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Official Translation GOVERNMENT of the REPUBLIC of LITHUANIA Official translation GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA RESOLUTION ON THE APPROVAL OF THE LIST OF POSITIONS OF THE PRIME MINISTER'S PUBLIC SERVANTS OF POLITICAL (PERSONAL) CONFIDENCE, HARMONISED POSITIONS OF PUBLIC SERVANTS OF THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNMENT, MINISTRIES, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND AGENCIES UNDER THE MINISTRIES 20 May 2002 No 684 Vilnius The Government of the Republic of Lithuania, invoking paragraph 2 of Article 8 of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Public Service, has resolved : to approve the list of positions of the Prime Minister's public servants of political (personal) confidence, harmonised positions of public servants of the Office of the Government, ministries, government agencies and agencies under the ministries (appended). Prime Minister Algirdas Brazauskas Minister of National Defence deputising for the Minister of the Interior Linas Linkevičius APPROVED by Government of the Republic of Lithuania Resolution No. 684 of 20 May 2002 THE LIST OF POSITIONS OF THE PRIME MINISTER'S PUBLIC SERVANTS OF POLITICAL (PERSONAL) CONFIDENCE, HARMONISED POSITIONS OF PUBLIC SERVANTS OF THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNMENT, MINISTRIES, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND AGENCIES UNDER THE MINISTRIES Grade and category of the position according to groups of Position State and municipal institutions and agencies* Public servants of Heads of agencies Lithuanian diplomatic Other statutory public political (personal) and career public I II III IV V VI service servants confidence servants Chief Adviser to the Head of an Head of an agency Prime Minister, agency, A 19–20 A 18–19 A 17–18 A 14–17 A 13–16 A 12–15 Vice-Minister, State Secretary of county governor the Ministry Head of the Deputy head of Ambassador Deputy head of an Secretariat of the an agency, agency, Prime Minister, Undersecretary of chief of staff, Adviser to the Prime the Ministry, chief commissioner – Minister, Government deputy police A 18–19 A 17–18 A 16–17 A 13–16 A 12–15 A 11–14 deputy county representative in commissioner general governor the European Court of Human Rights Adviser to the Director of a Ambassador-at-large, Chief commissioner Minister department, inspector general, A 17–18 A 16–17 A 15–16 A 12–15 A 11–14 A 10–13 director of the minister commission or plenipotentiary, 2 Grade and category of the position according to groups of Position State and municipal institutions and agencies* Public servants of Heads of agencies Lithuanian diplomatic Other statutory public political (personal) and career public I II III IV V VI service servants confidence servants council chargé d'affaires administration Deputy director Consul General, Battalion commander, of a department, minister counsellor squadron commander, head of the chief of an secretariat of a inspectorate, commission or deputy chief of staff, A 15–17 A 14–16 A 13–15 A 11–14 A 10–13 A 9–12 council, chief of a board, head of a division senior commissioner which is not a constituent part of a department Prime Minister's Head of a Counsellor, Deputy battalion spokesperson for the division which is Counsellor of a commander, press a constituent part department chief of the centre, of a department, deputy chief of an deputy head of a inspectorate, division which is investigator of not a constituent extraordinary cases, A 13–16 A 12–15 A 11–14 A 9–13 A 8–12 A 7–11 part of a commissioner, department, head chief of a division, of a service; chief of a service, Adviser to the deputy chief a board Office of the Government Minister's Chief auditor of Consul, Operation section A 11–15 A 10–14 A 9–13 A 7–12 A 6–11 A 5–10 spokesperson for the an agency, first secretary, chief, 3 Grade and category of the position according to groups of Position State and municipal institutions and agencies* Public servants of Heads of agencies Lithuanian diplomatic Other statutory public political (personal) and career public I II III IV V VI service servants confidence servants press head of a counsellor of a deputy chief of the subdivision, division centre, deputy head of a commissioner- division which is inspector, a constituent part company commander, of a department, leader of a frontier special attaché, station, deputy head of a chief of a subdivision, service deputy chief of a division, deputy chief of a service Director's assistant on call, B 9–13 B 8–12 B 6–11 B 5–10 B 4-9 regiment dutyman Assistant to the Chief specialist, Second secretary, Team chief, Prime Minister deputy special vice-consul deputy company attaché commander, captain of a ship, deputy chief of a subdivision, A 10–14 A 9–13 A 8–12 A 6–11 A 5–10 A 4-9 head of the point, commander of a special action squad, deputy leader of a frontier station, chief bodyguard, 4 Grade and category of the position according to groups of Position State and municipal institutions and agencies* Public servants of Heads of agencies Lithuanian diplomatic Other statutory public political (personal) and career public I II III IV V VI service servants confidence servants chief lecturer, chief authorised agent, chief specialist Platoon chief, deputy director's assistant on call, B 8–12 B 7–11 B 5–10 B 4–9 B 3–8 assistant to a regiment dutyman Assistant to the Senior specialist Third secretary Deputy platoon chief, Minister deputy team chief, pilot, senior authorised agent, deputy head of the point, senior bodyguard, A 8–12 A 7–11 A 6–10 A 5–9 A 4–8 A 3–7 senior lecturer, senior inspector, senior operations supervisor, senior specialist, senior investigator Senior specialist Platoon commander, operations supervisor, senior bodyguard, B 6–11 B 5–10 B 5-9 B 4-8 B 3–8 B 3–7 senior specialist, senior inspector Specialist Attaché Bodyguard, A 5–10 A 4–9 A 4–8 A 3–7 A 3–7 A 3–7 5 Grade and category of the position according to groups of Position State and municipal institutions and agencies* Public servants of Heads of agencies Lithuanian diplomatic Other statutory public political (personal) and career public I II III IV V VI service servants confidence servants lecturer, inspector, interrogator, authorised agent, specialist, investigator, senior instructor Specialist Bodyguard, platoon leader, inspector, assistant to operations supervisor, shift supervisor, B 4–9 B 3–8 B 2–7 B 2–6 B 2–6 B 2–6 guard commander, specialist, investigator, senior dutyman, senior dispatcher, senior instructor Dutyman, instructor, junior inspector, assistant to a regiment B 3–7 B 2–7 B 2–5 B 2–4 B 2–4 dutyman, governor of point shift, senior dutyman Junior specialist, C 2–6 C 2–5 C 2–4 C 2–3 C 2–3 6 Grade and category of the position according to groups of Position State and municipal institutions and agencies* Public servants of Heads of agencies Lithuanian diplomatic Other statutory public political (personal) and career public I II III IV V VI service servants confidence servants dispatcher, element commander, commandant, dutyman of control duty point, senior of the corps, company leader, senior supervisor of duty shift, assistant to guard commander, squad leader, master sergeant Chief of a fire brigade, senior controller, senior border guard, C 2–5 C2–4 C2–3 C 2 C 2 senior policeman, senior warden, senior rifleman Cynologist, border guard, policeman-driver, policeman, C 1–4 C 1–3 C 1–2 C 1–2 C 1–2 warden, guard, rifleman, firefighter-rescuer 7 Grade and category of the position according to groups of Position State and municipal institutions and agencies* Public servants of Heads of agencies Lithuanian diplomatic Other statutory public political (personal) and career public I II III IV V VI service servants confidence servants Junior rifleman, C 1–2 C 1 C 1 C 1 C 1 controller, probationary policeman –––––––––––––––––––- * THE LIST OF MINISTRIES, THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNMENT, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND AGENCIES UNDER THE MINISTRIES, OTHER STATE INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES ACCORDING TO THEIR GROUPS Group Name of a state institution or agency I Ministries Office of the Government II The Second Investigation Department under the Ministry of National Defence The European Committee under the Government of the Republic of Lithuania The European Law Department under the Government of the Republic of Lithuania The Financial Crime Investigation Service under the Ministry of the Interior The Customs Department under the Ministry of Finance The Police Department under the Ministry of the Interior The State Border Guard Service under the Ministry of the Interior The State Tax Inspectorate under the Ministry of Finance The State Social Insurance Fund Board III The County Governor's Administration (of a county with a population over 500,000) Police headquarters of a higher level (chief police commissariats of Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, Panevėžys) The Civil Aviation Administration The Civil Defence Department under the Ministry of National Defence The Enterprise Bankruptcy Management Department under the Ministry of Economy 8 Group Name of a state institution or agency The Information Society Development Committee under the Government of the Republic of Lithuania The Information Technology and Communication Department under the Ministry of the Interior The Prisons Department under the Ministry of Justice The Enrolment Administration Service under the Ministry of National Defence The Crisis Management Centre under the Ministry of National Defence The Physical Culture and Sports Department under the Government of the Republic of Lithuania The Lithuanian Archives Department under the Government of the Republic of Lithuania The Lithuanian Road Administration under the Ministry of Transport and Communications The Lithuanian
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