18 monitoring compliance with authorization requirements, and by the Ministry of Justice and the military authorities for monitoring their own apprehension warrants; 7) by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Finland’s diplomatic missions for processing matters concerning passports, visas and residence and work permits; 8) by the Directorate of Immigration for processing matters concerning Finnish citizenship, the entry into and residence in the country and employment of aliens, and refugees and asylum; 9) by public prosecutors to the extent laid down in section 11 of the Act on Public Prosecutors (199/1997); 10) by civil servants with the special police powers laid down in section 8 of the Police Act for the purpose of performing duties laid down in section 1 of the Police Act; the provisions laid down in sections 17(1-3) and 18(1-2) apply to supplying the data; 11) by the civil servants referred to in sections 1 and 6 of the Process Servers Act (505/1986) for the purpose of serving court summonses concerning passing a conversion sentence. (2) Notwithstanding any secrecy provisions, the Supreme Police Command may, for a special reason, provide a technical interface for the Suspect Data System referred to in section 4 to civil servants of the Finnish Defence Forces, the Frontier Guard and the Customs who have been appointed to criminal intelligence or surveillance duties, and to civil servants of the Prison Service who have been appointed to criminal intelligence or surveillance duties and have the special police powers laid down in section 8 of the Police Act. (3) Before data is supplied with the aid of a technical interface, the party requesting the data shall present an account of data security in the manner referred to in section 32(1) of the Personal Data Act. Section 20