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Evaluation of the Rhineland-Palatinate Police and Regulatory Authorities Act (POG) (Phase 1)
On 26 January 2011, the state parliament of Rhineland-Palatinate passed an amendment to the Police and Regulatory Authorities Act (POG). The aim of the amendment is to create a modern and efficient POG in order to continue to guarantee the safety of the general public. Sec. 100 of the POG contains a new evaluation requirement, according to which the state government must report to the state parliament on the effectiveness of certain measures requiring intensive intervention. The Ministry of the Interior, Sport and Infrastructure of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate commissioned the NIPAG to carry out the evaluation.
Evaluation of the reorganisation of the Federal Police - Federal Police Headquarters
The emergence of new challenges and the aggravation of existing challenges for the Federal Police make it imperative to fulfil the related tasks in the future, taking into account the constraints of the limited public budget. Consequently, the Federal Police have been restructured by the law amending the Federal Police Act of 26 February 2008 in order to increase the operational effectiveness of the Federal Police, in particular its visibility, by streamlining and increasing the efficiency and flexibility of the organisation (see Parliamentary Document 16/6291). In order to achieve these goals, the Federal Police Headquarters in Potsdam has been established as a higher federal authority which controls and is responsible for the work of the entire Federal Police. This reorganisation of the Federal Police is subject to a comprehensive evaluation in order to determine the degree to which the objectives, the desired impact and the economic efficiency have been achieved. In this context, the Federal Ministry of the Interior (BMI) has commissioned the National Institute for Public Administration Germany to evaluate the establishment of the Federal Police Headquarters.
Evaluation of the Federal Act Governing Access to Information held by the Federal Government (Freedom of Information Act - IFG)
The Evaluation of the Federal Act Governing Access to Information held by the Federal Government (so-called Freedom of Information Act - IFG) aims to increase public participation, transparency and openness in public administrations. The IFG entered into force in 2006. The evaluation project examined the achievement of the law's objectives and its impact. The legal analysis included an evaluation of the case law on the Freedom of Information Act (IFG) to date. The focus was on the aspects of scope and protections/exceptions (Sec. 3-6 of the Freedom of Information Act), taking into account comparative international and European legal references. The sociological analysis included quantitative and qualitative surveys.
Evaluation of the Freedom of Information Act of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (LIFG RP)
The Freedom of Information Act of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (Landesinformationsfreiheitsgesetz Rheinland-Pfalz - LIFG RP) came into force on 1 February 2009. Section 15 of the LIFG stipulates that the state government, in collaboration with local umbrella organisations, is to evaluate the effects of the law and present a report to the state parliament after a period of three years. The evaluation will examine the objectives pursued by the Act, as well as its organisational, personnel and financial effects.