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The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, for Building and Transport TheBayerischesBayerisches Bavarian StaatsministeriumMinistryStaatsministerium of the Interior, desdes Innern,Innern,for Building fürfür BauBau and undund Transport VerkehrVerkehr An Introduction 2 The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, for Building and Transport The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, for Building and Transport is located at Odeonsplatz in Munich The Supreme Building Authority is located at Franz-Josef-Strauß-Ring in Munich Legal notice Picture credits Note The Bavarian Ministry of Page 2 Page 11 This document is published within the frame- the Interior, for Building and Transport Thilo Härdtlein, Munich Female photographer, Fotolia.com; work of public relations work for the Bavarian Odeonsplatz 3 State Office for Digitalisation, State Government. It may not be used by 80539 München/Munich, Germany Page 5 Broadband and measurement, Bavaria; political parties nor by election candidates or Frank Lübke, Munich aides within a time frame of five months prior Design Page 14 to an election for the purposes of electioneering. engelhardt, atelier für gestaltung Page 6 Josephine Unterhauser, Bad Reichenhall; This applies to regional, national, municipal Mühldorf a. Inn Herbert Liedel, Stadtteilforum Langwasser; Reinhold Pfeufer, Munich; and European elections. Misuse during this www.engelhardt-atelier.de Andres Rodriguez, Fotolia.com Herbert Stolz, Regensburg; time period is considered to be, in particular, Roland Halbe, Stuttgart; the distribution at election events, at party Translation Page 7 Peter Lion, Rosenheim information stands as well as the insertion, KERN AG, Sprachendienste Brückner & Brückner Architekten, print addition and attachment of party-political München Tirschenreuth; Page 16 information or advertising. It is also not permit- Udo Herrmann, Bürgstadt; Henning Koepke, Munich; ted to pass the documentation to a third party Production GEWOG Bayreuth, Brückner & Michael Amberg, Schinharl Höss for the purpose of electioneering. Regardless ESTA Druck GmbH Brückner Architekten, Tirschenreuth; Amberg Architekten, Munich; Polling in Obb. Kempten (Allgäu) Julia Knop, Hamburg; of whether there is an upcoming election, the Wolfgang Dürr, Würzburg printed document may not be modified in such Printed on recycled paper Page 8 a way that it suggests partisanship of the State bleached without the use of chlorine. Bayerischer Landessport-Verband Page 17 Government with regard to individual political (Bavarian State Sports Club); SEP Baur Deby, Munich; groups. The parties are permitted to use Dated: July 2016 Bayerische Bereitschaftspolizei Ronald Rinklef, Bamberg; the printed document to instruct their own (Bavarian tactical units); Dana Klaumünzer; members. Johann Ertl, Edward Beierle; Bayerischer Landessport-Verband Klaus Leidorf, Buch am Erlbach (Bavarian State Sports Club); Page 18 Page 9 dutchpilot22, Fotolia.com Would you like to find out more Bavaria police; about the work done by the T. Uschold, Bavarian tactical police Page 19 Bavarian State Government? bkindler, istockphoto.com Page 10 BRK-Kreisverband Berchtesgadener Land (BRC association club in the Berchtesgaden BAYERN | DIREKT is your direct line to the Bavarian region) State Government. Klaus Rosenberger, Mittenwald avalanche commission; Use the telephone number 089 122220 or contact Franz Kurz, Berchtesgaden water rescue; us via email at [email protected] for information Fabian Kress, voluntary fire brigade material and brochures, information about current Schrobenhausen topics and Internet sources as well as about author- ities, the appropriate offices and contacts with the Bavarian State Government. 3 An introduction Joachim Herrmann, State Minister, Gerhard Eck, Permanent State Secretary, MdL/Member of the State Assembly MdL/Member of the State Assembly Dear Readers, At the Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, There is also a wide variety of other tasks. important decisions are made regarding As supreme authority, we also oversee our lives both today and in the future. all governmental activities, for example, We are available to help you. when you apply for a driver’s licence at the county commissioner’s office or register Established about 200 years ago, the your newborn child at the registry office. Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, for When you go to the polls, it is the Ministry Building and Transport is one of Bavaria’s, of the Interior that has organised the elec- and indeed one of Germany’s, oldest tions. Universities, financial authorities ministries. and state museums are all also built by the Bavarian State Building Administration. From an organisational point of view, Whenever you participate in traffic, whe- our house comprises two major areas ther by rail, on the roads or in the air, the of responsibility: The General Internal Ministry of the Interior has been involved Administration is, for example, in charge in the reliable legal framework and the of constitutional matters, administra- implementation of the transportation. tive tasks of the state, internal security, municipal affairs and sport. The Supreme But politics and administration cannot and Building Authority is in charge of all may not regulate everything. Democracy governmental building projects, state needs active citizens. And so we ask building construction, housing, urban you to get involved yourselves, volunteer development and all traffic related works. and be an active part of your municipality. 4 Facts and figures about the Ministry of the Interior The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, for Building and Transport is located at Odeonsplatz in Munich Facts and figures Employees Police: 4 1, 3 7 0 p o s t s General Internal Administration: Since 1946, 17 state elections, 15 district 14,365 posts elections, 20 petitions for referendums Bavarian State Building Administration: 10,20 0 posts and 19 referendums have been held in Bavaria. Every 6 years, the general In total: municipal and district elections are held 65,935 posts for around 39,500 municipal officers. 13,373 people were naturalised in 2015. Annually, the police help around 90,000 school entrants practise their daily route before the beginning of the school year. In addition, the police have trained around 30,000 school crossing guards and aides Voluntary participants (rounded up) Fire brigades, voluntary aid organisations, THW*: who are then available to assist. 450,000 voluntary staff Sport: Bavaria also has around 17,000 fire 345,000 voluntary staff engines and other firefighting vehicles. Municipal officials: 38,300 voluntary staff Around 470,000 personnel, some 450,000 School crossing guards: of them voluntary, are active in the fire 30,000 voluntary staff services, the volunteer aid organisations Amphibian crossing services: and the Federal Agency for Technical 6,000 voluntary staff Relief (THW). They rescue people, fight Judges: 2,200 voluntary staff fires and assist the Bavarian aid provision. This is the largest number of voluntary Security services: 800 voluntary staff staff nationwide. * Technisches Hilfswerk = Federal Agency for Technical Relief The Supreme Building Authority, with a construction volume of around 3.2 billion The Bavarian State Building Administration euros in 2015 for the state construction also contributes to the promotion of and road construction, is one of the largest non-state construction measures with a clients in the construction industry. construction volume of one billion euros. The Bavarian State Building Administration The Supreme Building Authority funds triggers, with its funding for urban devel- rail passenger traffic with one billion euros. opment and municipal road construction, It supports the local public passenger a construction volume of more than 3.8 bil- network with 200 million euros annually lion euros. and contributes more than 112 million euros towards security at the airports in Munich, Nuremberg and Memmingen. 5 Modern administration High performing The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, for Building and Transport and service-oriented and subordinate authorities and administrative jurisdiction The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior, for Building and Transport for Building and Transport consists of the General Internal Administration Independent and the Supreme Building Authority. courts and The budget of the sector is around authorities 7 district govern- Bavarian Bavarian State Landes- Motorway Head High Adminis- 7.5 billion euros a year. ments State Criminal Office for the anwaltschaft Office, Southern trative Court Investigation Protection of Bayern Bavaria of Bavaria Department the Constitution Our responsibilities Bayerische Motorway Head The Ministry of the Interior covers: Bavarian Police Bavarian State Versorgungs- Office, North- Administration Office for kammer ern Bavaria with 6 Administrative 7 district governments Office Statistics Building Head Tribunals of 3 State Fire- Office First Instance 71 county commissioner’s offices Headquarters of men’s Schools the Bavarian Alert The entire Bavarian police force Police Forces Bavarian B ayerisches Landesamt für Verfas- 10 police head- State Office for sungsschutz (Bavarian State Office quarters for Data Protection for the Protection of the Constitution) the State Police Bavarian State Office for Statistics Landesanwaltschaft Bayern 246 police stations 36 criminal investigation 3 State Firemen’s Schools departments 32 traffic police stations Bayerische Versorgungskammer 16 criminal investigation squads 22 State Building Offices 6 police stations for searches
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