Legal regulation and control of the security system of the Republic of Serbia

Abstract

The state's security system includes a set of primary and secondary, permanent and temporary, internal and external, short-term and long-term goals. Goals are interrelated and have their place in the hierarchy of priorities. Each system is part of a larger system, and each country forms several large systems, subsystems and microsystems. The security system of the Republic of Serbia is regulated by law and the National Security Strategy as a set of functionally interconnected state bodies that are responsible for the security of the Republic of Serbia and its citizens. The national security system consists of subject-wise and hierarchically different contents. Control is an important aspect of the security system because it measures, evaluates and improves the efficiency and effectiveness of the work of state authorities responsible for the security of the Republic of Serbia and its citizens. The paper analyzes the normative-legal framework of the security system of the Republic of Serbia, as well as the control of the security system, with an emphasis on internal and external control.