Act No. 167 / 2008 Coll.
Law on the prevention and correction of environmental damage and on the amendment of certain laws
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167
THE LAW
of 22 April 2008
on preventing and correcting environmental damage and amending certain laws
Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:
PRELIMINATION AND CORRECTION OF ECONOMIC INJURY
INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
Subject matter
(1) This law incorporates the relevant regulation of the European Community1) and regulates the rights and obligations of persons in the prevention and correction of environmental harm, where it has been or is imminent on protected species of wild fauna or flora, in the natural habitats defined by this law, on water or soil, and the exercise of state administration in this field.
(2) This law shall apply to environmental damage or the imminent threat of its formation if they are caused by:
(a) the activity listed in Annex 1 to this Act; or
(b) operating activities not listed in Annex 1 to this Act, under the conditions laid down in Section 5 (2).
(3) This law shall not apply to environmental damage or the imminent threat of its formation, if they are caused by:
(a) armed conflict, hostile action, civil war or rebellion;
(b) an exceptional and inevitable event;
(c) the activities covered by the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community;
(d) the activities covered by civil liability for nuclear damage under the Atomic Act (2), or those involving liability and compensation for damage or damage under international agreements listed in Annex 2 thereto;
(e) activities designed to safeguard the defence of the Czech Republic (3) or international security;
(f) activities the sole purpose of which is to protect the life, health or property of persons from natural events.
Basic concepts
For the purposes of this Act:
(a) the environmental damage is the adverse measurable change in the natural resource or the measurable deterioration of its functions which may manifest itself directly or indirectly; is a change to
1. protected species of wild fauna or flora or habitats which have serious adverse effects on the achievement or maintenance of a favourable conservation status of such species or habitats, with the exception of adverse effects resulting from an operator's conduct to which it has been authorised under Sections 5b, 45i and 56 of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Act (4); the criteria for assessing the importance of the effects on the achievement or maintenance of a favourable conservation status for protected species and habitats are set out in Annex 3 to this Act;
2. groundwater or surface water, including natural medical resources and natural mineral resources (5), which has a serious adverse effect on the ecological, chemical or quantitative status of the water or its ecological potential, with the exception of adverse effects in cases established pursuant to Paragraph 23a (4) and (7) of the Water Code (6); or
3. soil pollution which presents a serious risk of adverse effects on human health due to the direct or indirect introduction of substances, preparations, organisms or micro-organisms on or below the earth's surface;
(b) protected species of wild fauna and flora
1. the species of birds for which the bird areas are defined under Section 45e of the Nature and Lands4), 7),
2. Species in the interest of the European Communities provided for in Article 3 (1) (n) of the Nature and Lands4), 8),
3. or the species which the Ministry of the Environment (hereinafter referred to as the Ministry) provides for by decree,
(c) natural habitats
1. natural habitat in the interest of the European Communities provided for in Article 3 (1) (m) of the Nature and Lands4), 9)
2. a territory which is a biotope for bird species for which bird areas are defined under Section 45e of the Nature and Lands4), 7),
3. the territory, which is a habitat for species in the interest of the European Communities, established under Article 3 (1) (n) of the Nature and Lands4), 8),
4. places of reproduction or rest of species requiring strict protection10),
(d) the status of protection of a protected species of wild fauna and flora, a summary of the effects on that species, which may affect its long-term spread and abundance of its populations depending on a specific case within the territory of the Czech Republic or its natural site;
(e) the state of conservation of the natural habitat, a summary of the effects on natural habitats and its typical species of wild fauna and flora, which may affect its long-term natural spread, structure and function, as well as the long-term survival of its typical species of wild fauna and flora, depending on the specific case within the territory of the Czech Republic or in its natural extent;
(f) a favourable state of protection for a protected species of wild fauna and flora in a state where:
1. data on population dynamics of the species concerned indicate that it is maintained as a viable element of its natural habitat in the long term;
2. the natural area of the species is not and is unlikely to be restricted in the foreseeable future; and
3. there are, and are likely to continue to be, sufficiently large habitats for the long-term conservation of its stocks in the foreseeable future;
(g) a favourable conservation status of the natural habitat in which:
1. its natural area of extension and the areas covered by it are established or increasing;
2. the specific structure and functions necessary for its long-term preservation exist and are likely to continue to exist in the foreseeable future; and
3. the state of its typical species of wild fauna and flora is favourable in terms of protection under the conditions referred to in point (f);
(h) an activity carried out in the course of an economic activity, business or business, irrespective of its private or public nature, or of its profit or non-profit-making character;
(i) an operator, a legal or natural person exercising or managing an operational activity included in the list of operational activities listed in Annex 1 to this Act, or any other activity which fulfils the conditions laid down in Section 5 (2), or a person to whom, under the Insolvency Act (11), a decisive economic authority over the functioning of the operational activity has been transferred, including the holders of an authorisation, consent or other authorisation to pursue an operational activity or persons carrying out or managing an operational activity on the basis of registration, registration or notification;
(j) a preventive measure of a measure taken as a result of an event, act or omission leading to an imminent threat of environmental harm aimed at preventing or minimising such damage;
(k) corrective action by measures taken to mitigate or provide adequate compensation for the effects of environmental damage aimed at restoring, recovering or replacing damaged natural resources or their degraded functions;
(l) natural sources of land and rock, including natural medicinal sources of peloid, protected species of wild fauna and flora and habitats, surface or groundwater, including natural medicinal sources and sources of natural mineral waters;
(m) the function of a natural resource of a function which it performs for the benefit of another natural resource or environmental component or of the public;
(n) emissions of the release into the environment of substances, preparations, organisms and micro-organisms due to human activities;
(o) the basic state of the state of natural resources and their functions, which existed at the time of environmental damage and which would have existed if it had not occurred, on the basis of the best available information,
(p) restoration, including natural recovery, in the case of water, protected species of wild fauna and flora and natural habitats, of the return of damaged natural resources or their degraded functions to the basic state, in the case of land and rock, excluding any significant risk of adverse effects on human health;
(q) costs necessary to prevent or correct environmental damage to the extent provided for by this Act, including costs of identifying and assessing environmental damage, assessing its imminent threat, management costs, carrying out preventive or corrective measures or recovering them from the operator, data collection costs, monitoring and control or other costs related to preventing or correcting environmental damage.
OBLIGATIONS TO PREVIOUS AND REPEAL ECONOMIC INJURY
(1) An operator must prevent environmental damage and, to the extent provided for by this Act, take preventive measures. An operator that causes environmental damage by its operational activities must take corrective action to the extent provided for by this law.
(2) In the case of environmental damage of an unrestricted nature caused by several operators, an obligation under this Act arises to operators whose operating activity and environmental damage have a causal link. Where environmental damage or the threat thereof has been caused by several operators, they shall be required to implement preventive or corrective measures jointly and severally.
(3) Obligations incurred or imposed under this Act shall be transferred to the legal successor of the operator. Where the operator no longer exists and such legal successors are more and no longer determined which such obligation passes on to which such legal successor, those successors shall be jointly and severally liable for its fulfilment.
The obligation to carry out preventive measures or corrective measures and to bear the related costs shall lie with the operating operator included in the list of operating activities listed in Annex 1 to this Act if there is a causal link between that activity and the environmental damage or its imminent threat.
(1) The obligation to implement preventive measures or corrective measures and to bear the related costs is also the responsibility of the operator who has caused environmental damage to protected species of wild fauna or flora or habitats or has caused its imminent threat of operational activities not listed in Annex 1 to this Act.
(2) The obligation referred to in paragraph 1 shall be subject to:
(a) the creation or immediate threat of environmental damage to a protected species of wild fauna or flora or to a natural habitat;
(b) the pursuit of an operational activity not listed in Annex 1 to this Law contrary to the law; and
(c) the causal link between the operator's operating activities which are carried out in breach of legislation and the creation or imminent threat of environmental damage referred to in (a).
Preventive measures
(1) In the event of imminent environmental damage, the operator shall immediately take the necessary precautionary measures.
(2) The operator shall immediately communicate to the competent authority referred to in Article 16 (hereinafter referred to as the competent authority) information on all relevant circumstances of the imminent threat of environmental damage and the preventive measures taken. If the preventive measure implemented does not eliminate the imminent threat of environmental damage, the operator shall notify the competent authority accordingly.
(3) The competent authority may at any time ask the operator for information on the imminent threat of environmental damage or the circumstances suggesting such a threat and the operator shall be obliged to provide such information without undue delay.
(4) If there is imminent environmental damage, the competent authority may, even before the initiation of the procedure, invite operators to implement preventive measures within the prescribed time limit and give it guidance on their implementation. The competent authority may impose on the operator, by decision of the implementation of preventive measures, determine their conditions and specify the deadline for their implementation.
(5) The competent authority shall ensure, without undue delay, that the necessary preventive measures are carried out itself, unless it is carried out without delay or within the prescribed time limit by the operator or if the operator is not known.
Corrective measures
(1) In the event of the occurrence or detection of environmental damage, the operator shall immediately take all practicable corrective measures to control, restrict, eliminate or otherwise control pollutants or other harmful factors which aim to reduce environmental damage and adverse effects on human health or to prevent further spread of environmental damage, adverse effects on human health or further deterioration of natural resources functions.
(2) The operator shall immediately inform the competent authority of any relevant circumstances of environmental damage or of any circumstances suggesting its occurrence and of corrective measures taken. The competent authority may at any time request information from the operator on the environmental damage suffered and the corrective measures taken; the operator is obliged to communicate this information without undue delay.
(3) Furthermore, the operator shall draw up, without undue delay, a draft corrective action in accordance with Annex 4 to this Act and submit it to the competent authority for approval. The competent authority may approve the proposed corrective measures or impose amendments or amendments on the operator.
(4) The competent authority may, even prior to the initiation of the procedure, invite the operator to take the necessary corrective measures within a given period and to give it instructions to follow in their implementation. The competent authority may impose on the operator in the proceedings by decision of the implementation of corrective measures, determine their conditions and specify the deadline for their implementation.
(5) If the corrective action taken does not lead to an environmental damage correction, the operator shall immediately notify the competent authority of any relevant circumstances of the case.
(6) The competent authority shall ensure, without undue delay, that the necessary corrective measures are implemented itself, unless the operator does so without delay or if the operator is not aware.
(7) Where multiple cases of environmental damage have been found in such a way that the competent authority cannot ensure that all necessary corrective measures are taken at the same time, it may determine the order of remedial actions taken. The competent authority shall take into account, in particular, the nature, scale and severity of each case of environmental damage, the risks to human health and the possibility of natural correction.
Procedure for the imposition of preventive or corrective measures
(1) Proceedings for the imposition of preventive or corrective measures shall be initiated by the competent authority:
(a) at the request of the person referred to in paragraph 2; or
(b) as soon as it becomes aware of a fact which suggests that environmental damage may have occurred or is imminent.
(2) A request to impose preventive or corrective measures may be made by:
(a) a natural or legal person affected or likely to be affected by environmental damage; or
(b) a legal person governed by private law whose activity is environmental protection under the founding act and whose principal activity is not business or other gainful activity.
(3) The request for the imposition of preventive measures or corrective measures shall be accompanied by information showing that there has been or is imminent threat of environmental damage.
(4) The persons referred to in paragraph 2 shall be entitled to submit to the competent authority observations relating to cases of environmental damage or to the imminent threat of its formation which they are aware of, even if they have not submitted a request under paragraph 1 (a).
(5) The notice of initiation shall be published by the competent authority on the public administration portal and shall forthwith inform the administrative authority responsible for deciding on preventive or corrective measures under other legislation12).
(6) The persons referred to in paragraph 2 (b) may request the competent authority to be informed in writing, for a period of 1 year from the date of application without undue delay, of any proceedings initiated to impose preventive measures or corrective measures. This request must be specified locally and can be repeated.
(7) Where a procedure for the imposition of preventive measures or corrective measures has not been initiated at their request, the persons referred to in paragraph 2 (b) shall be. (b) the parties to such proceedings, if they have notified the competent authority in writing of their participation within 8 days of the date on which they took part;
(a) when information on the proceedings initiated pursuant to paragraph 6 has been received to them; or
(b) where the information concerning the initiation of proceedings has been published on the official plate of the competent authority.
(8) The procedure for the imposition of preventive measures or corrective measures initiated following an application shall not be terminated as a result of the withdrawal of the application if the grounds for initiating the procedure are given ex officio.
Entry into real estate
(1) The authorised staff of the operator and of the competent authority carrying out preventive or corrective measures shall be entitled, after prior notification to the owner of the property, to enter and enter, to the extent necessary, the foreign property concerned by the environmental damage. They may also be accompanied by their auxiliary personnel or other persons providing for their decision to implement preventive or corrective measures.
(2) Where there is a need for immediate and urgent preventive or corrective action, the persons referred to in paragraph 1 may enter or enter a foreign property without the knowledge of the owner. The owner of the property must be informed by the operator or the competent authority without undue delay and state the reasons therefor.
(3) Preventive measures and corrective measures carried out on foreign immovable property must be carried out in such a way as to minimise any restriction on the owner of the property concerned or on the person using the property under contract with the owner of the property and other persons using it with his consent.
(4) Owners of real estate on which preventive or corrective measures are to be carried out and who are not the ones to whom preventive or corrective measures have been imposed shall be required to suffer their execution for as long as necessary, to the extent necessary and for compensation. In addition, they shall be obliged to allow entry and entry into their property and to bear restrictions on their normal use.
Correction of environmental damage on protected species of wild fauna or flora, habitats and waters
The competent authority shall proceed with the imposition of corrective measures to ensure the correction of environmental damage on protected species of wild fauna or flora, habitats and waters as referred to in Annex 4 to this Law.
Compensation for soil damage
(1) Where there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that, as a result of an operational activity listed in Annex 1 to this Law, environmental damage has occurred on land or rocks, including natural medical sources of peloid (hereinafter referred to as "land"), the competent authority shall ensure without undue delay the processing of risk analysis; in which case the competent authority shall suspend the procedure for the imposition of corrective measures until risk analysis is submitted.
(2) In order to analyse the risks, the competent authority will seek the opinion of the competent county health centre (13), which will assess the risks to human health arising from the direct or indirect introduction of substances, preparations, organisms or micro-organisms on or below the earth's surface.
(3) In the event of environmental damage to the soil which has been demonstrated by risk analysis and the opinion of the regional health centre concerned,
(a) the competent authority shall ensure that the draft of possible corrective measures and their assessment include a comparison of alternative risk reduction or elimination procedures and an estimate of the financial costs and the timeliness of each alternative ("evaluation"); the competent authority shall suspend the procedure for the imposition of corrective measures pending the submission of the evaluation;
(b) the operator shall remove the environmental damage in the soil by means of corrective measures imposed by the competent authority and minimise its adverse consequences so as not to pose a significant risk to human health.
(4) Only qualified persons under Section 3 of the Geological Labour Act (14) can process the evaluation of the state of the polluted area and the evaluation. The risk of introduction of organisms or micro-organisms on or below the earth's surface shall be assessed by the relevant regional health centre.
(5) The Ministry of Health, in agreement with the Ministry of Health, sets out by decree the method and method of processing the risk analysis, the method of assessing the suitability and feasibility of corrective measures, the setting of the objectives of corrective measures and the methods of demonstrating their achievement, including the method of post-sanitation monitoring and the way in which alternative procedures for limiting or eliminating risks are compared, as well as the method of assessing the risks to human health arising from the direct or indirect introduction of substances, preparations, organisms or micro-organisms to the earth surface.
FINANCING PREVENTIVE AND RELATED MEASURES
Compensation
(1) An operator which has caused or imminent threat to the environment is obliged to bear the costs, even if preventive or corrective measures are provided by the competent authority. Costs shall be reimbursed by the competent authority which has imposed preventive or corrective measures under this Act.
(2) Where the environmental damage or its immediate threat has been caused by several operators, the costs shall be borne jointly and severally.
(3) An operator of an activity listed in Annex 1 to this Act that has carried out preventive measures or corrective measures shall not bear the costs if it proves that the environmental damage or its imminent threat
(a) has been caused by a third party and has occurred even though appropriate security measures have been taken; or
(b) is the result of compliance with a decision or other binding act of a public authority and is not a decision or act to eliminate or mitigate emissions or events caused by an operator's operational activities.
(4) The competent authority shall decide that the operator of the activity listed in Annex 1 to this Act, which has carried out corrective measures to eliminate environmental damage, or under which the competent authority has provided them, shall not bear their costs if it demonstrates that:
(a) it has not infringed legislation or decisions based on them and the environmental damage has been caused by an emission or event which has been expressly authorised under special legislation15); or
(b) according to the state of scientific and technical knowledge at the time when the emissions or operations were carried out, it was not considered likely that they would cause environmental damage.
(5) A public authority which has issued a decision or other binding act referred to in paragraph 3 (b). (b) or permit to carry out an operational activity under specific legislation15) as referred to in paragraph 4, the costs incurred shall be reimbursed to the operator who proves that he does not bear the costs referred to in paragraph 3 (b) or paragraph 4.
(1) The competent authority shall pay the costs incurred in the place of the operator from the State budget. Without undue delay, the operator shall impose an obligation to reimburse the costs thus incurred. The reimbursement of costs shall be levied by the competent authority which has decided to pay the costs pursuant to Paragraph 12. Costs collected by the competent authority shall be the revenue of the State budget.
(2) Where the operator is in bankruptcy or liquidation, the enforcing authority shall apply the reimbursement of the costs as a claim in insolvency proceedings, or by any other procedure under the insolvency law or in the liquidation of a legal person (16).
(3) The competent authority may initiate a cost-reimbursement procedure within five years of the date on which the measures under this Act were terminated or the date on which the responsible operator or third party was identified. This period shall be calculated from an event that occurs later.
(4) If the operator cannot be identified, or if he has died without a legal successor, or if there is an irrecoverable claim, or if the operator proves that he does not bear the costs under this law, the costs shall be borne by the State. In such cases, the State shall bear the costs only in excess of those in which the prevention or elimination of the environmental damage has been replaced by the operator's assets or financial collateral. The competent authority shall act as the State.
(5) The State shall not reimburse the costs referred to in paragraph 4 if the prevention or elimination of environmental damage is carried out by another operator in the context of additional or compensatory measures imposed on it by the competent authority in the procedure referred to in Article 8.
(6) In the cases referred to in paragraph 4, where costs cannot be imposed, the costs incurred in ensuring corrective action to remedy environmental damage on surface or groundwater, a separate account of the county established under the special legislature17 may be used to cover such costs. The region concerned shall send the funds to the competent authority without undue delay upon request.
Financial provision of preventive or corrective measures
(1) An operator carrying out an operational activity listed in Annex 1 to this Act is required to provide financial collateral for reimbursement of costs under this Act ("financial collateral"). The extent of the financial collateral shall be consistent with the extent of the potential costs and the intensity or severity of the risk of environmental damage arising throughout the operator's operating activity. In order to do this, the operator shall carry out an assessment of the risks of each of the operational activities listed in Annex 1 to this Act that it intends to operate and shall keep that assessment updated in the event of significant changes in the operational activity.
(2) Without the provision of financial collateral under this Act, the activities listed in Annex 1 to this Act cannot be carried out.
(3) Financial collateral is not required to provide an operator who can prove on the basis of a risk assessment that operating activities can cause environmental damage, the repair of which will require costs of less than CZK 20 000 000 or environmental damage, the repair of which will require costs of more than CZK 20 000 000 and the operator is also registered in the EMAS18 programme), or has proven to have started the activities required for registration in the programme, or has a certified environmental management system recognised according to the set of standards ČSN EN ISO 14000 or has already started the activities necessary to obtain this certification.
(4) Financial collateral shall not be required to be provided by an operator that discharges waste water that does not contain hazardous or particularly dangerous pollutants.
(5) The government shall determine the method of risk assessment, the criteria for the assessment of adequate financial collateral for operators and the detailed conditions for the implementation and financial collateral for the implementation of preventive measures and corrective measures.
CASES OF CROSS-BORDER ECOLOGICAL INJURY
(1) Where the environmental damage or its imminent threat concerns or may affect another Member State of the European Communities (hereinafter referred to as "the Member State '), the competent authority shall notify the Ministry without delay.
(2) Ministry in cooperation with the competent authority
(a) provide the competent authorities of the Member States which may be affected with the necessary information concerning the imminent or existing environmental damage originating in the Czech Republic in order to take the necessary measures to eliminate, avert or minimise environmental damage;
(b) cooperate with the competent authorities of the Member States in taking preventive and corrective measures and taking into account recommendations made by the competent authorities of the Member States.
(3) If the environmental damage or its immediate threat originating in the territory of another Member State affects or may affect the Czech Republic, the public authority receiving the information shall be obliged to provide the information to the Ministry without delay.
(4) Where the Czech Republic finds that there has been environmental damage in its territory which originates in the territory of another Member State, the Ministry shall notify the Commission of the European Communities and the competent authorities of all other Member States concerned by the environmental damage or the preventive or corrective measures taken and, where appropriate, recommend to the Member State from whose territory the environmental damage originates, the adoption of preventive measures or corrective measures. At the same time, it will determine the costs incurred by the Czech Republic in taking preventive measures or corrective measures and will demand their reimbursement.
PERFORMANCE OF STATE MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTS
Performance of state administration
(1) State administration under this Act is carried out by the competent authorities:
(a) the Ministry;
(b) Czech environmental inspection ("inspection");
(c) the management of national parks and the Nature and Landscape Protection Agency;
(d) Ministry of Defence;
(e) Ministry of Health,
(f) regional health centres,
(g) local authorities.
(2) Ministry
(a) is the central administrative authority in the environmental damage prevention and correction section;
(b) oversee the exercise by other competent authorities of the powers laid down by this law;
(c) keep a summary record of cases of environmental damage and its imminent threat in the Czech Republic and its resolution;
(d) review the decisions of the inspection, the national park administrations and the Nature and Landscape Protection Agency issued under this Act;
(e) cooperate with the competent authorities of the other Member States where environmental damage affects several Member States;
(f) provide the institutions of the European Communities with the information required by the legal acts of the European Communities and carry out other tasks arising from the membership of the Czech Republic in the European Communities in the field of the prevention and correction of environmental damage.
(3) Inspections
(a) accepts a communication on the imminent threat of environmental damage (§ 6 (2)) or the resulting or identified environmental damage (§ 7 (2));
(b) check compliance with the obligations laid down by this law or by a decision or measure based on it and be entitled to check the data provided by the operator, including information on the extent of pollution;
(c) identify and register cases of environmental damage;
(d) issue decisions to impose preventive or corrective measures;
(e) decide on the reimbursement of costs (§ 12 (1));
(f) imposes guidelines or other measures under this law;
(g) maintain summaries of information on cases of environmental damage or its imminent threat and on the preventive and corrective measures to be taken or imposed;
(h) impose fines for offences;
(i) carry out other tasks of the competent authority under this law.
(4) Within the territory of the national parks and the Nature and Landscape Protection Agency and their protection zones, the competent authority shall, within the scope of the inspection of the management of the national parks or the Nature and Landscape Agency (19). The management of a national park or the Nature and Landscape Protection Agency shall be the competent authority under this Act where the cause or immediate threat of environmental damage is located in the territory of a national park or a protected landscape area or in the national park protection zone or a protected landscape area.
(5) The Ministry of Defence examines decisions taken by the Ústí authorities under this Act.
(6) The Ministry of Health exercises the top state supervision of regional health stations in terms of assessing risk analysis for human health (§ 11 (2)).
(7) Regional health centres, on request of inspection, management of the national park, the Nature and Landscape Protection Agency or the Asylum Office, issue expert opinions on analyses of risks to human health and on corrective measures in the event of environmental damage in the soil.
(8) On the territory of military depots, the competent authority shall, within the scope of the inspection, be the local authorities.
Authorities concerned
(1) In the proceedings for the imposition of preventive or corrective measures to prevent or remedy environmental damage on surface or groundwater, the water authority concerned shall be competent to authorise the operation of: 20).
(2) In the procedure for the imposition of preventive or corrective measures to prevent or remedy environmental damage in protected species of wild fauna or flora or habitats, the authority concerned shall be the competent nature conservation authority, which shall be the municipal authority of the municipality with an extended mandate (21).
(3) In the proceedings for the imposition of preventive or corrective measures to prevent or remedy environmental damage in the forests, the competent authority of the state administration of the forests concerned is the municipal authorities of the municipalities with extended activity (22).
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act No. 167 / 2008 Coll., on the prevention and correction of environmental damage and on the amendment of certain laws |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | Law |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 19.05.2008 |
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| Effective from | 17.08.2008 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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