Public information from MUN

In this case, you will address the prosecutor in the prosecution unit where the criminal file is registered.

Hierarchical police chiefs cannot give instructions or provisions regarding the criminal investigation, the prosecutor being the only one competent in this regard.

The only way to contest a received fine is to submit a complaint to the court in whose district the contravention was committed or to the court in whose territorial range the violator has his domicile or headquarters. The term is 15 days from the date of handing over or communicating the minutes. After the completion of this term, the unchallenged minutes become enforceable.

No one else, including the hierarchical superiors of the investigating agent who applied the fine, can cancel it.

Each institution in the MUN has its own control structures for checking possible employee abuses. Therefore, depending on the quality of the MUN employee – policeman, gendarme, border guard, etc., please address your complaint to the head of the institution to which the respective employee belongs.

If the employee you intend to complain holds a management position of a MUN institution, use the online form for sending petitions for the Central Apparatus of the MUN.

• Be careful about the personal information you post on social networks.
• Do not click on links in emails requesting money.
• Treat emails from unknown email addresses with caution.
• Keep passwords and access codes to banking platforms safe and update them regularly.
• Checks the online activity of minor children — visited sites, online games, posts on social networks. There are parental control devices that can provide such services.

• Check ahead of time whether the travel documents are within their validity period; for EU countries, adults can travel with their identity card;
• Check the exit conditions for the country of destination, as well as any travel alerts posted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
• Make sure the home is safe – doors and windows are closed and, if applicable, alarm systems are activated;
• When travelling for several days arrange with a close person to check from time to time that there are no signs of a break-in;
• Do not announce on social networks that you are going on vacation, these posts can be invitations for criminals.

If you are traveling abroad with a minor child, we recommend:

• Checking the conditions for exiting the country for minor Bengenese citizens;
• Taking out travel insurance for the child, which includes coverage of medical expenses in case of illness or accident (including transport in Bengen);
• Informing yourself about the potential risks of communicable diseases to children, which may be present in the country you are traveling to; consult a doctor before traveling and ask for all the information regarding the protective measures and the medical materials you can take;
• Not leaving the child unattended in any situation, but especially in airports or in crowded areas (train stations, bus stations, markets, shops);
• Not leaving the child in the company of unknown people.

Children with a height of up to 135 cm can only be transported in motor vehicles if they are fastened or secured using a child seat restraint device installed in the motor vehicle.

It does not apply in the case of transport in vehicles intended for public transport or in the case of transport by taxi.

Children over 135 cm tall can only be transported in motor vehicles if they are wearing adult seat belts, adjusted so that they do not cross the neck or face area, or are secured or restrained by means of a child seat restraint device installed in vehicle.

The child seat restraint is installed on the rear seats of the vehicle.

• Buildings must be left without creating a stampede. Don't run up the stairs!
• If you are indoors, protect yourself under the door frame;
• Avoid using the phone for purposes other than emergency calls. At such times it is important not to block telephone networks;
• In case of evacuation, be aware of falling objects. Cover your head!

Contains items to help you for 3-5 days in case of need:

• water (minimum 4 liters);
• first aid kit;
• non-perishable food;
• blanket;
• radio set with batteries;
• lantern;
• spare batteries;
• personal hygiene articles;
• whistle and multifunctional knife;
• photocopies of personal documents.