, contact
to the duty unit of the higher ATS and officers on duty
parts of neighboring ATS to receive emergency
assistance by forces and means, as well as the necessary
information;
apply for the promotion of police officers,
members of public associations and citizens,
distinguished themselves in maintaining public order and
ensuring public safety, and
facts of bad faith in the service
police officers on attracting them to
disciplinary responsibility.

27.

Question 3.
Procedure for proceedings with
delivered to the DCh OVD,
reception and registration
messages, statements
crimes and
offenses

28. In accordance with the Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated 30.04.2012 No. 389

IN PROCEEDINGS WITH
BY OFFENSES DELIVERED TO
DCH ATS, DUTY DUTY IS OBLIGED:
1.Find out the grounds and reason for delivery.
2. To establish the identity of the delivered person, his age,
the physical state. Assessing the physical
the condition of the person brought to the duty station,
the employee on duty is obliged to make it
personal examination (interview) in order to identify injuries and
injury, narcotic or alcoholic
intoxication, abnormalities in mental behavior
or the presence of pregnancy in women.

29.

3. Accept from the person delivering
offender, written report or report and
protocol on administrative offense,
or a statement if delivery was made
citizens, officials.
4. Draw up a protocol on the delivery of the person to
in accordance with the requirements of article 27.2 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation,
or make an appropriate entry in the protocol
about an administrative offense or
protocol on administrative detention.
5. Register the fact of delivery in the Book
registration of persons brought to the internal affairs body.

30. PAPILLON MDS 40s

31.

Mobile video recorder for police officers,
implemented in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tatarstan

32. Registration of messages about incidents:

Registration of messages about
incidents are carried out in the KUSP
around the clock in the police units on duty
regardless of territory
operational service.

33. Registration of messages about incidents:

The KUSP registers:
written statement of the crime; adoption protocol
an oral statement about a crime; attendance protocol with
guilty; a statement about the unknown disappearance of a person;
report of an ATS officer on detection of signs
crimes; order of the prosecutor to conduct
checks on reporting a crime,
disseminated in the media;
communication and written statement of events,
threatening personal or public safety, including
number of accidents, road accidents, accidents, disasters,
State of emergency, riots, mass poisoning of people,
natural disasters and other events requiring
checks to detect possible signs
crime or administrative offense;
other information about the incident.

34. Registration of messages about incidents:

When registering incident messages,
enrolled in the DCh OVD, on documents,
registered in the KUSP, obligatory
the order is stamped with registration. IN
an imprint of the stamp is made by the duty officer
registration number of the entry in the KUSP, date
registration, name of the Department of Internal Affairs, their full name and
certifies the specified information with his signature.
If a message about the incident was received by the ATS
upon personal request of the applicant, then
simultaneously with the registration of the message about
incidents in the KUSP in the DCh OVD operational
the person on duty draws up a notification ticket and
issues it to the applicant.

35.

Coupon notification

36.

Question 4. Organization of work
on duty on disclosure
crime hot on the heels
example of theft of someone else's property
(additional)

37. WHEN STEALING ANOTHER'S PROPERTY (158 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation or 7.27 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation)

THE OPERATIONAL DUTY IS OBLIGED TO:

38.

What is the damage
theft time
setting data
(Full name) about persons (person),
suspects
in committing
crimes
signs
kidnapped
property
circumstances
detecting theft
Ask questions
and find out:
place and object,
from which
it is perfect
type of stolen property

39.

Warn the applicant about the need
preservation of the situation of the scene
before the arrival of the police
to leave
premises
before the arrival of SOG
do not violate
setting
places
crimes
do not leave
their
footprints

40.

Register message
(statement) in the prescribed manner
indicating the time of receipt,
applicant's personal data
or the person who reported
about the crime
Immediately send
to protect the place
incidents
and detention of persons
suspects in
committing
crime by hot
traces "
to the chief
OP
Report
about the crime
UUP
coming outfits
police
PLR
on duty
part
superior
ATS

41.

In order to promptly respond to messages and statements about
offenses, taking urgent measures to
arrests hot on the trail of persons who committed
crimes, with the units on duty territorial
bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, groups of immediate
response, as a rule, move around the base
car "Gazelle" specially equipped for
delivery of persons who committed admin. offenses
or crime

42.

Call to the scene:
the victim
if the theft is reported by another person
head
and materially
responsible person
with the aim of
and
if property is stolen,
owned by enterprises
institutions, organizations
establishing preliminary data
about the amount of material damage
and will accept stolen property
representative of OVO ATS
if the object (apartment) was under the protection of the unit
0В0 or was equipped with a burglar alarm