Annex No. 10 The Overview of Assignments of a Permanent Nature Resulting from Government’s Resolutions No. 720/1999, No. 684 /2000, and No. 498/2001
Government’s Resolution No. 720/1999
The assignment contained in item 4 was met on an ongoing basis. The assignment was required from the Minister of the Interior (The Office of Foreign Information) and the Director of the Security Intelligence Service in cooperation with the Minister of Foreign Affairs: ”To monitor, on an ongoing basis, the situation and trends in extremism development in the Czech Republic and in the world with an emphasis on the neighbouring states of the Czech Republic”.
The Security Intelligence Service, on an ongoing basis, has fulfilled the assignment contained in item 5: ”To create an updated list of individual extremist organisations operating in the Czech Republic, including the an estimation of the number of their members and supporters, and to monitor their links to foreign extremist entities.
The assignment contained in item 6 required by the Government from the Minister of Foreign Affairs in cooperation with the Minister of the Interior has been met on an ongoing basis: ”To ensure, at the international level, that foreign counterparts are provided sufficient information on measures adopted by the Czech Government, the Ministry of Interior and the Czech Police to punish racially and nationalistically motivated crimes or other kinds of extremist offences and to eliminate all racial discrimination manifestations.”
The assignment contained in item 7 required by the Government from the Minister of Justice has been met on an ongoing basis: ”To ensure providing information to the public on the danger and forms of extremist manifestations and the options to co-operate with the Czech police in this field.”) This task is being met on an ongoing basis. This task is of a constant nature.
Government’s Resolution No. 684/2000
The Government required from the Director of the Security Intelligence Service and the Minister of the Interior: ”To submit, within the Report on the Issue of Extremism the summary information about their findings concerning civic associations, political parties and political movements, as well as other organisations registered with the Ministry of the Interior or the Ministry of Culture respectively, if their activities displayed extremist manifestations or if their activities directly contradict any laws.
Government’s Resolution No. 498/2001
In item No. 2 the Government required from the Minister of the Interior and the Director of the Security Intelligence Service to permanently and on an ongoing basis:
update records of undesired persons and to use such records to prevent foreign extremist from coming to the Czech Republic;
make use of all legal provisions as well as operative technology or agents respectively
adopt measures aimed at efficient actions against economic crime as well as misdemeanours concerning business operations and misdemeanours committed with respect to activities of extremist and racially motivated groups and to prevent the organisation of events that have been penalised for raising funds of extremist and racially motivated groups (sale of CDs, symbols, etc. at their rallies);
enter into an internal agreement concerning the issues of extremism in order to smooth the flow of information between the Security Information Service and the Police of the Czech Republic and to maximally increase the efficiency of ongoing co-operation between the Security Information Service and the Police of the Czech Republic;
initiate and ensure, e.g. through agreements, consistent operative co-operation of the Police of the Czech Republic with their foreign colleagues in the field of extremism, with an emphasis on those from Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Austria and Germany.
In item 3 the Government required form the Ministers of the Interior, of Education, Youth and Sports, of Justice and from the First Vice Prime Minister and the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs to develop and implement, on an ongoing basis, actual projects in the area of education or social work focused on social groups from which the offenders of extremist crimes recruit (mainly apprentices, inhabitants of regions having a high unemployment rate and a high percentage of Roma population, etc.).