It is indisputable that the optimization of normative regulation of corporate security significantly contributes to the development of a market economy, but also the realization of security and democracy in society as a whole. This is especially true in the field of normative regulation of private security as an essential segment of corporate security. It is also known that the Republic of Serbia in the long run was the only country in the Western Balkans and the wider, which the field of private security is not formally regulated by law. The adoption of the Law on private security in 2013 was the first, and most important step in overcoming the aforementioned situation, which existed for two decades. Meanwhile, in this area and adopted a series of bylaws, but are still disputed their scope. It is unclear, namely, whether the current legal regulation really improved standards for the protection of persons and property, that the holders of private security in practice encourage the professionalization and specialization of personnel, and the standardization and modernization of means and equipment.
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