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• FINNISH POLICE
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      • Protecting domestic premises
      • Putting down an animal
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      • Right to obtain information from other data file controllers
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  • Annual reports
  • Press releases »
    • E-SERVICES FOR IMMIGRATION AFFAIRS HAVE EXPANDED
    • Fingerprints to be introduced to residence permits early next year
    • Internet policeman chosen as Police Officer of the Year
    • Changes in the identity card
    • Good results in project to combat travelling criminal groups from abroad
    • National Police Board inauguration ceremony takes place

Budget

The police receive most of their funding from the State budget. The total costs of police operations in 2009 amounted to EUR 697,8 million, of which salaries accounted for 80%. The second largest category was rental of premises.

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