Act No. 130 / 2002 Coll.
Act on the promotion of research, experimental development and innovation from public funds and on the amendment of certain related laws (Act on the promotion of research, experimental development and innovation)
Valid
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Effective from 01.07.2002
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
HLAVA I
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
§ 4
§ 5
§ 5a
§ 6
§ 7
§ 8
§ 9
§ 10
§ 12
§ 12a
§ 13
§ 14
§ 14a
HLAVA IV
§ 15
§ 16
HLAVA V
§ 17
§ 18
§ 19
§ 20
§ 21
§ 22
§ 23
§ 24
§ 25
§ 26
HLAVA VII
§ 30
§ 31
§ 32
HLAVA VIII
§ 33
§ 33a
§ 34
§ 35
§ 36
§ 36a
HLAVA IX
§ 37
HLAVA X
§ 38
§ 39
HLAVA XI
§ 40
§ 41
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
§ 44
ČÁST PÁTÁ
§ 45
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130
THE LAW
of 14 March 2002
on the promotion of research, experimental development and innovation from public funds and amending certain related laws (Law on the promotion of research, experimental development and innovation)
Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:
SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH, EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC INNOVATION
INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
Subject matter
This Act provides for the promotion of research, experimental development and innovation from public funds (hereinafter referred to as "support ') following the directly applicable European Union36; and
(a) the rights and obligations of legal persons and natural persons, the tasks of the organisational bodies of the State, and the tasks of the organisational units of the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Interior (hereinafter referred to as the "Ministry of Interior"), dealing with research, experimental development and innovation supported by public funds, as well as conditions of support and competition in research, experimental development and innovation;
(b) providing information on research, experimental development and innovation through the information system of research, experimental development and innovation;
(c) tasks of research, experimental development and innovation bodies.
Definition of terms
(1) For the purposes of this Act:
(a) categories of support for basic research (37), applied research and innovation;
(b) applied research theoretical and experimental work aimed at acquiring new knowledge and skills for the development of new or substantially improved products, processes or services; industrial research 38), experimental development 39) (hereinafter referred to as "development") or their combinations are part of applied research;
(c) innovation in putting new or significantly improved products, processes or services into practice, distinguishing between:
1. innovation of procedures which means the implementation of a new or significantly improved method of production or provision of services, including significant changes in technology, equipment or software;
2. organisational innovation, which means the implementation of a new way of organising business practices of enterprises, workplaces or external relations.
(2) For the purpose of granting aid:
(a) by the provider of the State's organisational body or the local authority which decides to grant the aid and which provides it;
(b) by the applicant, the State's organisational unit or the Ministry's research and development unit, as well as the legal person or natural person applying for the aid;
(c) the beneficiary of the tenderer for whom the aid has been decided by the provider;
(d) a large research infrastructure research infrastructure (40), which is a research facility necessary for a comprehensive research and development activity with a high financial and technological intensity, approved by the Government and established for use by other research organisations,
(e) the project of shared activities of supporting activities, the provision of services or the promotion of the use of services at national level approved by the Government for the organisation or security of research, development or innovation and accessible to public authorities, research organisations and other persons engaged in research, development or innovation;
(f) a public contract for the research, development and innovation of services in applied research, development or innovation for the needs of a provider or an administrative authority which is not a provider, provided that these only users are awarded the result referred to in point (j) to the beneficiary under the programme of applied research, development and innovation in accordance with the procedure laid down in the Public Procurement Act ("the Public Procurement Act") and are carried out by a research and development organisation body ("the Public Procurement"),
(g) the research, development and innovation programme, a set of material, time and financial conditions for the activities needed to achieve the objectives;
1. applied research, development and innovation, announced by the provider in a competition for research, development and innovation or in a contract for individual projects [point (i)] under the programme,
2. international cooperation of the Czech Republic in research and development carried out under an international treaty binding on the Czech Republic, including cooperation carried out under legal acts issued to implement such contracts; or
3. operational programmes in research, development and innovation,
hereinafter referred to as "the programme ',
(h) research, development and innovationproject (41) (hereinafter referred to as "the project") activities intended to fulfil an indivisible task of an accurate economic, scientific or technical nature with clearly defined objectives, formulated by a candidate in a research, development and innovation competition or by a public contract award provider;
(i) a system innovation project, carried out or carried out by a central government authority or established by it, controlled or controlled by an organisation or a legal person, as part of a government-approved programme which is necessary for the fulfilment of the objectives of the programme, shall be accessible on a non-discriminatory basis to all beneficiaries in the programme and which cannot be implemented by means of a competition in research, development and innovation;
(j) another participant in the project, the State's organisational unit or the Ministry's research and development unit, a legal person or a natural person whose participation in the project is defined in the project proposal and with whom the beneficiary has concluded a contract to participate in the project;
(k) the result of research, development and innovation is:
1. in the basic research of new knowledge of the fundamental principles of phenomena, processes or observable facts which are published according to the practice in the given scientific field;
2. in applied research, new knowledge and skills for the development of products, processes or services, knowledge and skills applied as results which are protected under laws governing the protection of the results of author, inventive or similar activities 17) or used by the professional public or other users, or knowledge and skills for the needs of the provider, used in the performance of the contract, if they arise in the performance of the contract, or in the development of proposals for new or significantly improved products, processes or services;
3. in innovation new or significantly improved products, processes or services put into practice;
("the result '),
(l) contractual research42) research carried out on behalf of the enterprise under the directly applicable European Union43), the implementation of which is used by the research organisation44) or the research infrastructure 40), where the enterprise owns the results of the research activities, carries the risk of failure and provides adequate remuneration for the services received to the research organisation or research infrastructure;
(m) eligible costs for or in connection with research, development and innovation costs which may be incurred by the beneficiary for or in connection with research, development and innovation activities, in particular:
1. personnel costs or expenses, including grants for research, development and innovation under the Higher Education Act (3);
2. costs or expenses of acquiring tangible and intangible assets;
3. other operating costs or expenditure;
4. costs or expenses of services;
5. additional costs or expenditure;
(n) recognised costs of such eligible costs or R & D and innovation costs approved by the provider and justified;
(o) research data, with the exception of scientific publications, in electronic form, collected or generated during research or development and used as evidence in the research or development process or generally accepted by the research community as necessary to validate research or development findings and results.
(3) National R & D & I Policy of the Czech Republic is a document approved by the Government, which contains the basic objectives of the aid, its substantive focus, the assumption of the development of expenditure on research, development and innovation from the state budget, European Union funds and private sources, the priority of applied research, development and innovation for a period of 4 to 6 years and measures to implement it (hereinafter referred to as "National R & D & I Policy").
Subject matter, modalities and providers
(1) Aid may be granted only to the extent and under the conditions laid down in this Act, European Union7a) and in accordance with the Framework on State aid for research, development and innovation (45), as special purpose or institutional support.
(2) Objective aid may be granted for:
(a) a grant project in which the beneficiary sets out the objectives and methods of solutions in basic research itself in a group of grant projects declared by the provider;
(b) a programme project in which the beneficiary expresses how and under which conditions it will contribute to the achievement of the programme's objectives; the management of the programming project may include the necessary basic research activities, where they are linked to industrial research, development or innovation activities;
(c) specific university research carried out by students in carrying out accredited doctoral or Master's degree programmes and which is directly linked to their education;
(d) a large research infrastructure project;
(e) the project of shared activities;
(f) a system project in the field of innovation.
(3) Institutional aid may be granted for:
(a) the long-term conceptual development of the research organisation, which means the independent implementation of basic research (37), applied research, the public dissemination of the results of these activities on a non-exclusive and non-discriminatory basis or the transfer of knowledge (46), provided that any gain from knowledge transfer is reinvested in the primary activities of the research organisation (44);
(b) international cooperation of the Czech Republic in research, development and innovation, carried out under international law or European Union law, including legal acts issued for their implementation, in the form of:
1. remuneration for participation of the Czech Republic in international research, development and innovation programmes,
2. remuneration for membership of the Czech Republic in international research, development and innovation organisations and consortia of the European research infrastructure (62); or
3. cash holdings from the funds of the Czech Republic in support of international cooperation projects in research, development and innovation, where this financial contribution can be paid from public funds and where the projects are supported from the budget of other States or from the budget of the European Union or from the budget of other international organisations, or from the budget of the European Research Infrastructure Consortium, where appropriate;
(c) operational programmes in or for research, development and innovation which provide research, development and innovation objectives;
(d) the provision of public procurement in research, development and innovation, the award of a public contract, including the cost of evaluating and checking the aid awarded, the evaluation of the results obtained and the publication of information on the aid granted 47), the evaluation of research organisations and the evaluation of the conditions for granting aid for specific higher education research, large research infrastructure or international cooperation of the Czech Republic in research and development, up to a total of 2,5% of the funds of the research, development and innovation provider in a given calendar year, with the exception of the costs of the bodies covered by point (f);
(e) a substantive or financial evaluation of the exceptional results of research, development and innovation, or a financial evaluation of the promotion or popularisation of research, development and innovation, where the conditions for evaluation are laid down by the Government on a proposal from the Research, Development and Innovation Council;
(f) the costs associated with the activities of the Council for Research, Development and Innovation, the Grant Agencies of the Czech Republic, the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic and the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (4), as well as the costs directly linked to the activities of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports as a central body of the State Administration responsible for Research and Development.
(1) The purpose aid is granted in the form of grants to legal or natural persons, or by an increase in the expenditure of the State's organisational units, the local authorities or the departments of the Ministry of Research and Development
(a) grant projects from the expenditure of the Grant Agency of the Czech Republic;
(b) programme projects in cross-sectional and sectoral areas of research, development and innovation, as defined by the Government on a proposal from the Council for Research, Development and Innovation in National Research, Development and Innovation Policy, from expenditure on research, development and innovation of the relevant purpose support provider in the field;
(c) programming projects from expenditure of the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic,
(d) projects addressed under the Spatial Authority Programme from its R & D and innovation expenditure;
(e) projects of international cooperation programmes of the Czech Republic in research and development, projects of large research infrastructures, projects of shared activities and specific university research on R & D expenditure of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports;
(f) system projects in the field of innovation from research, development and innovation expenditure of the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
(2) Institutional support is provided from research, development and innovation expenditure on:
(a) the long-term conceptual development of a research organisation in the form of a subsidy to legal persons or an increase in the expenditure of the State's organisational units, the local authorities' or the Ministry's research and development units
1. their founder or founder,
2. The Ministry of Industry and Trade or the Ministry of Agriculture, as applicable, if the research organisation is not a legal person under public law,
3. The Ministry of the Interior, if the research organisation performs mainly security research,
4. The Ministry of Defence, if the research organisation is its organisational unit,
5. The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, a public or private university or research organisation which is a legal person under public law, where institutional support cannot be provided under points 1 to 4,
(b) international cooperation of the Czech Republic in research and development pursuant to § 3 (3) (b) of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports,
(c) operational programmes in research, development and innovation by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports or by the Ministry of Industry and Trade as appropriate;
(d) the activities referred to in § 3 (3) (c) to (e) by the relevant provider and the Research, Development and Innovation Council through the budget chapter of the Office of the Government of the Czech Republic.
Draft State budget expenditure on research, development and innovation
(1) The proposal for State R & D expenditure is based on the National R & D & I Policy and contains a proposal for expenditure for a calendar year and a medium-term outlook for aid for a period of immediately following 2 years.
(2) Before submitting the first draft of expenditure referred to in paragraph 1, the Government shall approve the programme which is opened in the calendar year. The draft programme shall be prepared by the competent administrative authority in accordance with the National Research, Development and Innovation Policy. The draft programme shall be submitted by the processor to the Research, Development and Innovation Council for an opinion. In case the programme is implemented by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic, its expression is included in the draft programme. The draft programme shall include in particular:
(a) the programme's identification data, its possible breakdown into sub-programmes, the date of its publication and the duration;
(b) total expenditure on the implementation of the programme or sub-programme, of which public expenditure, indicating the expenditure of the State budget, and their breakdown by year;
(c) the definition of eligible costs, the maximum allowable aid intensity and its justification and other obligations laid down directly by the European Union48);
(d) the specification of the objectives of the programme, together with their justification and how they are achieved, the criteria for meeting the objectives of the programme, the comparison with the current situation in the Czech Republic and abroad and the expected results and benefits of the programme;
(e) requirements for demonstrating the eligibility of candidates and the method and criteria for evaluating project proposals;
(f) information on the legal framework for public aid under which public funds will be provided.
(3) A proposal to amend the programme shall be submitted if the provider intends to:
(a) increase or reduce total expenditure on the programme or sub-programme by more than 20%;
(b) alter the aid intensity allowed;
(c) change the duration of the programme; or
(d) amend the objectives of the Programme.
The proposal to amend the programme shall be submitted mutatis mutandis in accordance with paragraph 2.
(4) If the proposal referred to in paragraph 1 is to include a requirement to initiate a new group of grant projects submitted by the Grant Agency of the Czech Republic, the provisions of paragraph 2 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
(5) The procedure for notifying the programme to the European Commission, including the procedure for amending the programme, is governed by the provisions directly applicable to the European Union5).
(6) All expenditure under this Act shall not be subject to the provisions on programmes under budgetary rules except that the provisions on the registration of non-investment subsidy actions shall apply to the registration of data on subsidies and repayable financial assistance under this Act.
(1) The overall amount of expenditure on research, development and innovation in each budget chapter shall be determined by the Government on a proposal from the Research, Development and Innovation Council.
(2) The Research, Development and Innovation Council shall send to the administrators of budgetary chapters 7)
(a) a proposal for an overall amount of expenditure on research, development and innovation of each budget chapter;
(b) a proposal for the amount of expenditure referred to in Article 6 (2) (c), based on the evaluation of research organisations carried out pursuant to Article 7 (7) and the National Research, Development and Innovation Policy.
(3) The managers of the budget chapters from which research, development and innovation are supported shall draw up a proposal for expenditure on research, development and innovation of their chapters in order to ensure that projects launched in previous years and other commitments are implemented as a priority. The draft expenditure shall include in particular:
(a) a proposal for the amount of expenditure broken down in accordance with Article 6, whereby the draft amount of expenditure referred to in Article 6 (2) (c) is further broken down by research organisation;
(b) data on approved programmes pursuant to Article 5 (2) and other research, development and innovation activities eligible under Article 3.
(4) Proposals for expenditure on research, development and innovation will be submitted by the administrators of the budget chapters to the Research, Development and Innovation Council to discuss them. The Research, Development and Innovation Council may recommend to the Government an adjustment to the draft amount of expenditure.
(5) The Council for Research, Development and Innovation will submit a draft of the total amount of expenditure on research, development and innovation of each budget chapter within the meaning of paragraph 1, including a proposal for a medium-term outlook for research, development and innovation expenditure to the Government by 31 May of the current year at the latest.
(6) If there is a requirement to launch a new programme in the medium-term aid proposal, it must be justified. The statement of reasons shall state:
(a) the name of the programme;
(b) the focus and objectives of the programme;
(c) the duration of the programme;
(d) total expenditure on the implementation of the programme in each year, of which public expenditure, indicating State budget expenditure, and a proposal for aid intensities.
(1) Total expenditure on research, development and innovation is a binding indicator of the relevant budget chapters, of which total institutional support and total targeted support.
(2) Of the total expenditure on research, development and innovation of each budget chapter, they are other binding indicators where applicable,
(a) specific support for applied research, development and innovation programmes;
(b) special purpose aid for specific higher education research;
(c) institutional support for research organisations;
d) institutional support for international cooperation of the Czech Republic in research, development and innovation.
Aid
(1) The aid is based on the National Research, Development and Innovation Policy and must be granted in accordance with the relevant European Union rules and rules governing State aid for research, development and innovation (7a).
(2) Aid may be granted only for eligible costs.
(3) Aid may not be granted
(a) a natural person convicted of a criminal offence (25), the nature of which relates to the subject of that person's business or to an economic or criminal offence against property;
(b) a legal person convicted of a criminal offence (25), the nature of which relates to the subject of the person's business (activity), or to an economic or criminal offence against property;
(c) to a legal or natural person who is an undertaking in difficulty under a directly applicable European Union Regulation (49);
(d) a beneficiary against whom, following a decision of the European Commission, a recovery order has been issued pursuant to a directly applicable European Union50 Regulation, pending its amendment, the granting of aid is excluded;
if this person is not looked at by law as if she were not convicted.
(4) The purpose aid will be granted by the provider following a tender for research, development and innovation under this Act or under the award of a contract under the Public Procurement Act (2), except in the cases referred to in paragraphs 5 and 6 and those projects where the selection of projects took place at international level.
(5) The provider will, after approval of the project by the government, provide the targeted support for large research infrastructure projects or shared activities. When submitting a proposal for a project of large research infrastructure or a project of shared activities to the Government for approval, the first to third sentences of Section 5 (2) shall be treated mutatis mutandis.
(6) For specific higher education research, special purpose aid shall be granted in accordance with the rules approved by the Government, in which the beneficiaries are designated, the criteria and the method of granting the aid.
(7) Institutional support for the long-term conceptual development of the research organisation shall be provided by the provider to the research organisation on the basis of an evaluation made by the research organisation in accordance with the methodology prepared under Article 35 (2) (c).
(8) Institutional aid for international cooperation is granted under § 3 (3) (b)
(a) points (1) and (2) through the authority or organisation representing the Czech Republic;
(b) point (3) on the basis of a request submitted by the tenderer's provider, selected in accordance with the rules of the relevant international research and development cooperation programme.
(9) The provisions of paragraphs 14g to 14q of the budget rules shall not apply to the grant of special purpose aid under this Act, except for special purpose aid for specific higher education research.
Application of the aid
(1) The beneficiary, which is an entity, shall keep, within the accounting framework of a specific law 7c) for each project, for institutional support granted, and for other activities in research, development and innovation supported by public funds pursuant to § 3 (2) and (3), separate accounts of expenditure or costs incurred and shall monitor the expenditure or costs covered by the aid in that register. The beneficiary, which is not an entity, keeps this separate register in the context of tax records under the Income Tax Act 55). The method of keeping such records shall be determined by the provider on the basis of the Income Tax Act.
(2) The eligible costs of research, development and innovation carried out by the beneficiary and, where appropriate, by another project participant may be covered by the project's specific support.
(3) From institutional support, the beneficiary may cover the costs of research, development and innovation activities by other research organisations where such activities are the subject of cooperation in research, development and innovation between research organisations under a written contract.
(4) If the project does not specify in detail the subject matter of the service or acquisition of tangible or intangible property in research, development and innovation, including the price and rate applicable at the time of the design of the project and the supplier, the beneficiary shall proceed under the Public Procurement Act (2).
Adjustment of the relationship between the provider and the recipient
(1) The provider shall conclude an aid contract with the beneficiary of the special-purpose aid for the project referred to in Article 3 (2), which must be in writing. The contract shall be concluded for the duration of the project and the subsequent period necessary for the evaluation of the results of the project's management, including the financial settlement of the support provided under the budget plan (8). The contract may be extended. The contract shall contain at least:
(a) the designation of the provider;
(b) the designation of the beneficiary, in the case of multiple beneficiaries, the designation of the beneficiary who will coordinate the project management in relation to the provider and his rights and obligations;
(c) the name, identification data of the project and the object of its solution;
(d) the objectives of the project and its expected results, the method of verifying their achievement;
(e) the name, surname and, where applicable, academic degrees and scientific rank of the natural person responsible for the beneficiary for the professional level of the project, hereinafter referred to as "the investigator,"
(f) the dates for launching and closing the project solution;
(g) the amount of the project's recognised costs and their breakdown, the amount of the aid and its allocation in each year, unless the provider provides for a different breakdown, including the dates and arrangements for providing it;
(h) the arrangements for the rights of use and ownership of results under the conditions laid down by this law;
(i) the contractual terms and conditions for the participation of other participants in the project, the amount of their support, if any, indicating the amount of State budget expenditure and its breakdown in each year, provided that the provider does not provide for any other breakdown, including dates and arrangements for its delivery and control;
(j) how the recognised costs of the project are reported;
(k) how to control the project's solution, including the use of the aid granted and the use of the results;
(l) method of managing research data;
(m) information on the availability and dissemination of research results and research data, provided that they have been produced with public support under this law, in accordance with the principle that research results and research data are not published only in justified cases;
(n) how to evaluate the results of the project management, including the financial settlement of the aid provided;
(o) the definition of the degree of confidentiality of data including their labelling under specific legislation, 10)
(p) how to provide project data and results for the information system for research, development and innovation;
(q) the manner in which disputes are resolved;
(r) penalties for breach of contract;
(s) the date of acquisition and termination of the contract.
(2) An approved project proposal is part of the grant contract.
(3) Save as otherwise provided in this law, the grant of aid is governed by the provisions of the Civil Code.
(4) A contract granting aid may be concluded with several beneficiaries at the same time as their relations will be negotiated as an integral part of the contract. The provisions of this Law on the content of the aid contract shall apply mutatis mutandis to contracts concluded for the execution of a public contract under a special legislature.2)
(5) Where the beneficiary of the special-purpose aid for a project referred to in Article 3 (2) or, as the case may be, another participant in such a project to which aid is to be granted, the State's organisational body or the Ministry's research and development organisation unit, the provider, if it is the State's organisational body, shall, if it is the State's organisational body, apply for the implementation of a budgetary measure in accordance with the budget rules (8) and shall determine, mutatis mutandis, the conditions under which the aid is to be used.
(6) The decision to grant the subsidy in accordance with the budget scheme (8) shall be taken by the provider in the event of the grant:
(a) institutional support to the research organisation;
(b) special purpose aid for specific higher education research;
(c) aid for international cooperation; or
(d) institutional support for an operational programme project in research, development and innovation.
(7) The amount of the eligible costs and the related amount of aid granted for the whole duration of the project shall not be altered during the solution by more than 50% of the amount of the eligible costs or the amount of public aid referred to in the grant contract or in the decision granting the aid, as decided by the provider in the evaluation of the research, development and innovation competition or on the basis of a public contract. Changes in the level of the eligible costs and the associated amount of aid must be justified, supported by the approved activities and by the amendment of the grant agreement or decision and must comply with the conditions of the aid provided for in this Act.
(8) The beneficiary is obliged to inform the provider in writing of any changes that have occurred at the time of the application of the aid contract or at the time of enforceability of the decision granting the aid and which affect his legal personality, the data required for the demonstration of competence or which could affect the project's solution within 7 calendar days of the date on which he became aware of this fact.
(9) The beneficiary shall, without undue delay, inform the provider in writing of his final conviction for the offence affecting compliance with the conditions for granting the aid. The provider may also, under another legislature27, request an extract from the Register of Penalties in respect of the beneficiary; a request for an extract from the Register of Penalties and an extract from the Register of Penalties shall be sent in electronic form in a manner enabling remote access.
Deadline and method of granting the aid
(1) If, as a result of the budgetary provision provided for in the Special Legislation (8), there is no regulation of budget implementation, it is the responsibility of the provider to start granting aid within 60 calendar days of the date of entry into force of the grant contract or the date of the decision granting the aid. In the case of multi-annual projects in the second year and subsequent years, a solution to the provider's obligation to start providing aid within 60 calendar days of the beginning of the calendar year in the event that the beneficiary's obligations under the grant contract or the decision granting the aid are fulfilled and that data are included in the information system for research, development and innovation in accordance with this law and with specific legislation. 12) Within the same period, the beneficiary has an obligation to start dealing with the project.
(2) The support shall be provided by the provider only to the beneficiary without implementing the budgetary measure, by direct transfer from the provider's account to the beneficiary's bank account or by enabling the drawing from the provider's budgetary expenditure account up to the specified limit of the beneficiary. Where a further participant is involved in the project, the provider shall provide the beneficiary with special purpose support, including part thereof, to the next participant without implementing the budgetary measure, except where the beneficiary or another participant is an organisational component of the State set up by a non-provider. The beneficiary shall register the aid under specific legislation. 13)
(3) The provider grants aid to beneficiaries for projects which are not public procurement within the deadlines set by the contract or the decision granting the aid.
Provision of information
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
HLAVA I
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
§ 4
§ 5
§ 5a
§ 6
§ 7
§ 8
§ 9
§ 10
§ 12
§ 12a
§ 13
§ 14
§ 14a
HLAVA IV
§ 15
§ 16
HLAVA V
§ 17
§ 18
§ 19
§ 20
§ 21
§ 22
§ 23
§ 24
§ 25
§ 26
HLAVA VII
§ 30
§ 31
§ 32
HLAVA VIII
§ 33
§ 33a
§ 34
§ 35
§ 36
§ 36a
HLAVA IX
§ 37
HLAVA X
§ 38
§ 39
HLAVA XI
§ 40
§ 41
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
§ 44
ČÁST PÁTÁ
§ 45
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act No. 130 / 2002 Coll., on the promotion of research, experimental development and innovation from public funds and on the amendment of certain related laws (Act on the promotion of research, experimental development and innovation) (Act on the promotion of research and development) |
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| Regulation Type | Law |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 12.04.2002 |
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| Effective from | 01.07.2002 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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