Presentation of the country's main government and sports institutions

• Ministry of Youth and Sport
• Ministry of Internal Affairs
• Ministry of Justice

Independent sports safety bodies

• National independent safety bodies: No

Main sports in the country (by number of members)

• Football
• Ice Hockey
• Volleyball
• Basketball
• Athletics

National Olympic Committee

• Slovak Olympic and Sports Committee

Main sports federations and leagues:

• Slovak Football Federation
• Slovak Hockey Federation

National football authorities

• Slovak Football Federation
• Nikéliga

Last major sports events organised since 2000 and key elements of their legacy 

• Ice Hockey World Championship (2011)
• Ice Hockey World Championship (2019)

Future major sports events organised and/or co-organised within the next 5 years

• European Football Championship U-21 (2025)

The country's main sports competitions

• Football league
• Ice Hockey Extraleague
• Volleyball Extraleague
• Basketball Extraleague

There is no official organisation in the Slovak Republic representing supporters.

National legal framework on sports safety and security, including specific legal provisions on: 

List of main laws and regulations

• Act no. 1/2014 Coll. on the organisation of public sports events and of change and amendments of the same Act
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Share of safety and security responsibilities (inside/outside of sports venues) stewarding/ private security

• Act no. 1/2014 Coll. on the organisation of public sports events and of change and amendments of the same Act
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Sports venues safety regulations, licensing, certification and inspection

• Act no. 1/2014 Coll. on the organisation of public sport events and of change and amendments of the same Act
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Sport-related hate speech, racism and other types of discrimination

• Act no. 1/2014 Coll. on the organisation of public sport events and of change and amendments of the same Act
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Pyrotechnics and other forbidden items

• Act no. 1/2014 Coll. on the organisation of public sport events and of change and amendments of the same Act
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Customer service and role of supporters and local communities

• Information not available
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Social-educational preventative measures / projects

• All stakeholders involved in the delivery and implementation of the safety and security
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Alcohol/drug policy

• Most of the provisions of the Convention are already included in the national legislation
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Specific sport-related misbehaviours typified as crimes

• Act 300/2005 Coll. of 20 May 2005  - Criminal Code
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Specific sport-related misbehaviours typified as misdemeanours

• Act no. 1/2014 Coll. on the organisation of public sport events and of change and amendments of the same Act
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Exclusion policy (banning orders / exit bans)

• Act no. 1/2014 Coll. on the organisation of public sport events and of change and amendments of the same Act

Measures taken / envisaged by States to meet the objectives of the Convention

• Most of the provisions of the Convention are already included in the national legislation

Existence of specific safety, security and/or service public policies

Multiagency approach regulated by the informal expert body under the Ministry of Interior

Major risks and trends on sport-related violence and disorder

Violence between fans, use of pyrotechnics, violence against the law enforcement officers, discriminatory behaviour, alcohol-related antisocial behaviour.

Last major incidents which seem relevant and enlightening on the need to adopt an integrated approach to safety, security and service

Information not available

Please provide a graph of the evolution of total incidents over the last 10 years.

Information not available