Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture No. 134 / 1996 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture implementing the Hunting Act
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DECLARATION
Ministry of Agriculture
of 9 May 1996
implementing the hunting law
The Ministry of Agriculture provides pursuant to § 15 (1), § 28, § 30 (2) of Act No. 23 / 1962 Coll., on hunting, as amended by the Act of the Czech National Council No. 270 / 1992 Coll., amending and supplementing Act No. 23 / 1962 Coll., on hunting, as amended by the Act of the Czech National Council No. 146 / 1971 Coll., the Act of the Czech National Council No. 96 / 1977 Coll. and the Act of the Czech National Council No. 143 / 1991 Coll., and pursuant to § 44 (1) of the Act No. 23 / 1962 Coll., hereinafter laid down in the Agreement with the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of the Interior pursuant to § 31 (6 of Act No. 23 / 1962 Coll., as amended by the Act of the Czech National Council No. 270 / 1992 Coll.
See for which quality classes and standardised states are defined
(Article 13 (2) of the Law)
Quality classes and standardised stocks shall be determined for the following species of game:
(a) hairy game
deer (members of the genus Cervus), spotted deer, deer (members of the genus Odocoileus), muflon, wild boar, field hake;
(b) feathered game
pheasant (members of the genus Phafianus and Syrmaticus).
Qualification of hunting farms
(to Article 15 (1) of the Law)
The qualification requirement for a hunting operator is
(a) passing a hunting test at a university where hunting is a subject of instruction; or
(b) the successful completion of the study at a forestry, hunting or agricultural secondary vocational school or a higher vocational school at which the applicant has completed a compulsory subject of hunting; or
(c) the composition of a higher professional hunting test.
Time of hunting and defending game
(to Section 26 of the Act)
(1) The following species of game are defended throughout the year:
wild cat, mountain goat, mountain whale, mountain drop, deep-sea turtle, forest crane, pheasant (members of the genus Chrysolophus and Gennaeus), wild dove, lamb (members of the genus Branta), duck (pod Anatidae) except as referred to in § 4 (1) (o), hornbeam, hornbeam, whiting (members of the family Strigidae with the exception referred to in § 6 (2) and (3), sea bass, sea bass with the exception referred to in § 6 (2), horse mackerel with the exception referred to in § 6 (4), horse mackerel, horse mackerel with the exception referred to in § 6 (4), horse mackerel, horse mackerel with the exception of Section 6 (2), laska kolchava and lasice, with the exception referred in § 6 (2).
(2) Hájena is not the following game: fox, raccoon, crow (black and grey), turnip, pig and longline.
(1) The fishing time for the following species of game shall be as follows:
(a) European deer, deer and deer deer, from 1 July to 15 January;
(b) Sika deer and billet deer from 1 July to 15 February, Sika deer from 1 July to 15 January,
(c) deer, deer and deer, from 1 September to 31 December;
(d) spotted, tantalum and tantalum from 1 August to 31 December;
(e) deer from 16 May to 30 September, deer and deer from 1 September to 31 December;
(f) muflon, muflonka, muflonče from 1 July to 31 December;
(g) mountain Camels, Camps and Camps from 1 October to 30 November;
(h) goat, goat, goat, goat from 1 September to 31 December;
(i) wild boar, bull and bass, from 1 August to 15 January with the exception referred to in paragraph 2 and § 6 (2);
(j) the field hare from 1 November to 31 December with the exception referred to in Article 6 (5) and (7);
(k) wild rabbit from 1 September to 31 December except as referred to in Article 6 (5);
(l) pheasant, rooster and hen, from 16 October to 31 December with the exception referred to in Article 6 (1) and (7), in pheasants from 16 October to 31 January;
m) Royal pheasant - rooster from 16 October to 15 March, hen only in pheasants from 16 October to 31 January,
(n) wild turkey from 1 October to 31 December, wild turkey from 16 March to 30 April,
(o) wild duck, large pollack, pollack chocholac from 1 September to 30 November,
(p) black lyna from 1 September to 15 December;
(r) geese from 1 September to the end of February,
(s) garden dove from 1 August to 15 February,
(t) hunk of forest, hunk of rock from 1 November to the end of February except as referred to in § 6 (2),
(u) muskrat from 1 November to the end of February;
(v) soybean from 1 October to 31 March,
(w) playfish from 16 August to 31 October;
(x) field raven from 16 October to the end of February,
(y) dark skier from 1 November to the end of February.
(2) Wild boar and game may be fished year-round in the sector for which standardised stocks and quality classes have been designated in the sector.
(3) If the first day of the fixed fishing period is the closest day to the day following the days of work leave or rest, the fishing period shall begin on those days.
(1) The fishing period for other species of game shall be as follows:
(a) the European ticket from 1 August to 31 December;
(b) a feature of the isles from 1 January to the end of February;
(c) the brushbear from 1 January to 31 December;
(d) the wolf from 1 January to 31 December;
(e) otter from 1 January to 31 December;
(f) a hawk from 1 January to 31 December;
(g) cormorant from 1 January to 31 December;
(h) a large brow from 1 January to 31 December, only by catching or selecting eggs;
(i) tetras from 16 April to 15 May;
(j) partridge from 1 September to 30 September;
(k) the husk from 16 March to 15 April.
(2) This determination of the fishing time does not replace the permits and exemptions for the hunting of those game species under the conservation and landscape rules .1)
(1) The period of hunting for pheasant fowl referred to in Article 4 (1) is fixed only for hunts in which the standard stocks of pheasant from wild populations are respected. For this purpose, wild pheasant populations are those of this game which have not been artificially bred.
(2) A wild boar, horse mackerel, horse mackerel, funny seagulls, sea dachshund, mussel weasel and horse mackerel may be fished year-round in pheasant and hunting foetfish and wild horse mackerel, horse mackerel, horse mackerel, horse mackerel, horse mackerel, horse mackerel, horse mackerel, horse mackerel and horse mackerel.
(3) The provisions on the year-round protection of the laughing seagull shall not apply to dredging ponds and elevators and to intensive duck farms where the laughing gulf may be hunted throughout the year.
(4) The provisions on the year-round protection of shellfish shall not apply to dredging ponds and extractors where shellfish may be fished from 16 August to 30 November.
(5) The time of hunting for field hare and wild rabbit does not apply to fenced vineyards, fenced fruit orchards and nurseries and fenced forest nurseries where those species of game can be hunted throughout the year. For this purpose, fencing shall mean fencing which prevents those species of game from entering the areas freely throughout the year.
(6) The provisions on the year-round defying of the wild boar and the wild boar shall not apply to individuals who repeatedly attack domestic poultry or pigeons. These individuals can be fished year-round in the place where they cause such damage and in the immediate vicinity of that place.
(7) For hunting with a hunting predator, the beginning of the time of hunting for a field hare and a pheasant has been established since 1 September.
Other prohibited fishing methods and fixing certain fishing methods
(to Paragraph 30 (2) of the Act)
Other prohibited means of hunting:
(a) fishing for game by or from motor vehicles, motor boats, agricultural machinery, aircraft or other means moving over the ground;
(b) the hunting of game on the hunting grounds on which the crop is harvested and the hunting grounds immediately linked thereto;
(c) shooting animals on nests and shooting nests;
(d) fishing for game cloven-hoofed with a single shotgun shot, except for piglets and wild boar in the fishery with a catch, catch or catch; hunting wild boar at night without using observational and shooting optics,
(e) hunting for game with a weapon other than a hunting weapon (ball or shotgun);
(f) fishing for feathered game on outlines;
(g) the catching of fish by means of a dog;
(h) fishing for cloven-hoofed game with a catch, catch or catch other than deer, deer, deer and female deer, sika and sellet and wild boar,
(i) the shooting of cloven-hoofed game in catch and acclimatisation facilities, with the exception of the wounded game and not intended for breeding;
(j) the shooting of male cloven-hoofed game in winter-over-winter buildings except for canine and muflon deer up to one year old.
(1) Hare, pheasants, wild turkeys, ducks, black and geese are hunted on common hunts and ducks, black and goose are also hunted on the move. Common hunting and hunting of the above species of game shall be carried out with the participation of at least three shooters, only by a shotgun with a round round and, where appropriate, by hunting predators.
(2) Hunting of the royal pheasant (except for the hen) and wild turkey may also be carried out in a lonely way.
Use of hunting fit dogs, their qualifications and their number in hunting
(to Article 28 of the Act)
(1) Qualification means, for the purposes of assessing hunting fitness, the competence of a dog of a hunting breed
(a) seek out, trace and bring to life, killed, shot or otherwise injured small game (full hunting fitness for small game); or
(b) seek and follow up killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals (complete game fitness for cloven-hoofed animals); or
(c) for game hunting underground.
(2) For the purposes of this decree, cloven-hoofed animals are: deer (members of the genus Cervus), spotted deer, deer, virianean deer, elk, mountain camels, mountain ibex, goat without oar, muflon and wild boar.
(3) For the purposes of this Decree, the search for and the detection of live game (small and cloven) in hunting, tracing ("tracing '), tracking and tracing (" tracing'), immediately after the shooting and shooting of the small game, or tracing and finding otherwise injured small game, by tracing ("follow-up '), by tracing and finding killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed game and by bringing it shall be carried out by carrying killed, shot or otherwise injured small game.
(1) The ability of the dog to carry out the activities referred to in Article 9 (1) shall be demonstrated in tests of hunting fitness.
(2) Only dogs of the hunting breed with a certificate of origin of the International Cynological Federation and at least 10 months of age may participate in hunting fitness tests.
(3) Tests of hunting fitness and training of dogs of all breeds in the chase are only possible with prior consent of the wanton user.
(1) Tests on hunting fitness are carried out by a person authorised by the Ministry of Agriculture pursuant to Article 38 (4) of the Act (hereinafter referred to as "dog test organizer") who issues a certificate of the scope and type of proof of the dog's hunting fitness (hereinafter referred to as "certificate"). The certificate form is a form registered by the dog test organizer.
(2) The certificate shall be signed by an authorised representative of the dog test organizer and, in addition to the exact dog identification and the date of the hunting fitness test, shall include, in particular, an explicit indication of the qualifications acquired by the dog during that test. The certificate of acquisition of the qualification of limited hunting fitness contains an explicit indication of activities, natural conditions and individual species of small or cloven-hoofed game.
(3) The qualification of the complete game fitness for small game or for cloven-hoofed game shall be obtained only by the dog which, in the tests of the game fitness, demonstrates its competence for all activities (in all natural conditions and for all species of small game or cloven-hoofed game) as defined in Section 9 (1).
(4) Qualification of the restricted hunting fitness for small game or for cloven-hoofed game shall be obtained by the dog, who, in the tests of hunting fitness, will demonstrate eligibility for only one of the activities required for the qualification of complete hunting fitness (e.g. for searching) or only for certain natural conditions (e.g. forest, water) or only for some type of game (e.g. ducks, wild boar).
(5) The qualification of hunting fitness for game hunting under the ground will be obtained by the dog, who will prove his talents in the hunting fitness test.
(1) In any game where the area of forest land is at least 70% of the total area, the permanent use shall be at least:
(a) for the first 500 ha, for each 1000 ha and from the area 5000 ha for each 5000 ha and from the beginning 5000 ha one dog with complete hunting aptitude for wild game,
b) on the first and started 1000 ha and on each other and started 2000 ha one dog with hunting aptitude for hunting game under the ground and
(c) on the first and started 1000 ha, on each and started 2000 ha and from the area 7000 ha for each and started 5000 ha, where the normalized condition of small game is determined, one dog with complete hunting fitness for small game, but at least one dog with full fitness for small game.
(2) In each other's handjob, at least
(a) for the first 500 ha, for each 1000 ha and from the area 5000 ha for each 5000 ha and from the beginning 5000 ha, one dog with complete hunting aptitude for small game, and
b) on the first and started 1000 hectares and on each other and started 3000 ha one dog with hunting aptitude for hunting game under the ground and
(c) on the first and started 1000 hectares, on each other 2000 ha and from the area 5000 ha for each and started 5000 ha, one dog with complete hunting aptitude for cloven-hoofed game.
(3) Dogs with complete hunting fitness may be replaced by dogs with limited hunting fitness. The number of dogs with limited hunting capacity should be counted per dog with full hunting capacity to fully cover all activities in all natural conditions and for all animal species, as provided for in the full hunting capacity [§ 9 (1) (a) and (b)].
(4) In joint hunting, the number of hunting fit dogs is sufficient if, for the first three shooters and for each additional ten shooters, at least one dog with complete hunting capacity [§ 9 (1) (a) and (b)] is available to be used to provide a possible search or follow-up of the game. This also applies to duck hunting, black lynx and goose riding.
Tests on hunting
(Article 31 (6) of the Law)
(1) The hunting tests are organised by a person authorised by the Ministry of Agriculture pursuant to Article 38 (4) of the Act (hereinafter referred to as the "hunting test organiser").
(2) The hunting tests shall consist of the subjects listed in Annex 1 to this Decree.
(1) The hunting tests shall be composed before the examination committee set up by the hunting test organiser.
(2) The examination committee is nine members; It shall be composed of the President, his representative and the test Commissioners for each group of test subjects. The chairman of the Commission shall not be the examination commissioner at the same time.
(3) In the case of one examination panel, a maximum of 20 candidates may be tested on one day.
(4) Each candidate shall always be tested by the Examination Commissioner for one of the groups of test subjects.
(5) The hunting tests are public.
(6) The hunting tests are conducted by the Chairman of the Examination Committee. As a general rule, a representative of the Chairman of the Examination Board shall act as a recorder; He shall perform the function of Examination Commissioner only if a Examination Commissioner does not appear for hunting tests.
(1) The knowledge of the candidate from each group of subjects is classified as "benefit," "benefit."
(2) At the end of each class of subjects, the examination panel shall decide on the outcome of the tests in a non-public consultation.
(3) The result of hunting tests shall be classified as "benefit '," benefit'.
(4) The candidate did not benefit from the tests if he did not benefit from a single class of subjects.
(5) An entry shall be made on the outcome and conduct of the hunting tests, which shall also include an evaluation of the candidates from each group of subjects. The minutes shall be signed by the Chairman and the other members of the examination committee.
(6) The chairman of the examination committee shall notify the tenderers publicly of the result of the hunting tests.
(7) The applicant shall receive a certificate of the hunting tests carried out, indicating the result of those tests, signed by the authorised representative of the hunting test organiser and the chair of the examination committee.
Issue of hunting tickets
(Article 31 (6) of the Law)
(1) The hunting tickets are issued:
(a) for a fixed period, but not more than one year (2); or
(b) indetermination.2)
(2) Forms of hunting tickets are forms the specimen of which is given in Annex 2 to this Decree.
Higher vocational hunting test
(to Paragraph 44 (1) of the Law)
(1) The higher professional hunting test is organised by a person appointed by the Ministry of Agriculture pursuant to Paragraph 38 (4) of the Act (hereinafter referred to as the organiser).
(2) The higher professional hunting test shall be composed before a commission set up by the organiser and shall have a written and oral part; is aimed in particular at the practical tasks of hunting management.
(3) The written examination takes place before the oral examination and lasts for a maximum of two hours.
(4) The oral examination shall be public.
(5) Test subjects for a higher professional hunting test are listed in Annex 3 to this Decree.
(1) The knowledge of the candidate from each group of subjects shall be classified cumulatively from both the examination written and the oral examination: "benefit," "benefit."
(2) After completion of the examinations from each group of subjects, the examination panel shall decide on the result of the examination in a non-public consultation.
(3) The result of a higher professional hunting test shall be classified as "benefit '," benefit'. The candidate did not benefit from the test if he did not benefit from just one class of subjects.
(4) The result and course of higher professional hunting tests shall be recorded, which shall also include an evaluation of the knowledge of candidates from different groups of subjects. The minutes shall be signed by the Chairman and the other members of the examination committee.
(5) The chairman of the examination committee shall publicly notify the tenderers of the outcome of a higher professional hunting test.
The candidate shall receive a certificate of a higher professional hunting test carried out, signed by an authorised representative of the organiser and the chair of the examination committee.
Provisions common, transitional and final
(1) The following shall be considered as hunting tests under this Order (Sections 13 to 15):
(a) passing a hunting test at a university where hunting is a subject of instruction; or
(b) the successful completion of the study at a forestry, hunting or agricultural secondary vocational school or a higher vocational school at which the applicant has completed his compulsory subject of hunting.
(2) The hunting tests provided for in this Order shall also be those on the basis of which a fishing document has been issued abroad. A valid hunting ticket, or other proof of entitlement to fishing, issued abroad, shall be considered as proof of the composition of such tests.
(3) The following shall be considered to be higher professional hunting examinations under this Decree (Sections 17 to 19):
(a) passing a hunting test at a university where hunting is a subject of instruction; or
(b) the successful completion of the study at a forestry, hunting or agricultural secondary vocational school or a higher vocational school at which the applicant has completed his compulsory subject of hunting.
(1) The effective date of this Order remains in force
(a) hunting tests in accordance with previously applicable rules;
(b) higher professional hunting tests in accordance with previously applicable rules;
(c) the qualifications of hunting farms achieved in accordance with previously applicable rules.
(2) The qualification for the assessment of the hunting fitness of dogs provided for in Article 9 is also understood as the qualification of this fitness achieved under the existing regulations before the date of application of this decree.
The hunting tickets issued under the current rules shall cease to be valid until the expiry of the period of validity referred to therein, but not later than three years after the entry into force of this decree.
Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition No. 20 / 1988 Coll., implementing the Hunting Act, is hereby repealed.
This decree shall take effect on the day of its publication.
Minister:
Ing. Lux v. r.
Příloha č. 1
Annex No 1 to Decree No. 134 / 1996 Coll.
Test subjects for hunting tests
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture No. 134 / 1996 Coll., implementing the law on hunting |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 23.05.1996 |
|---|---|
| Effective from | 23.05.1996 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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