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Drukuj Powiadom Zgłoś Błąd Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnętrznych i Administracji https://archiwum.mswia.gov.pl/pl/aktualnosci/9825,834-osoby-na-Nocy-Muzeow-w-MSW.html 2021-09-30, 08:47 Strona znajduje się w archiwum. Data publikacji 19.05.2012 834 osoby na Nocy Muzeów w MSW 19 maja br. 834 osoby zwiedziły MSW w ramach tegorocznej Nocy Muzeów w Warszawie. Ministerstwo zostało otwarte dla zwiedzających po raz pierwszy w swojej historii. Zwiedzający mogli się przekonać m.in. co widział z okna swojego gabinetu Czesław Kiszczak oraz gdzie odbywały się narady kierownictwa MSW w stanie wojennym. Udział w tegorocznej Nocy Muzeów był debiutem MSW w tym przedsięwzięciu. Po raz pierwszy w swojej historii ministerstwo zostało otwarte dla zwiedzających. Budynek MSW pomiędzy ulicami Rakowiecką a Batorego został wybudowany w drugiej połowie lat pięćdziesiątych. Podczas Nocy Muzeów można było zwiedzić MSW od piwnic, aż po gabinet ministra. Gabinet ministra to z pewnością najważniejsze miejsce w całym MSW - to tu minister Jacek Cichocki podpisuje rozporządzenia i spotyka się m.in. z komendantami nadzorowanych przez siebie służb. Zwiedzający mogli zasiąść za biurkiem ministra i zrobić sobie pamiątkowe zdjęcie. Osoby, które odwiedziły MSW podczas Nocy Muzeów zobaczyły również salę kolegialną, w której podczas stanu wojennego spotykało się kierownictwo resortu. W Polsce pierwszą Noc Muzeów zorganizowano w 2003 r. w Poznaniu. W Warszawie Noc Muzeów odbyła się po raz dziewiąty. Do udziału w tej imprezie zgłosiło się ponad 200 placówek. W ramach Nocy Muzeów możliwe jest zwiedzanie obiektów zazwyczaj niedostępnych dla szerokiej publiczności takich jak: Sejm RP, Pałac Prezydencki, czy Kancelaria Prezesa Rady Ministrów. W tym roku do tego grona po raz pierwszy w historii dołączyło Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnętrznych. ************************** W dzisiejszym kształcie resort spraw wewnętrznych istnieje od 1990 r. Po upadku komunizmu nastąpiły zmiany w systemie władzy w Polsce. Naczelnym organem administracji państwowej realizującym politykę państwa w dziedzinie ochrony bezpieczeństwa państwa oraz bezpieczeństwa i porządku publicznego stał się minister spraw wewnętrznych, którego urząd powołano 6 kwietnia 1990 r. W roku 1996, w ramach reformy centrum administracyjno – gospodarczego rządu do struktury Ministerstwa Spraw Wewnętrznych przyłączono dział administracji. W wyniku zmian organizacyjnych, nadzór nad Urzędem Ochrony Państwa przekazany został Prezesowi Rady Ministrów. Na mocy rozporządzenia Prezesa Rady Ministrów z 24 grudnia 1996 r. utworzono Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnętrznych i Administracji. 18 listopada 2011 r. premier Donald Tusk zdecydował o podziale resortu spraw wewnętrznych i administracji na Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnętrznych oraz Ministerstwo Administracji i Cyfryzacji i powołaniu dwóch ministrów: Jacka Cichockiego na stanowisko ministra spraw wewnętrznych oraz Michała Boniego na stanowisko ministra administracji i cyfryzacji Szefowie MSW/MSWiA w latach 1990-2012: Krzysztof Kozłowski - 06.07.1990 r. – 12.01.1991 r. Henryk Majewski - 12.01.1991 r. - 21.12.1991 r. Antoni Macierewicz - 23.12.1991 r. – 05.06.1992 r. Andrzej Milczanowski - 05.06.1992 r. – 10.07.1992 r. (sekretarz stanu, kierownik MSW), 11.07.1992 – 22.12.1995 (minister spraw wewnętrznych) Jerzy Konieczny - 29.12.1995 r. – 07.02.1996 r. Zbigniew Siemiątkowski - 07.02.1996 r. – 01.01.1997 r. Leszek Miller - 01.01.1997 r. – 14.11.1997 r. Janusz Tomaszewski - 14.11.1997 r. – 03.09.1999 r. Janusz Pałubicki - 03.09.1999 r. – 07.10.1999 r. (zastępujący ministra spraw wewnętrznych i administracji) Marek Biernacki - 07.10.1999 r. - 19.10.2001 r. Krzysztof Janik - 19.10.2001 r. - 21.01.2004 r. Józef Oleksy - 21.01.2004 r. - 21.04.2004 r. Jerzy Szmajdziński - 21.04.2004 r. - 02.05.2004 r. (zastępujący ministra spraw wewnętrznych i administracji) Ryszard Kalisz - 02.05.2004 r. - 31.10.2005 r. Ludwik Dorn - 31.10.2005 r. - 07.02.2007 r. Janusz Kaczmarek - 08.02.2007 r. - 08.08.2007 r. Władysław Stasiak - 08.08.2007 r. - 16.11.2007 r. Grzegorz Schetyna - 16.11.2007 r. - 14.10.2009 r. Jerzy Miller - 14.10.2009 r. - 18.11.2011 r. Jacek Cichocki od 18.11.2011 r. wstecz dalej Tweetnij Generuj PDF Drukuj Powiadom Zgłoś błąd.
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