Act No. 100 / 2004 Coll.
Law on the protection of species of wild fauna and flora by regulating trade therein and other measures to protect those species and amending certain laws (Act on trade in endangered species)
Valid
Effective from 01.05.2004
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
HLAVA I
§ 1
§ 2
HLAVA II
§ 3
§ 3a
§ 4
§ 5
§ 6
§ 7
§ 8
§ 9
§ 10
§ 11
§ 12
§ 13
§ 14
§ 15
§ 15a
§ 15b
§ 15c
HLAVA III
§ 16
§ 16a
§ 16b
§ 17
HLAVA IV
§ 18
§ 19
§ 20
HLAVA V
§ 21
§ 22
HLAVA VI
§ 23
§ 23a
§ 23b
§ 23c
§ 23d
§ 24
HLAVA VII
§ 25
HLAVA VIII
§ 26
§ 27
§ 28
§ 29
§ 29a
§ 29b
§ 29c
§ 29d
HLAVA IX
§ 30
§ 33
§ 33a
§ 34
§ 34a
§ 34b
HLAVA X
§ 34c
§ 34d
§ 34e
§ 34f
HLAVA XI
§ 35
HLAVA XII
§ 36
§ 37
§ 38
§ 38a
§ 39
§ 40
§ 41
§ 42
ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 43
ČÁST TŘETÍ
§ 44
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
§ 45
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100
THE LAW
of 10 February 2004
on the protection of species of wild fauna and flora by regulating trade therein and other measures for the protection of those species and amending certain laws (Act on Trade in Endangered Species)
Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:
INTERNATIONAL TRADE WITH FIRED SPECIES OF FREE LIVING LIVES AND PLANNING PLANTS AND OTHER MEASURES TO PROTECT THESE SPECIES
BASIC PROVISIONS
Subject matter
(1) This Act provides for the protection of wild fauna and flora which are threatened with survival in order to maintain them by regulating trade therein in accordance with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora 1 (hereinafter referred to as "the Convention ') and European Community law governing the import and export of wild fauna and flora, the importation of cetaceous products, the import and placing on the market of seal products, the use of land pastes, the importation of fur and other goods derived from fur (hereinafter referred to as" European Community law on the protection of endangered species'). 2) It also lays down the conditions for trade in endangered species of wild fauna and flora further defined and provides for certain additional measures to ensure the protection and registration of those species in the Czech Republic.
(2) This law applies to:
(a) specified species of animals and plants and products thereof listed in the Convention and in European Community law on the protection of endangered species, 3)
(b) seals and seal products ("seal product") 61);
(c) exports from the Czech Republic of other specially protected plant species and animals (4), which may, in order to protect them, be subject to implementing legislation.
Definition of terms
For the purposes of this Act:
(a) a wild animal of an animal species, if the populations of that species are kept or kept in nature on a voluntary basis, including a species in the wild missing or extinct, including in the case of the breeding of an individual in human care or other affecting human development;
(b) wild-growing plant species or colonies of plant species or species of fungi, the populations of which are kept or kept in nature on a voluntary basis, including species missing or extinct in nature, including in the case of the cultivation of an individual or colony in culture or other influence on human development;
(c) by a species directly threatened by extinction or extinction (the species threatened by extinction), the species listed in Annex A to the directly applicable European Union regulation on the protection of species of wild fauna and flora by regulating trade therein, 5)
(d) a cetacean product defined by European Community law on the protection of endangered species, 6)
(e) regulated fur fur of animals and other goods manufactured from fur of animals subject to import restrictions in accordance with European Community law on the protection of endangered species, 7)
(f) importation into the European Community of a specimen, (8) regulated fur or seal product, including a specimen which has been caught in sea waters not under the legal sovereignty of any State, from the moment of entry into the territory of the European Community, except for the customs transit procedure;
(g) export of a specimen, individual of a specially protected species, (4) regulated fur or seal product from the European Community, except for the customs transit procedure;
(h) by another individual, an individual of a specially protected species of the animal or plant (4) which is not an specimen and which is defined by implementing legislation pursuant to § 1 (2) (c);
(i) export from the Czech Republic of a specimen, other individual, regulated fur or seal product from the European Community, except for the customs transit procedure;
(j) a product of certain seals (62) a seal product listed in Annex 1 to this Act;
(k) transporting a specimen, other individual, controlled fur or seal product from the Czech Republic to another Member State of the European Communities.
GENERAL CONDITIONS AND OBLIGATIONS OF REQUESTS FOR IMPORTS, EXPORTS, RETURN EXPORTS, TRANSMISSION OF EXEMPLANTS AND OTHER PROCESSING WITH THEM
General conditions
(1) The procedure for importing, exporting, re-exporting and other means of regulating the handling of specimens is governed by the directly applicable provisions of the European Communities in the field of trade in endangered species (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulation on trade in endangered species") 9.
(2) An application for authorisation or certificate for the purpose of the import, export or re-export of a specimen in accordance with the Regulation in the field of trade in endangered species (9), or the certificate needed for the movement of a live specimen of an animal species directly threatened by extinction, with the exception of the plant health certificates referred to in Article 17 (1), shall be submitted by the legal person or natural person intending to import, export, re-export or relocate the specimen (the applicant), to the Ministry of the Environment (the Ministry), using the form provided for in the Regulations on trade in endangered species (9). Where a live specimen of the primate order (Primates spp.) is the subject of an application, the applicant shall demonstrate that he has fulfilled the conditions for trade in primates laid down by other legislation9a.
(3) An application for an exemption from the prohibition of commercial activities relating to specimens under the Endangered Species Regulation (10) shall be submitted to the competent regional authority on the basis of the form provided for in the Endangered Species Regulations (9), with the exception of the travelling exhibition certificate and sample file certificate (11), which are, at the same time, an exception to the prohibition of commercial activities for exclusive public exposition purposes. Where a live specimen of the primate order (Primates spp.) is the subject of an application, the applicant shall demonstrate that he has fulfilled the conditions for trade in primates laid down by other legislation9a.
(4) The applicant shall complete the application referred to in paragraph 2 or 3 and provide supporting evidence of the relevant data required by the Regulations in the field of trade in endangered species (9).
(5) An application for the issue of a travelling exhibition certificate, a sample collection certificate or a personal ownership certificate or, where appropriate, an additional permit or certificate under the Endangered Species Regulation (9) shall be submitted to the competent administrative authority using the form established by the Endangered Species Regulation (9).
(6) Further details on applications referred to in paragraphs 2, 3 or 5 shall be provided with proof of payment of the administrative fee, provided that such a fee is provided for by other legislation11a).
(7) Applications referred to in paragraph 2 or 5 shall be accompanied by a completed registration card. The registration card form shall be established by the Ministry by implementing legislation.
(8) The Ministry shall keep records of applicants in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 5 and the regional authorities shall keep records of applicants in accordance with paragraph 3.
(9) The procedure for completing the application, the management and the content of the registration of applicants, the submission of applications and the handling of the documents referred to in paragraphs 1 to 8 shall be laid down by the Ministry by implementing legislation.
(1) Imports, exports, re-exports and transit of specimens may take place only via designated customs offices (11b).
(2) The Ministry may provide in the import authorisation decision that an importer importing a live specimen of an animal species shall be required to notify the Czech Environmental Inspection Office ("inspection") at least 24 hours in advance of the time of import and the customs office designated for placing the consignment under the relevant customs procedure.
(3) If the importer does not accompany the imported specimen, the obligation referred to in paragraph 2 shall pass on to the carrier of the specimens or another accompanying person and the importer shall inform those persons of the related obligations.
Imports
(1) The applicant shall submit an application for authorisation to import a specimen of a species directly endangered by extinction to the Ministry on the prescribed form.
(2) The application referred to in paragraph 1 shall be accompanied by:
(a) data required by European Community law on the protection of endangered species, 12)
(b) data demonstrating the identity of the applicant;
(c) an officially certified copy of the business permit relating to the import of the specimen, where the applicant carries on such an activity;
(d) proof or written declaration of purpose of importation;
(e) for a live specimen of an animal species, a description of the conditions under which it will be transported during transport and placed after importation, in accordance with animal protection regulations (13), so as not to endanger mortality or damage to health.
The Ministry shall issue import authorisation12) specimens of species directly threatened by extinction only if the applicant has complied with the conditions required by European Community law on the protection of endangered species (12) and the conditions laid down in § 3 (4) and § 4.
(1) The applicant shall submit an application for authorisation to import a specimen other than specimens of a species directly threatened with extinction, the importation of which is required by the authorisation of the Ministry, 14) on the prescribed form to the Ministry.
(2) The application referred to in paragraph 1 shall be accompanied by:
(a) data under European Community law on the protection of endangered species, 14)
(b) data demonstrating the identity of the applicant;
(c) an officially certified copy of the business permit relating to the import of the specimen, where the applicant carries on such an activity;
(d) for a live specimen of an animal species, a description of the conditions under which it will be transported during transport and accommodated after importation, in accordance with animal protection rules (13), so as not to endanger mortality or damage to health.
The Ministry shall issue a permit to import a specimen other than specimens of a species directly threatened by extinction, the importation of which is required by the Ministry, 14) only if the applicant has complied with the conditions required by European Community law on the protection of endangered species (14) and the conditions laid down in § 3 (4) and § 6.
Export and re-export
(1) The applicant shall submit an application for authorisation to export (15) or a re-export certificate (16) of a specimen of a species directly endangered by extinction (12) to the Ministry on the prescribed form.
(2) The applicant shall accompany the application for the export permit or re-export certificate referred to in paragraph 1:
(a) data required by European Community law on the protection of endangered species, 15), 16)
(b) a registration document for a compulsory specimen (Section 23);
(c) data demonstrating the identity of the applicant;
(d) an officially certified copy of the business permit relating to the export of the specimen, where the applicant carries on such an activity;
(e) for a specimen of a species listed in Annex I to the Convention (1), the authorisation to import the competent authority of the State where the specimen is exported;
(f) for a live specimen of an animal species, a description of the conditions under which it will be transported during transport and placed after importation, in accordance with animal protection regulations (13), so as not to endanger mortality or damage to health;
(g) for exports of a specimen born and bred in captivity or artificially propagated (17), a brief description of the breeding or culture from which the origin of the breeding or culture and of the filial generation achieved in human care will be apparent.
The Ministry shall issue an export permit for specimens of a species directly threatened by extinction only if the applicant has complied with the conditions required by European Community law on the protection of endangered species (15) and the conditions laid down in § 3 (4) and § 8.
The Ministry shall issue a certificate of re-export of a specimen of a species directly endangered by extinction only if the applicant has complied with the conditions required by European Community law on the protection of endangered species, 16) § 3 (4) and § 8.
(1) The applicant shall submit an application for an export permit or re-export certificate for a specimen other than specimens of a species directly threatened with extinction, the export or re-export of which is required by the permit or certificate of the Ministry, 18) or re-export certificate on a prescribed form to the Ministry.
(2) The applicant shall accompany the application for the export permit or re-export certificate referred to in paragraph 1:
(a) data required by European Community law on the protection of endangered species, 18)
(b) a registration document for a compulsory specimen (Section 23);
(c) data demonstrating the identity of the applicant;
(d) an officially certified copy of the business permit relating to the export of the specimen, where the applicant carries on such an activity;
(e) for a live specimen of an animal species, a description of the conditions under which it will be transported during transport and placed after importation, in accordance with animal protection regulations (13), in such a way that there is no risk of death or damage to health;
(f) for the export of a specimen born and bred in captivity or artificially propagated (17), a brief description of the breeding or culture from which the origin of the breeding or culture and of the filial generation obtained in human care will be apparent.
The Ministry shall issue an export permit or re-export certificate for a specimen other than specimens of a species directly endangered by extinction, the export or re-export of which requires a permit or certificate of the Ministry only if the applicant has complied with the conditions required by European Community law on the protection of endangered species (18) and the conditions laid down in Sections 3 (4) and 11.
Other cases of import, export and re-export
Other cases of import, export and re-export shall be treated in accordance with European Community law on the protection of endangered species. 19)
Movement of live specimens of an animal species within the Member States of the European Communities
(1) The applicant shall submit an application for authorisation necessary for the movement of 20) a live specimen of an animal species directly threatened by extinction to the Ministry on the prescribed form.
(2) The application referred to in paragraph 1 shall be accompanied by:
(a) a registration document for a compulsory specimen (Section 23);
(b) data demonstrating the identity of the applicant;
(c) an officially certified copy of the business permit relating to the holding or movement of the specimen, where the applicant carries out such an activity.
The Ministry shall issue a transfer permit pursuant to Section 14 only if the applicant has complied with the conditions required by European Community law on the protection of endangered species. 20) and § 14.
Exemption from the prohibition on commercial activities
(1) An applicant for exemption from the prohibition of commercial activity 20b may be only the owner of the specimen, or a legal or natural person who holds the specimen on the basis of a long-term foreign loan for more than 90 days, or the person who legally holds the specimen if the specimen does not have the owner or the owner is not known (the "long-term holder"). The applicant shall submit an application for exemption from the prohibition of commercial activities to the competent regional authority pursuant to Article 3 (3) and (4).
(2) The application referred to in paragraph 1 shall be accompanied by:
(a) documents of the origin of the specimen required by regulations in the field of trafficking in endangered species (9) and by this law;
(b) for a compulsory registered specimen, a registration document (Section 23), unless the first registration of the specimen is simultaneously requested;
(c) for a specimen which is an individual of a specially protected species or a bird of a species living freely in the European territory of the Member States of the European Communities, proof of the authorisation of the holding, holding in captivity or cultivation of such a specimen under another legislation 20a).
(3) A certificate of exemption from the prohibition of commercial activity (20b) and a certificate of transfer (20c) may be issued by the Regional Authority after consultation with the Ministry for the same living specimen on a single form.
(4) The methods of completing the application form for an exemption from the prohibition of commercial activities shall be laid down by the Ministry by implementing legislation.
Certificate of travelling exhibition and sample collection
(1) An application for a travelling exhibition certificate or sample file certificate (11) is submitted by the applicant to the Ministry pursuant to § 3 (5) and (7). The application shall be accompanied by the corresponding particulars and documents referred to in Articles 4 (2), 6 (2), 8 (2) (a) to (d), (f) and (g) and 11 (2) and, mutatis mutandis, by Article 15a (2).
(2) The applicant for a travelling exhibition certificate or sample collection certificate, which is to be the exception to the prohibition of commercial activities for the exclusive purpose of public display, shall submit to the Ministry a previously issued exemption certificate from the prohibition of commercial activities if it has been granted and is in force; in the case of the issue of a travelling exhibition certificate or sample collection certificate, this earlier certificate is no longer valid and the applicant is obliged to submit it to the Ministry, unless otherwise provided for in the Regulation on trade in endangered species (11).
(3) The Ministry shall issue a travelling exhibition certificate or sample collection certificate only if the applicant has complied with the conditions required by the Regulations in the field of trade in endangered species (9).
(4) The Ministry shall keep a register of specimens on which a travelling construction certificate has been issued (11), indicating their holders.
Other types of certificates
(1) When issuing personal ownership certificates for specimens of 20d) or other certificates covered by regulations in the field of trade in endangered species (9), they shall be treated in accordance with these Regulations and, mutatis mutandis, in accordance with Sections 4, 6, 8, 11 and 14.
(2) The Ministry shall keep a register of specimens on which a certificate of personal ownership has been issued 20d, indicating their holders.
(3) The method of completing the application forms for a specimen's personal ownership certificate, for a sample collection certificate, for a travelling exhibition certificate, for a permit or certificate for import, export and re-export purposes, or for a certificate needed to transfer a live specimen of an animal species directly threatened by extinction shall be laid down by the Ministry by implementing legislation.
REGISTRATION OF TRADERS AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS AND DEROGATIONS FOR CERTAIN EXPORT CASES
Registration of traders and scientific institutions
The basic conditions for the registration of traders, 21) scientists and scientific institutes 22) are governed by European Community law on the protection of endangered species. The implementing legislation may specify the conditions and formalities for the registration of traders, scientists and scientific institutions.
Registration of simplified procedures for trade in biological samples
(1) The Ministry shall keep a register of persons who may benefit from simplified procedures under the Regulation in the field of trade in endangered species 22a) and a register of species whose samples may be traded in such a way. This register shall be reviewed and updated by the Ministry every 5 years.
(2) The application for registration for simplified procedures for trade in biological samples under the Regulation on trade in endangered species 22a) is sent to the Ministry. The applicant shall complete the application for a permit or certificate for the purpose of importing, exporting or re-exporting the specimen and the registration card and shall also accompany the application:
(a) the list of species of biological samples which are the subject of the application;
(b) a written justification that the expected trade in biological samples will have no or only minor impact on the conservation of the species concerned;
(c) an estimate of the estimated need for partially completed permits and certificates.
Licences for processors and caviar packers
(1) Licences for the processing, packaging or repackaging of sturgeon fish caviar (Acipenseriformes spp.) (hereinafter referred to as caviar) in the Czech Republic may be granted by the Ministry, in accordance with the Regulation on trade in endangered species (22b), to a natural or legal person at its request. The licence shall be granted for an indefinite period. The licence shall not replace the authorisation, approval (22c), consent or expression required for the processing, packaging or repackaging of caviar under other legislation.
(2) The Ministry will, upon request, approve the method of marking caviar containers for use by caviar packagings if the marking is in accordance with the Regulation in the field of trade in endangered drugs22d) and assign the register code of the processor or caviar packagings.
(3) The Ministry may decide to withdraw the licence granted under paragraph 1 if the processor or caviar packer infringes the obligations laid down in the Regulations on the trading of endangered species (9). A new licence may not be granted until two years after the legal power of the decision to withdraw the licence. The licence shall not be transferred to the legal successor of the processor or caviar packer. The Ministry shall keep an overview of the processors and caviar packers licensed.
(4) The processor or caviar packer shall report promptly to the Ministry the changes applicable to the use of the licence.
(5) Licence applications for processors and caviar packers and approval of the method of marking caviar containers shall be submitted to the Ministry. The licence application, in addition to the requirements of the Regulation in the field of trade in endangered species (9) contains:
(a) information on the envisaged way of obtaining, processing and storing caviar;
(b) the justification for the request under the Endangered Species Trading Regulation (9);
(c) a detailed description of the packaging methods for caviar used by the caviar packing centre, a description and samples of used or proposed disposable labels on the initial caviar containers;
(d) the applicant's written consent that the Ministry will provide information on the licensed caviar packing centre to the European Commission and the Secretariat of the Convention (1), to the extent provided for by the Regulations in the field of trade in endangered species (9).
(6) The Ministry's licence decision for caviar packagings serves only for the purpose of trade in caviar under the Endangered Species Regulation (10) and does not replace compliance with other legal requirements.
(7) The processor or caviar packer shall keep records of the handling of caviar and identify caviar containers.
(8) The Ministry shall, by means of implementing legislation, lay down the licence application form for the processing, packaging or repackaging of caviar, the content and manner of keeping records of the handling of caviar, the method of marking caviar containers and the method of allocating the caviar packing code.
Exports of specimens of plant species on the basis of a phytosanitary certificate
(1) The authorisation of the Ministry to export artificially propagated specimens of plant species may be replaced by a phytosanitary certificate issued under another law, 23) if the conditions laid down by the European Commission (hereinafter referred to as the Commission) are fulfilled. 24)
(2) The official certified copy of the plant health certificate issued for the export of the specimen of plant origin referred to in paragraph 1 shall be sent by the plant health authority to the Ministry no later than 15 days after its issue, except where data from such documents may be sent electronically; where it is possible to do so, the implementing act shall be adopted.
TRADE WITH CERTAIN SPECIES PROTECTED AND ARTICLES OF CATCH AND REGULATION OF CERTAIN SEA SPECIES
Trade in specially protected species
(1) Exports of another individual from the Czech Republic can only be carried out on the authorisation of the Ministry. The model application for the authorisation of the export of another individual from the Czech Republic is laid down by the Ministry by implementing legislation.
(2) On the territory of the Czech Republic, such individuals are also subject to similar arrangements for their export as specimens of species directly threatened by extinction.
(3) An export authorisation referred to in paragraph 1 may be granted only if the applicant demonstrates that:
(a) the export of this individual does not endanger the species of survival; a scientific authority shall issue an expert opinion at the request of the applicant,
(b) this individual has been obtained in accordance with another legislation, 25)
(c) this live individual shall be secured during transport in accordance with other legislation13) so as not to endanger mortality or harm to health.
Trade in seal products
(1) Imports of products from certain seal pups are prohibited for commercial purposes, in particular for the sale, exchange or purchase, offering for sale, exchange or encouraging sale, acquisition for profit, public display for profit or as a commercial sample, use for profit, possession or transfer for sale.
(2) The exemption from the prohibition in paragraph 1 may, where justified, be granted by the Ministry for products of certain seal pups for which the importer proves that they are the result of a traditional catch by Inuities in accordance with the legislation in force in the country of origin.
(3) The provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 are without prejudice to other obligations arising from the directly applicable European Union Regulation on trade in seal products (63).
Regulation of fishing for certain species of marine organisms
(1) In ships flying the national flag of the Czech Republic, the hunting of cetacea covered by this law is prohibited.
(2) An exemption from the prohibition provided for in paragraph 1 may be granted by the Ministry for the purpose of scientific research. The Ministry may determine the conditions for fishing in the exemption granted.
(3) In order to grant the exemption provided for in paragraph 2, the Ministry shall seek the opinion of a scientific authority (§ 27).
IMPLEMENTATION OR CERTIFICATES FOR IMPORT, EXPORT, REEXPORT OR TRANSFER OF EXEMPLANATIONS AND TRANSFER
(1) The decision authorising the import, export and re-export of the specimen also includes the completed and validated form of the relevant permit or certificate under the Regulation in the field of trade in endangered species (26) (hereinafter the CITES document). A certificate issued under the Regulation in the field of trade in endangered species (20) shall form part of the authorisation required for the movement of a specimen of a species directly endangered by extinction. The CITES document shall also be the import notification submitted to customs under the Endangered Species Regulation (27) and the phytosanitary certificate issued under § 17 or other permit or certificate under the Endangered Species Regulation (9). Furthermore, the CITES document is a copy of such document issued by the Ministry at the same time as the original CITES document (hereinafter referred to as the "CITES copy ') and a certified copy of the CITES document issued by the Regional Office.
(2) The particulars to be contained in the CITES document must also appear on the CITES document in English, French or Spanish.
(3) The executive body (paragraphs 2 and 8 of Section 25) shall indicate on the CITES document how specimens are marked.
(1) Import authorisations or documents issued in the State of export for export or re-export of the specimen to the Czech Republic pursuant to the Convention (1), or CITES document replacing them, which were not withdrawn on importation by the customs authorities and should have been collected under the Regulation in the field of trade in endangered species (2), must be submitted to the Ministry no later than 15 days after importation, together with a written justification as to why the documents had not been presented to the customs authorities.
(2) For the purpose of proving the legal origin of a specimen imported under the Regulation in the field of trade in endangered species (9), the importer shall serve a copy of the CITES document which has been endorsed by the customs office on importation of the specimen or a certified copy of the CITES document issued by the Regional Office.
(3) If the importer does not have a copy of the CITES document or if the particulars necessary to prove the origin of the specimen are on a copy of the document which is incorrect or incomplete, the importer shall immediately inform the Ministry in writing of the circumstances of the importation and of the reasons for the doubts, including the contested copy and request the issue of a replacement certificate for the purpose of proving the authorised import.
(4) In case of doubt, the Ministry shall verify the validity of a copy of the CITES document.
(5) The conditions for the use of a copy of the CITES document and the certificate referred to in paragraph 3 and the model of this certificate may be laid down in implementing legislation.
THE REGISTRATION OF CERTAIN EXEMPLOYERS, THE EXEMPLOYMENT OF COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES AND THE PROOF OF ORIGIN
Registration of certain specimens and exemption from the prohibition of commercial activities with specimens
(1) The owner or long-term holder of the specimen is required to register the specimen if:
(a) a specimen of a species directly threatened by extinction subject to a prohibition of commercial activity (10), with the exception of:
1. species of wild fauna and flora occurring naturally in the Czech Republic, including species specially protected under the legislation on nature conservation and landscape 31a); and
2. specimens of species for which the implementing legislation may provide that they are not subject to registration,
(b) specimens of species other than species directly threatened by extinction listed in Annex 2 to this Law.
(2) The registration requirement does not apply to a specimen of the owner or long-term holder with his registered office or permanent residence outside the territory of the Czech Republic, provided that the specimen is imported temporarily into the Czech Republic in accordance with this Act for a period of less than 90 days from import. For a specimen of the owner or long-term holder having his registered office or permanent residence in a Member State of the European Communities, the specimen shall be accompanied by the appropriate authorisation or certificate issued by the management authority of the Member State of the European Communities in which the owner or the long-term holder has his registered office or residence. The period of temporary stay without registration is in this case 12 months from the arrival of the specimen in the Czech Republic.
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
HLAVA I
§ 1
§ 2
HLAVA II
§ 3
§ 3a
§ 4
§ 5
§ 6
§ 7
§ 8
§ 9
§ 10
§ 11
§ 12
§ 13
§ 14
§ 15
§ 15a
§ 15b
§ 15c
HLAVA III
§ 16
§ 16a
§ 16b
§ 17
HLAVA IV
§ 18
§ 19
§ 20
HLAVA V
§ 21
§ 22
HLAVA VI
§ 23
§ 23a
§ 23b
§ 23c
§ 23d
§ 24
HLAVA VII
§ 25
HLAVA VIII
§ 26
§ 27
§ 28
§ 29
§ 29a
§ 29b
§ 29c
§ 29d
HLAVA IX
§ 30
§ 33
§ 33a
§ 34
§ 34a
§ 34b
HLAVA X
§ 34c
§ 34d
§ 34e
§ 34f
HLAVA XI
§ 35
HLAVA XII
§ 36
§ 37
§ 38
§ 38a
§ 39
§ 40
§ 41
§ 42
ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 43
ČÁST TŘETÍ
§ 44
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
§ 45
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act No. 100 / 2004 Coll., on the protection of species of wild fauna and flora by regulating trade in them and other measures to protect these species and amending certain laws (Act on Trade in Endangered Species) |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 05.03.2004 |
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| Effective from | 01.05.2004 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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