Day of creation of information units of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation - a professional holiday for employees and employees of the Main Information and Analytical Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, information centers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Central Internal Affairs Directorate, Internal Affairs Directorate of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, UT Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Federal District, Internal Affairs Directorate. Celebrated annually. The day of the creation of information units of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation is September 23.
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History and Celebration
September 23, 1918 the decision of the Board of the People’s Commissariat of Internal Affairs of the RSFSR approved the "Regulation on the statistical department of the Commissariat of Internal Affairs", the functioning of which ensured the collection, synthesis and storage of statistical information on the state and dynamics of crime in the country.
By Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated March 24, 2000 No. 296 "On Announcing the Day of Information Subdivisions of the Internal Affairs Bodies of the Russian Federation" - September 23 was declared the Day of Information Subdivisions - GIAC of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, Information Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Central Internal Affairs Directorate, Internal Affairs Directorate of the Subjects of the Russian Federation, UT Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Federal District .
References
- Main Information and Analytical Center (website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs)
Since September 1918, the statistical department of the NKVD, territorial statistical apparatuses have become a permanent component of the system of internal affairs bodies. Under the Central Administration, registration and fingerprint bureaus are created in the provinces and autonomous republics. In the subsequent period (1930-1939), registration and accounting apparatuses were created at the Main Directorates and independent departments of the NKVD (under the Main Directorate of Workers 'and Peasants' Police).
During the period from 1918 to 1968, the divisions of the information service, improving professionally and structurally, went through a difficult, sometimes dramatic, but glorious path, actively participating in the fight against crime. This grateful work continued during the years of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, when the Soviet police and soldiers of the NKVD troops shoulder to shoulder with the Soviet Army in arms at the front and in the rear fought a deadly battle with the Nazi invaders, their accomplices criminals of all stripes.
In 1968, at the OTU MVD, the Information and Computing Center of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs was organized. In November 1970, the Main Information Center at the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs was created on its basis. In April 1972, by order of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, the first special departments were renamed information centers. The stage of strengthening local information centers has begun.
All employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in their activities are guided by this or that information: operational reference, archival, operational-search, scientific, technical, and statistical. It is the employees of information centers who, along with others, make a significant contribution to the fight against crime and offenses, this professional holiday is dedicated to.
When passes
The day of the creation of information units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation is celebrated on September 23. The annual celebration of the date was announced on March 24, 2000 by Order of the Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia No. 296. The document was ratified by Colonel General V. Rushailo. In 2019, the event is celebrated for the 20th time.
Who notes
The day of the creation of information divisions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation is celebrated by employees and employees of such departments as statistical and operational records, as well as forensic, search and registration of tracing people, the provision of public services, special funds and rehabilitation of victims of political repression, operational reference information, the office and other services directly related to information and analytical activities, including veterans of these centers.
history of the holiday
On September 23, 1918, the Board of the NKVD of the RSFSR ratified the "Regulation on the statistical department of the Commissariat of the Interior." This unit was engaged in collecting statistical information about crime in the state, its analysis, generalization and storage (taking into account changes in development and its condition). This date was chosen for the annual celebrations.
About the profession
In addition to providing the Ministry of Internal Affairs and other persons established by law with various kinds of information (including fingerprints and photocards, as well as registers of disqualified persons), the specialists of these units participate in the development and implementation of automatic information systems (a single information space), data banks, and carry out their software. In addition, they provide information security (including protection against computer viruses), the location of the computer network, provide technical support during the transfer of information, connect users of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and provide them with access to databases and accounts, maintain a uniform registration procedure. Their responsibilities also include the enforcement of legislation on archival affairs and the rehabilitation of citizens who have been subjected to political repression.
Employees must have an analytical mindset, excellent memory, and also be morally stable. Loyalty and dedication are the main factors in the work of these specialists.
The number of disclosed crimes shows that the role of information units is growing every year. In 1976, 4% was disclosed, in 1996 - already 25%, in 2000 - about 50%, in 2005 - more than 70%, in 2009 - about 80%, in 2011 - almost 90%.
On September 23, congratulations on a professional holiday are received by employees of the Information Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Vladimir Region.
The centenary of the division is an important date. Over the decades of its existence, the service changed its name, increased staffing, improved techniques, introduced new technologies ... Today, like a hundred years ago, key tasks remain the same: collection, processing, storage, prompt transfer to interested information services, its analysis and preparation analytical and prognostic materials.
The history of information units began on September 23, 1918, when, by a decision of the collegium of the People’s Commissariat of Internal Affairs of the RSFSR, the "Regulation on the statistical department of the Commissariat of Internal Affairs" was approved. The first special department, as a structural unit of the UNKVD, in the Vladimir region was created in August 1944. The chief was appointed Alexey Ulyanov. Under his leadership, the operational reference card was cleared of alphabetical order and cleared of unusable cards, a large number of accounting documents were copied to new samples.
In 1953, after the unification of the bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of State Security, the First Special Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Vladimir Region was formed. The head of the department was Colonel Ivan Redin. In the next few years, Sergey Bednov, Anatoly Rodionov, Petr Yurkevich replaced him. The activities of each of them became a significant contribution to the history of the development and establishment of the information service in the system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.
By order of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs No. 0187 dated April 10, 1972, the 1st Special Departments were reorganized and Information Centers were created. In 1973, the Information Center of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Vladimir Region was established.
Based on the experience of its predecessors and following the requirements of modern time, the department in different years led Boris Zelenov, Valery Vorontsov, George Travnikov, Boris Elizarov, Valentin Trofimov, Nikolai Nikolaev.
In 2002, the Information Center of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Vladimir Region headed Love of Lviv. At her initiative, was organized and implemented
new information technology for the formation of criminal statistics; a number of fundamental documents have been prepared to improve the accounting, registration and statistical activities of the regional internal affairs bodies. With the personal participation of Lyubov Vladimirovna in 2016, the automated information retrieval system “Criminal Statistics” was introduced on a new software platform. The introduction of this complex allowed users to comprehensively receive the necessary information on a given topic and reduced the time it took to create and receive various statistical reports.
Lyubov Vladimirovna went on a well-deserved rest in 2017. At the post she was replaced by a police colonel Yulia Yachmeneva.
- For a hundred years of its existence, information divisions have gone from small disparate accounting and registration, statistical, archival divisions to a powerful information structure. Over the years, the unit has been replaced by more than one generation of filers, fingerprinters, archivists, statisticians, engineers. One was replaced by others, trained and brought up on the best traditions of the information service, -notes Julia Albertovna. - We are proud of our history, remember our predecessors who stood at the origins of the creation of the service, forming a solid foundation and contributing to its development in the Vladimir region. We try to continue their work with dignity, using modern information technology.
Specially for the holiday, the staff of the Information Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Vladimir Region prepared a brochure about the history of the unit and the people who worked at it at different times. The brochure will be available in the section “300 years of police”.
According to the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Vladimir region.
September 23 - Day of information units of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation
How does the service live today, how is it developing and what contribution does it make to the fight against crime? These and other questions of the Shield and Sword correspondent are answered by the head of the PKU “The Main Information and Analytical Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia”, Major General of the Internal Service Pavel VAZHEV.
From accounting to public services
Pavel Anatolyevich, what is the SIAC? What is its structure, main tasks and directions of work?
This is a multi-vector institution combining various activities. Today, our tasks are providing information to the units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, state authorities with information from centralized online directories, operational, forensic, search, fingerprinting, archival and scientific and technical records, their formation and maintenance, the implementation of interdepartmental and interstate information interaction, and also the provision of public services to the public. Fulfillment of the tasks is achieved through the efforts of eight specialized centers and six departments.
What public services do you provide? How are citizens admitted? Are there any complaints?
In total, information units provide four public services. The most popular of them is the issuance of certificates of criminal record (absence). We also issue archival and rehabilitation certificates for victims of political repression. And we affix the apostille on official documents to be exported outside the Russian Federation. All relevant information on the procedure for providing public services, including in electronic form, is available on the Unified Portal of Public Services and the official website of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Regarding complaints. Of course, they are available, probably, as in the implementation of any activity, but there are only a few of them. In the first half of 2016, the level of satisfaction of citizens with the quality of the provision of public services through our line amounted to 96.9%. In my opinion, this is an indicative figure. At the same time, we examine in detail the essence of the complaints in each individual case. Almost all of them are reduced to dissatisfaction of citizens with the reflection in the certificates of information about their criminal record. However, here we act within the framework of legislation and administrative regulations.
What can be done in a second?
Almost half a century ago, the information service began to use computers. What computing power do you have now?
If we compare the initial stage of using computing tools and the current equipment, then the changes are striking. A breakthrough has been made from computers and the first bulky computers to high-performance software and hardware systems using cluster technologies. The capabilities of information and telecommunication equipment have increased tens of thousands of times. Thousands of users are currently connected to data banks of only the federal level, from which millions of requests are received. Seven hits are processed every second. But this is not the limit. We pin great hopes on the unified system of information and analytical support for the activities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia (ISOD), the development of the Data Processing Center (DPC) and its services. The new system will further simplify and expand the possibilities of using our resources for employees of law enforcement bodies. In the future, any police officer from his workplace, in accordance with the level of access, will be able to use the maximum number of records.
Integration in Action
Do you coordinate the activities of information centers of territorial bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia?
Yes, in our competence is the organizational and methodological management of information centers. When building joint activities, we focus on ensuring the timeliness, reliability and completeness of the information presented for accounting. To do this, a separate set of measures is carried out - this is updating and duplication of accounts, reconciliations, selective control of incoming information, as well as checking the formation of databases during business trips. Based on the revealed facts of violations, the results of the analysis of all this work, reviews and letters are sent to the territorial bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to eliminate the noted deficiencies.
To quickly solve problematic issues, information technology is used. We have an automated information system - the SIAC portal. Access to this system is available to all regional information centers, as well as users of the integrated multiservice telecommunications network (BMTS). Information and reference materials, legal documents, methodological recommendations, statistical forms and information are brought in real time. In the format of the forum, the portal exchanges views, discusses certain aspects of the performance of certain tasks. In addition, we conduct video conferencing meetings. True, they cannot replace live communication, exchange of best practices. Therefore, issues of activity are discussed in detail at meetings-seminars of heads of information departments.
How effective is interregional interaction?
I will give just one example. When it was necessary to take measures as soon as possible to integrate the information units of the internal affairs bodies of the Crimean Federal District into the system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, everyone provided assistance, who were “hardware” and who were specialists. Statistical and centralized accounting was undertaken by the Rostov Region Information Center, and the Southern Federal District assisted in transport. Server equipment was shared by Siberia, the Urals and the Volga region. Specialists of information centers of the Republic of Tatarstan, Moscow, Tula, Kostroma, Samara and Rostov Regions were sent to Crimea. At its base, Crimean specialists were trained by employees of the Krasnodar Territory Information Center. As a result of such joint actions, information support for the internal affairs of the internal affairs agencies deployed in Crimea was organized in full for three months.
Criminal figure out
Information is a powerful tool for tracing criminals. What databases do you work with?
Information has been and remains a strategic resource of any state. It has special significance in the field of combating crime, when human life often depends on its completeness, reliability and timeliness of presentation. Currently, we have concentrated information on 340 million objects of accounting. This is a search for not only missing criminals, but also weapons, vehicles, historical objects and antiques, electronic equipment and documents, as well as records of crimes and offenders. Fingerprint registration is most in demand for identifying individuals.
We work both with internal databases of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, and within the framework of interagency cooperation with information from other federal executive bodies. Moreover, GIAC cooperates with colleagues from Interpol, forms together with the law enforcement agencies of the CIS member states and maintains the Interstate Information Bank.
Could you give some fresh examples?
Due to such interaction in the Samarkand region of the Republic of Uzbekistan in July 2016, a citizen was detained for committing a murder in the Khabarovsk Territory. In August, we quickly processed the appeal of the Investigative Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia on providing legal assistance to the law enforcement bodies of the Republic of Armenia in the investigation of a criminal case on the facts of the manufacture of fake banknotes. As a result, it was found that in our country several thousand criminal cases were instituted in which similar fake banknotes appear.
I would like to note that our employees were awarded departmental medals of foreign countries for providing information support for operational-search measures.
Waiting in the wings
Your service was born back in 1918, when the statistical department of the Commissariat of Internal Affairs was created. Since then, probably, a whole mountain of archival documents has grown. How long is the information stored? Is something valuable lost?
Information is stored in accordance with the Lists of documents formed in the activities of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation. Each type of document has its own storage period: permanent and long-term - from 15 to 75 years, temporary - up to 10 years. The possibility of destroying documents of historical value is excluded. Firstly, archival documents formed before 1946, regardless of composition and content, are not subject to destruction. Secondly, all documents, regardless of their storage periods before destruction, undergo an examination procedure to determine their scientific, historical and practical significance. A special commission is created for this.
Our conversation takes place in the Museum of History of the SIAC. I see that you put some old folders on the table. What is stored in them?
These are historical documents, real cases from the Central Archive of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. Here, for example, the investigation case of Athanasius Kalinin dated 1924. During a search, a photograph of members of the Romanov royal family was found. The unique picture is perfectly preserved. There is still a case on the charge of prisoner of war Hans-Hans Bauer. He was Hitler's personal pilot, lieutenant general of the police and SS troops. The investigative department of the Office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Moscow Region conducted this investigation in 1950.
Very interesting. I hope, "Shield and Sword" will return to your invaluable funds ...
Decades do not reduce the value of archival documents, but multiply. Many of them are waiting in the wings when they are in demand for use in the practical activities of the internal affairs bodies. We must know the history of the Fatherland, learn its lessons. Recently, I participated in a field meeting of an interagency working group to coordinate activities aimed at implementing the Concept of state policy to perpetuate the memory of victims of political repression. The meeting was held in the Solovetsky Museum-Reserve. This is also our story.
I take this opportunity to congratulate all employees of information departments and service veterans on their professional holiday!
Significant, if not paramount, importance for the disclosure of each crime and curbing crime in general is timely, accurate, professionally prepared information. Collection, processing, storage, prompt transfer of information to interested parties and its analysis - all this work is carried out by employees of the Information Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Vologda Oblast.
Since 1918, the information center of the Regional Administration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the region has gone from scattered file services based on manual labor of file cabinets to a powerful information infrastructure, the components of which are divisions of territorial internal affairs, departments and services of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the region.
Ninety-nine years ago, on September 23, 1918, by the decision of the collegium of the People’s Commissariat of the Interior of the RSFSR No. 79, the "Regulation on the statistical department of the Commissariat of the Interior" was approved. It prescribed to collect statistical data in the NKVD on various areas of activity of the People’s Commissariat and, in particular, on the fight against criminal crime. From the moment of approval of this document, the countdown of the creation of information statistical units in the internal affairs bodies is carried out.
On October 10, 1918, circulars were sent to all the provinces, which prescribed to regularly send installation data, photographs and fingerprints to criminals. Well-established fingerprint and alphabetical registrations with good reason were considered as the most important means of combating crime. As a result, operational-reference surname and fingerprint records, operational-search records, allowing to identify hiding violators of the law, search for them, and establish a criminal record, began to function.
Over its long history, the information units of the internal affairs bodies have undergone various structural changes. The Great Patriotic War temporarily interrupted the further process of their development. In this regard, it is necessary to note the heroic efforts of the employees of information departments in resolving issues of providing operational reference, search, statistical and archival information of law enforcement agencies during this difficult period for the whole country. The employees honor the memory of veterans who not only fought on the fronts, worked selflessly in the rear, but also managed to prepare, educate a worthy shift, a new generation of professionals.
The Information Center at the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Vologda Oblast Executive Committee was established by order of the head of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Vologda Oblast Executive Committee dated December 30, 1971 No. 0166 with a staffing of 13 employees. Lieutenant Colonel of Police Mikhail Vasilievich was appointed the head of the Information Center of the Internal Affairs Directorate.
During this period, the service is experiencing a state of recovery. Enter daily, ten-day and monthly information on registered and investigated crimes. Unified stamps are introduced for inquiries and inquiries.
The head of the information center of the Internal Affairs Directorate, Colonel of the Internal Service Aleksey Aleksandrovich Goloveshkin (1974-1978), in anticipation of the fruits of modern technology, created a department for scientific and technical information in the division.
Gradually, the Information Center changed its face. Today, the technical equipment of the information center includes powerful computers, workstations based on modern personal computers, and data transfer systems.
The current staffing of the Information Center is 76 employees. The team is headed by the chief colonel of the internal service, Belyaev Evgeny Viktorovich.
Currently, access to the information resources of the Information Center is available to all U (O) \u200b\u200bMinistry of Internal Affairs of the region, departments and services of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as institutions and organizations that are part of the law enforcement system.
Currently, the records of the Information Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Vologda Oblast work not only to ensure the operational and official activities of law enforcement agencies, but also to provide public services to citizens. Every year, over 30 thousand citizens turn to the Information Center of the Regional Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the provision of public services.
Against the backdrop of the criminal chronicle, the events of operational and investigative practice, the activities of the employees of the information center may seem inconspicuous, secondary. But the employees of the search and investigation units have long been aware of the price of complete, timely and reliable information about accounting facilities, concentrated in file cabinets and data banks of the ATC Information Center. Without this information, not a single operational check is carried out, not a single criminal case is being investigated.
Everyday life of the Information Center is thousands of verified persons and objects identified by criminals who tried to hide their past. For decades, created by reference, search, forensic records and archives can rightly be called a powerful weapon in the fight against crime.
