Investigating the Professional Supervision and Control Model of the Private Security Sector with Regard to Official Control by the Police

Abstract

The present work reviews the professional supervision and control system of the private security sector and identifies the domestic challenges associated with the current system of official control by the police with regard to the professional area. The study contains a comprehensive presentation and analysis of the current organizational and professional structure of the law enforcement administration affecting the private security sector and included in the system of the police tasks. In the research, a system of official control that is organically linked to the field of professional personal and property protection is thoroughly mapped to identify the challenges that we seek to define at system level through the outlined hypotheses. The research also identifies and systematizes the current challenges the law enforcement branch is faced with, from the perspective of outlining the structural proposals for the vision of the profession in order to promote more effective official control and to develop control based on professional standards.