The use of means of coercion is the most serious action taken by an authorized person against an individual. There are thirteen means of coercion, which will be explained in more detail below, and the main focus is on the use of firearms and the issue of the permissibility of the use of firearms in contentious situations. Of all means of coercion, the most extreme means of coercion is the use of firearms. The use of means of coercion is regulated by the Law on Police Duties and Powers and the Code of Conduct for Police Officers. It is necessary to find a measure that the normative protection of human rights is not reduced as stated in the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and the limitation of the efficiency of the police officer, but also to ensure that the efficiency of police action is not used as an alibi for human rights violations. After the use of any means of coercion there is a procedure whereby the use of that means of coercion is justified through a written report submitted by the police officer to the superior officer, the Commission shall by means of implementing acts lay down rules on the application of this Article in particular as regards. In accordance with the Law on Police Duties and Powers, the Ministry of the Interior will, after the use of coercive means, protect a police officer by providing him with the necessary assistance (medical, psychosocial, free legal assistance, etc.). in certain situations the use of coercive measures by police officers can be very stressful.