The government is discussing a project to create and organize the activities of the National Commission for Crisis Management.
The corresponding project has been developed by the National Center for Crisis Management. The new structure will become a body of strategic coordination at the national level. The center will remain an analytical and coordinating structure, providing collection, integration and analysis of information, but will not have the right to make strategic decisions.
The system also maintains the distinction between strategic and operational levels: the National Commission is responsible for strategic management, while operational response is carried out by specialized bodies.
Permanent members of the Commission:
Prime Minister – Chairman of the commission;
Director General of the National Center for Crisis Management;
Minister of the Interior;
Minister of Finance;
Minister of Justice;
Secretary of Energy;
Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development;
Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization;
Minister of Health;
Secretary of Defense;
Director of Information and Security Services;
Secretary of the National Security Council.
Additionally, the project provides for the establishment of territorial and local crisis management structures that will ensure local coordination and interaction with the national level.
A government decision is sufficient for the project to enter into force.
