What is Act No. 154 / 2000 Coll.?

Act No. 154 / 2000 Coll., on the Breeding, Breeding and Registration of Breeding Animals and on the Amendment of Certain Related Laws (Breeding Act) — Law on breeding, breeding and registration of livestock and amending certain related laws (Breeding Act).

When it became Act No. 154 / 2000 Coll. effectiveness?

Act No. 154 / 2000 Coll. became effective 01.01.2001.

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Yes, Act No. 154 / 2000 Coll. is still valid and effective.

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Act No. 154 / 2000 Coll. - Law on breeding, breeding and registrati...

154

THE LAW

of 17 May 2000

on breeding, breeding and registration of livestock and amending certain related laws (Breeding Act)

Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:

ČÁST PRVNÍ

COLLECTION, PLUMENTATION AND EVIDENCE

HLAVA I

GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 1

Subject matter and purpose of the adjustment

(1) This law implements the relevant provisions of the European Union1) and, following the directly applicable provisions of the European Union2)

(a) breeding and breeding of bovine animals (Bos taurus), zebu (Bos indicus), Indian buffalo (Bubalus bubalis), horses (Equus caballus), donkeys (Equus asinus), pigs, sheep, goats, poultry, breeding fish and bees (hereinafter referred to as "listed livestock"),

(b) the protection, preservation and use of animal genetic resources;

(c) the labelling of turnips, equidae, pigs, sheep, goats, runners, deer, camels and farmed game (hereinafter referred to as "designated animals");

(d) the registration of designated animals, poultry, rabbits, bees, breeding fish and aquaculture animals (hereinafter referred to as "registered animals"), the holding and the register of persons provided for by this law.

(2) This law does not apply to breeding, breeding, marking and registration of animals in zoos. 2a) Heads I to V do not apply to the breeding and breeding of listed livestock in research and development.

(3) The purpose of this Act is to lay down the conditions and rules for the breeding and breeding of listed livestock, as well as for the protection, conservation and use of genetic resources of animals, the labelling of designated animals and the registration of registered animals kept on the territory of the Czech Republic, so that this activity is, with the support of State resources, an instrument for enhancing the populations of those animals and maintaining their genetic diversity.

§ 2

Basic concepts

(1) For the purposes of this Act:

(a) breeding animals

(1) the main listed livestock referred to in Article 2 (9) and (10) of Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2016 on zootechnical and genealogical conditions applicable to the breeding of pure-bred breeding animals, hybrid breeding pigs and their germinal products in the Union, for trade in and entry into the Union, amending Regulation (EU) No 652 / 2014 and Council Directives 89 / 608 / EEC and 90 / 425 / EEC and repealing certain acts in the field of animal breeding ("the Regulation on breeding animals"), ("Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012"),

2. the main listed livestock listed in the supplementary section of the herd-book; and

3. Other listed livestock, for poultry and breeding fish and for stocks, for bees and hives registered in the breeding register,

(b) the species of species belonging to the ungulates of the genera Bison, Bos (including Bos, Bibos, Novibos and Poephagus) and Bubalus (including Anoa) or to the offspring of the crossing of those species, with the exception of wild animals 15);

(c) runners of an economically exploited subclass of birds, in particular ostrich breeds,

(d) any breeder who owns or holds an animal or animals or is authorised to take care of them, whether for consideration or free of charge, including for a transitional period; for the purposes of entry in the herd-book, the breeder shall be the person from whose breeding the animal originates;

(e) a group of registered animals, or even individual registered animals, held by one or more breeders together for the purpose of their reproduction, the production of their products, the production of animals for slaughter, or for their sports or interest purposes;

(f) the population of a group of individuals of the same species, the frequency of which allows targeted reproduction;

(g) the breeding of an animal population of the same species and of identical phylogenetic origin with characteristics and characteristics which it transmits to the offspring, capable of reproduction;

(h) the breeding register of the other listed livestock kept by a recognised breeding association which functions as a similar breeding book;

(i) a breeding programme, a set of breeding and organisation measures and a breeding programme as referred to in Article 2 (26) of Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012;

(j) by an authorised person, a legal or natural person who is an entrepreneur (20), who has been authorised by the Ministry of Agriculture (hereinafter referred to as "the Ministry") to carry out certain professional activities pursuant to § 3;

(k) a semen collection centre or semen collection centre which has been approved in accordance with a special legislation (5);

(l) an embryo transfer centre operated by an embryo collection team or an embryo production team approved under a specific legislation (5);

(m) a central register of a comprehensive database which includes data on the origin, sex, identification numbers, numbers, movements and changes of individuals, herds or flocks of individual species of registered animals, data on holdings, farmers, slaughterhouse operators, hatchers with a single capacity of over 1000 hatching eggs (hereinafter referred to as "hatchers"), operators of ungulates 5a), operators of poultry establishments, persons who purchase and sell, directly or indirectly, bovine animals, pigs, sheep and goats, which are not in their possession within 30 days of being resold or transferred from one of the premises to other premises or directly to slaughterhouses, and which are not in their possession, and which are approved for such activities and register6) (the merchants), transports, transports, transports as transportsacks of poultry (hereinafter referred to as "carriers" ("),"), "(s)," (s), "(s),"), "(s)," (s), "(s)," (s), "(s)," (e), "(s)," (s), "(s)," (s)

(n) the delegate is a legal person entrusted by the Ministry to carry out the activities referred to in Article 23c;

(o) holdings of any construction, establishment or place within the territory of one of the cadastral territories of the municipality where registered animals are kept, including open air farming;

(p) stables, in the case of fish by means of equipment, and in the case of bees by post, any operation, construction or location, or any structural and technological assembly thereof, within one holding on which registered animals of one species are kept or kept;

(q) a stables register for the registration of bovine, ovine and caprine animals kept in the stable; in the case of horses, donkeys and their cross-breeds, pigs, runners, poultry and farmed game, the stable register shall act as the register of animals on the holding; in the case of breeding fish, it shall act as a stables register of catch and chamber book; and in the case of aquaculture animals, it shall act as a stables register of the register of animals under specific legislation (6c);

(r) the birth of the father and mother or, where appropriate, the next generation of the ancestors of the registered animal;

(s) the placing into circulation of breeding animals, semen, embryos, egg cells, hatching eggs of poultry and breeding material of fish and their sales, the offering for sale and any other means of transfer for consideration or free of charge to other persons and trade and entry into the Union pursuant to Article 2 (21) and (22) of Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012;

(t) the main listed livestock species referred to in Article 2 (1) of Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012;

(u) other listed farm animals of listed livestock species not referred to in Article 2 (1) of Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012;

(v) a camel animal belonging to the ungulates of the family Camelidae listed in Annex III to Regulation (EU) 2016 / 429 of the European Parliament and of the Council;

(w) deer of the species belonging to the ungulates of the Cervidae family listed in Annex III to Regulation (EU) 2016 / 429;

(x) equine or equine animals of the species belonging to the solipeds of the genus Equus or to the offspring of the crossing of those species;

(y) ovine animals of the species belonging to the ungulates of the genus Ovis or to the offspring of the crossing of those species;

(z) a goat animal of a species belonging to the ungulates of the genus Capra or to the offspring of the crossing of those species,

(aa) the porcine animal of the species belonging to the ungulates of the family Suidae listed in Annex III to Regulation (EU) 2016 / 429.

(2) For the purposes of this Act:

(a) genetic source of the animal

1. an animal registered in a national programme belonging to a species or breed situated on the territory of the Czech Republic which is relevant for nutrition and agriculture and for the protection and sustainable use of biological diversity (6d), which are included in the national programme; or

2. genetic material of animal origin which contains functional units of inheritance and allows the transmission and regeneration of an individual while maintaining its genetic base, in particular semen, egg cells or embryos collected, and which is stored and registered in genobanks included in the National Programme,

(b) a genobanka legal person operating a set of facilities for the preservation and use of animal genetic resources;

(c) biological material collected from material of animal origin which allows information on the genetic equipment of the animal, in particular mucosal swabs, blood or hair.

§ 3

Authorised persons

(1) The Ministry shall grant approval to carry out the professional activities referred to in Sections 7, 11 (4), 12 and 17 where the applicant fulfils the conditions laid down for the performance of such activities in those provisions.

(2) By decision of the Ministry, the grant of consent shall be withdrawn if the beneficiary seriously infringes an important obligation laid down in this Act or in the directly applicable provisions of the European Union2) or if the fact applicable to the grant of consent changes. The Ministry may revoke the decision to grant consent if the beneficiary fails to fulfil, in a less serious manner, the obligation laid down in this Act or directly applicable European Union2).

(3) The Ministry shall also withdraw the consent decision if the beneficiary so requests in writing.

(4) The request for approval to carry out the professional activities referred to in Articles 7, 11 (4), 12 and 17 shall be made to the Ministry by means of a form to be published by the Ministry on its website. The application shall contain, in addition to the general requirements laid down in the administrative rules:

(a) the activity covered by the application;

(b) the type of animal for which the professional activities will be carried out.

(5) The Annex to the application referred to in paragraph 4 shall be:

(a) proof of the applicant's activity;

(b) evidence of professional competence to carry out the testing and assessment of the person carrying out the testing and assessment and an overview of the technical equipment, if it is to give consent to the professional activities referred to in Section 7;

(c) proof of the conduct of international testing for a minimum period of 5 years, if it is to give consent to the professional activities referred to in Article 11 (4);

(d) a model certificate of verification of origin and a model certificate of determination of the genetic type, if it is to give consent to the professional activities referred to in Article 12;

(e) evidence of the applicant's professional competence to carry out insemination, if it is to grant consent to the professional activities referred to in Article 17.

HLAVA II

ENTERTAINMENT OF EXEMPTED ECONOMIC ANIMALS

§ 4

Breeding activity and breeding measures

The breeding activity and breeding measures consist of:

(a) the establishment of breeding programmes to achieve breeding objectives;

(b) the identification and registration of the origin, characteristics and characteristics of the listed livestock;

(c) carrying out performance checks, performance tests, performance tests, inheritance checks, assessment of the characteristics, characteristics and health of the listed livestock;

(d) in a qualified estimate of the breeding value of the listed livestock;

(e) keeping herd books or herd registers;

(f) the verification and certification of the origin or identification of the genetic type of breeding animals;

(g) in the evaluation of listed livestock and their targeted selection and allocation in accordance with breeding programmes and objectives;

(h) the protection of the hereditary characteristics and characteristics of a particular population (gene pool) and the maintenance of genetic resources;

(i) the issue of proof of origin, performance and value of breeding animals;

(j) in the publication of the herd values achieved, the results of breeding and breeding activities.

Recognised Breeding Association

§ 5

(1) The Ministry shall, upon request, recognise the breeders' association (s), an authorised person with the agreement to carry out professional activities under Section 7 or a public body as a recognised breeding association, provided that it fulfils the conditions set out in Section 5a (1) or Article 5b (1).

(2) A request for recognition of a breeding association shall be made to the Ministry by means of a form the model of which shall be published by the Ministry on its website. The application shall contain, in addition to the general requirements laid down in the administrative rules, the species of the animal and the breed for which the herd-book will be kept.

(3) The Annex to the application referred to in paragraph 1 shall be:

(a) the statutes and, where appropriate, any other founding document indicating the terms of membership and the right of breeders to participate in the breeding programme;

(b) the list of members;

(c) proof of the required education according to § 30;

(d) a model certificate of verification of origin or a model zootechnical certificate issued by a breeding association;

(e) the proposal for a breeding programme and the method for evaluating the results, together with an indication of the technical activity related to the management of its breeding programmes which it intends to subcontract to a third party where appropriate;

(f) a draft order of the herd-book which satisfies the conditions laid down in Article 9 or a draft order of the herd-register which satisfies the conditions laid down in Article 10; and

(g) a proposal for a method of keeping records, a herd book or a breeding register and a proposal for an effective system for checking compliance with the rules of the herd book or herd register and the system for checking the performance of the professional activities referred to in Sections 8, 11 and 11a.

Points (a) and (b) shall apply only where the legal nature of the applicant so permits.

§ 5a

(1) In the case of the main listed livestock, the applicant shall comply with the conditions laid down in Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012 for the breed society.

(2) A minimum of 1 person qualified under Article 30 (1) or (10) shall be considered as sufficient qualified personnel under Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012.

(3) In addition to the obligations laid down by Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012, the recognised breeding association shall, on the basis of their written request, provide the designated person or ministry with the information necessary for the performance of their tasks under this Act, except for information which constitutes the subject of the trade secret (6g), with the exception of those provided for in Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012.

§ 5b

(1) In the case of other listed livestock, the applicant shall comply with the following conditions:

(a) is a legal person and has its registered office in the Czech Republic;

(b) it has persons who are competent under Paragraph 30 for their activities;

(c) demonstrate that the breed population is sufficiently large to implement an effective breeding programme, including selection and testing, or guarantees the conservation of the breed, if necessary;

(d) recognition does not jeopardise the maintenance of a breed or breeding programme of an already recognised breeding association; and

(e) the statutes and, where appropriate, any other founding document, shall contain in particular:

1. as the purpose of the activity of securing and protecting the common interests of members in the field of breeding and breeding of other listed livestock;

2. the right of breeders to become a member of a recognised breeding association and the conditions for such membership; and

3. the right of breeders to participate in the establishment and development of a breeding programme in accordance with the rules of procedure, the order of breeding records and the breeding programme.

Point (e) (2) shall apply only where the legal nature of the applicant so permits.

(2) A recognised breeding association is required in the case of other listed livestock

(a) conduct their activities in accordance with their breeding objective and breeding programme, evaluate and implement the breeding programme and publish its results at least annually;

(b) keep a breeding register in accordance with the rules of the breeding register and register poultry, breeding fish and bees in accordance with Article 10 (2);

(c) to check compliance with the rules of the breeding register;

(d) issue, verify and check certificates of origin for breeding animals, for poultry and breeding fish, certificates of origin for the parent flock;

(e) register and publish hereditary defects and peculiarities;

(f) ensure the evaluation of the other listed livestock and issue evidence of its outcome (Section 8 (2));

(g) provide the authorised person with information on breeding animals necessary for the collection and processing of data in the central registration information system;

(h) provide the designated person or ministry, upon written request, with the information necessary for the performance of their tasks under this Act, with the exception of information which constitutes the subject of trade secrets 6g); and

(i) ensure that disputes which may arise during the implementation of breeding programmes between breeders and between breeders and recognised breeders' associations are resolved in accordance with the rules laid down in the Rules of Procedure.

(3) The recognised breeding association has the right to:

(a) in the framework of their approved breeding programmes, determine and implement those breeding programmes independently, provided that they comply with all the conditions for their approval; and

(b) exclude breeders from participating in a breeding programme where the breeder does not comply with the rules of the breeding programme or does not comply with the obligations laid down in the rules of procedure or the rules of the breeding register.

§ 5c

(1) The Ministry shall approve the breeding programme submitted by the applicant or a recognised breeding association containing the particulars provided for in paragraph 2 or 3.

(2) The breeding programme for the main listed livestock contains:

(a) the particulars referred to in Article 8 of Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012;

(b) the breeding target;

(c) keeping a herd book and the rules of the herd book;

(d) a system for checking the keeping of the herd-book; and

(e) a system for checking the performance of the professional activities referred to in Sections 8, 11 and 11a.

(3) The breeding programme for the other listed livestock contains:

(a) the minimum range of characteristics and characteristics to be monitored for each breed of other listed livestock;

(b) procedures for carrying out performance checks, performance tests, performance tests and assessments;

(c) the minimum range of characteristics and characteristics for which the breeding value is estimated;

(d) the manner and criteria for the evaluation and selection of breeding animals, breeding animals, flocks of poultry, breeding fish and hives;

(e) the content of evidence of the result of the evaluation, selection of breeders or recognition of breeding;

(f) the extent of the identification of health indicators, known hereditary defects and particularities;

(g) breeding target;

(h) keeping of the breeding register and the rules governing the breeding register;

(i) a system for checking the keeping of breeding records; and

(j) a system for checking the performance of the professional activities referred to in Sections 8, 11 and 11a.

(4) The amendment of the breeding programme may only be made following an amendment to the decision approving the breeding programme. The draft amendment shall be notified in writing to the Ministry by the recognised breeding association. If, within 30 days of the date of notification, the Ministry has not notified that it has decided otherwise, the amendment shall be deemed to have been approved. The recognised breeding association shall inform the breeders involved in its breeding programmes of the approved change. For the procedure for amending the decision approving the breeding programme, paragraph 1 shall apply mutatis mutandis.

(5) Where there is a discrepancy between an approved breeding programme and legislation or directly applicable European Union2), the Ministry shall invite a recognised breeding association to submit a proposal for an amendment to the approved breeding programme. Where a recognised breeding association does not submit a draft amendment within 60 days of the date of receipt of the request, the decision approving the breeding programme shall cease to be valid on the expiry of the last day of that period. Otherwise, the Ministry shall decide to amend the decision approving the breeding programme. For the procedure for amending the decision approving the breeding programme, paragraph 1 shall apply mutatis mutandis.

§ 5d

The recognised breeders' association is entitled to perform the professional activities provided for in Section 7. The rights and obligations laid down in Section 7 for the beneficiary shall apply mutatis mutandis to the recognised breeders' association.

§ 5e

(1) The Ministry shall revoke the recognition decision if the recognised breeding association:

(a) no breeding programme approved;

(b) seriously infringes the obligation to carry out the professional activities provided for in Article 7; or

(c) request the revocation of recognition in writing.

(2) The Ministry shall also withdraw the recognition decision for the main listed livestock if the recognised breeding association seriously infringes the obligation to carry out the professional activities provided for in Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012.

(3) The Ministry shall repeal the recognition decision in the case of other listed livestock also if the recognised breeding association seriously infringes the obligation laid down in this Act or changes the fact which is applicable to its recognition.

(4) The Ministry may revoke the recognition decision in the case of other listed livestock if the recognised breeding association repeatedly violates in a less serious manner the obligation laid down in this Act.

§ 6

Breeding pig holding

(1) The Ministry shall, upon request pursuant to Article 4 of Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012, recognise a breeding association, an authorised person with the consent to carry out professional activities pursuant to Article 7, a private undertaking operating in closed production systems or a public body as a pig breeding undertaking if it fulfils the conditions laid down in Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012 for a breeding undertaking.

(2) A minimum of 1 person qualified under Article 30 (1) or (10) shall be considered as sufficient qualified personnel under Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012.

(3) The application for recognition of a pig breeding undertaking shall be submitted to the Ministry by means of a form the model of which shall be published by the Ministry on its website. The application, in addition to the general requirements laid down in the administrative rules, shall contain the name of the hybrid pig for which the breeding register shall be kept.

(4) The Ministry shall approve the breeding programme submitted by the applicant or pig breeding establishment, which shall include in particular:

(a) the particulars referred to in Article 8 of Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012;

(b) the breeding target;

(c) keeping a breeding register and the rules of the breeding register;

(d) the system of marking of animals,

(e) the system of registration of parents,

(f) a system for checking the keeping of the breeding register;

(g) a system for the testing and assessment of pigs in their own or contractual holdings; and

(h) the system for monitoring the performance of the professional activities referred to in Sections 8, 11 and 11a.

(5) The amendment of the breeding programme may only be made following an amendment to the decision approving the breeding programme. The draft amendment shall be notified to the Ministry in writing by the pig breeding undertaking. If, within 30 days of the date of notification, the Ministry has not notified that it has decided otherwise, the amendment shall be deemed to have been approved. The pig breeding undertaking shall inform the breeders involved in its breeding programmes of the approved change. For the procedure for amending the decision approving the breeding programme, paragraph 4 shall apply mutatis mutandis.

(6) In the event of a discrepancy between the approved breeding programme and the legislation or directly applicable European Union2), the Ministry shall invite the pig breeding undertaking to submit a proposal for an amendment to the approved breeding programme. If the pig breeding undertaking does not submit the draft amendment within 60 days of the date of receipt of the request, the decision approving the breeding programme shall cease to be valid on the last day of that period. Otherwise, the Ministry shall decide to amend the decision approving the breeding programme. For the procedure for amending the decision approving the breeding programme, paragraph 4 shall apply mutatis mutandis.

(7) A pig breeding undertaking is entitled to carry out professional activities under Section 7. The rights and obligations laid down in Section 7 for an authorised person shall apply mutatis mutandis to a pig breeding undertaking.

(8) The Ministry shall revoke the recognition decision if the pig breeding establishment:

(a) no breeding programme approved;

(b) seriously infringes the obligation to carry out professional activities provided for in Article 7 or Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012; or

(c) request the revocation of recognition in writing.

§ 7

Performance check, performance tests, performance tests, inheritance checks, assessment of the characteristics, characteristics and health indicators of the listed livestock and performance testing

(1) Performance checks, performance tests, performance tests, verification of inheritance, assessment of the characteristics, characteristics and characteristics of the listed livestock and performance testing of the main listed livestock referred to in Article 25 of Regulation (EU) 2016 / 1012 (hereinafter referred to as "testing and assessment") shall be carried out in accordance with the procedures laid down in the breeding programmes in a uniform manner within the breed or type of listed livestock, in accordance with European Union Regulation (1), (2) or in accordance with internationally recognised procedures, provided that they do not exist for testing and assessment of European Union rules.

(2) Testing and assessment shall be provided by authorised persons in breeding or testing facilities, provided that they are provided by persons who are competent under Paragraph 30 and technical equipment to the extent provided for by the Decree.

(3) The authorised person shall:

(a) to carry out testing and assessment of listed livestock where the breeder so requests and establishes the conditions referred to in paragraph 5 (a);

(b) comply with the testing and assessment procedures laid down in the breeding programme;

(c) establish the origin, characteristics and characteristics of the listed livestock;

(d) to register data on the origin, performance and reproduction of animals to the extent laid down by the decree and to transmit them to the person responsible in the manner laid down by the decree;

(e) provide advice within the scope of the activity defined by the decision granting consent (§ 3);

(f) in the event of cessation of activity, to transmit all the information and supporting documents to the person who takes over the activity and, where appropriate, to the breeder and to record such transmission.

(4) The health check and the assessment of the health characteristics of the listed livestock under the breeding programme shall be carried out by breeders, authorised persons, recognised breeders' associations or by an authorised person.

(5) Breeders whose breeding is subject to testing and assessment are required to:

(a) to create the conditions necessary for the identification of the data needed for testing and assessment;

(b) enable in their breeding, testing and testing of breeding animals by checking the inheritance of the characteristics and health observed to the extent and in accordance with the rules agreed with the authorised persons referred to in paragraph 2, the presentation and assessment of the external characteristics of the listed livestock;

(c) to provide the person referred to in paragraph 2 with breeding animals, their male and female offspring, hatching eggs and day-old poultry for poultry, their breeding material for breeding fish, for bees of the mother, selected by that person for joint control or for testing and assessment;

(d) allow verification of the origin or determination of the genetic type in accordance with Section 12.

(6) Where testing and assessment of horses is carried out, there shall be no discrimination against horses registered in other Member States of the European Union or originating in other Member States of the European Union, in particular where the criteria for applying for competitions, testing and assessment of horses during competitions, cash winnings or other profits that may result from competitions are concerned. This provision shall not apply to competitions organised for testing and assessing the characteristics of horses entered in a breeding book, for regional breeding competitions or for competitions of a traditional or historical nature. The share of cash winnings or other profits resulting from competitions intended to maintain, develop or improve horse breeding shall not exceed 20%. The lists of competitions organised for the testing and assessment of the characteristics of horses entered in a breeding book, for regional breeding competitions or for competitions of a traditional or historical nature which discriminate against horses registered in other Member States of the European Union or originating in other Member States of the European Union shall be transmitted by the recognised breeders' associations and authorised persons to the person concerned within the time limit laid down by the Decree.

Citation	Act No. 154 / 2000 Coll., on the Breeding, Breeding and Registration of Breeding Animals and on the Amendment of Certain Related Laws (Breeding Act)
Regulation Type	Law
Author	-
Collection	Code of Laws

Date of Promulgation	21.06.2000
Effective from	01.01.2001
Effective until	-
Status	Valid

Act No. 154 / 2000 Coll.

Law on breeding, breeding and registration of livestock and amending certain related laws (Breeding Act)

Contents

ČÁST PRVNÍ

HLAVA I

§ 1

§ 2

§ 3

HLAVA II

§ 4

§ 5

§ 5a

§ 5b

§ 5c

§ 5d

§ 5e

§ 6

§ 7

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