THE ROLE OF COMPLEMENTARY LAW ENFORCEMENT INSTITUTIONS IN HUNGARY. EFFICIENT SYNERGY IN THE FIELD OF COMPLEMENTARY LAW ENFORCEMENT - A NEW APPROACH
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Abstract
In this paper I am looking into the details of what complementary law enforcement entails. In my point of view there is a new approach of law enforcement arising in the 21th century which requires the cooperation and harmonisation of activities in the field of law enforcement between the relevant actors. It is necessary to emphasise this aspect instead of placing the police activity in the centre exclusively. In Hungary, maintaining public security is only attainable throw maintaining collaboration between different actors including: Police, Civil Volunteer Security Organisations, Local governmental law enforcement, private security sector. The aforementioned synergy should substitute the rivalry of those participants.
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