National Police Commissioner (Sweden)

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National Police Commissioner of the Swedish Police Authority
Rikspolischef
Epaulette worn for the grade of National Police Commissioner (post-2015)
Incumbent Petra Lundh since 1 December 2023
Reports to	Government of Sweden
Seat	Polishuset, Kungsholmen, Stockholm
Appointer	Government of Sweden
Term length	6 years option to extended up to 3 years
Formation	1965
First holder	Carl Persson
Deputy	Head of the National Operations Department
Website	Official website

The National Police Commissioner of Sweden (Swedish: rikspolischef) is the head of the Swedish Police Authority, appointed by the Government, responsible for all activities of the police. The current Commissioner is Petra Lundh, who began serving December 1, 2023.