At the working level it must be ensured that factual disputes between ministries and departments shall be solved by relevant Ministers unless they are resolved within the task force groups. Combating organised crime does not fall only under the authority of central administrative bodies. One of the crucial aspects of fight against organised crime is the adoption of measures to draw revenues from such crime. It has been proven that the seizure and confiscation of property obtained by illegal means is an efficient method used in a course of action against criminal organisations which are deprived of the results of their activities and at the same time of resources to continue their crimes. The effort of the institutions responsible for combating organised crime should be therefore in the future focused particularly in this direction.
Criminal organisations operating in the territory of the Czech Republic come mainly from abroad.
The solution is to adopt legislative and organisational measures to prevent the abuse of business entities for the legalisation of residency in the Czech Republic. Another problem is that there is no clear and reliable identification of individual motor vehicles. The solution which seems to be appropriate is the adoption of legislative and organisational measures to prevent the legalisation of stolen motor vehicles through their registration. Organised crime increasingly concentrates on a less traditional sphere of action. In particular, crimes against environment and cultural heritage are involved.