Act No. 189 / 1999 Coll.
Act on the Emergency Oil Stocks, on dealing with oil emergency and amending certain related laws (Act on Emergency Oil Stocks)
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189
THE LAW
of 29 July 1999
on emergency oil stocks, on dealing with oil emergencies and amending certain related laws (Act on Emergency Oil Stocks)
Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:
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This law regulates, in accordance with the law of the European Union1) the way in which emergency stocks of oil and petroleum productsare created, maintained and used 5) designed to mitigate or overcome emergency situations arising from their shortages (hereinafter referred to as "emergency stocks'), procedures for addressing emergencies and the tasks of national administrations and local authorities in this area.
Definition of terms
For the purposes of this Act:
(a) net import of the total quantity of imported oil and petroleum products into the Czech Republic, less the total quantity of exported oil and petroleum products from the Czech Republic,
(b) domestic consumption of the total quantity of oil and petroleum products consumed within the Czech Republic for both energy and non-energy purposes;
(c) the reference year of the calendar year preceding the year to which the data on domestic consumption or on net imports used in the calculation of the minimum level of emergency stocks to be held or the level of emergency stocks actually held at a certain time are applied;
(d) the central stock manager of the person whose main task is to create, maintain or sell emergency stocks;
(e) a pipeline for the pipeline transport of petroleum products, unless it is located in a production or processing plant or in a storage facility consisting of an interconnected set of pipes, fittings shafts and related technological objects, including a corrosion protection system, control and signalling equipment and equipment for the transmission of information for computer and information systems;
(f) oil pipeline plant, unless it is located in a production or processing plant or in a storage facility consisting of a interconnected set of pipelines, fittings shafts and related technological objects, including a corrosion protection system, control and signalling techniques and equipment for the transmission of information for computer and information systems;
(g) the exceptional situation in which oil or petroleum products are supplied in the Czech Republic or in other Member States of the European Union or in other Member States of the International Energy Agency is threatened or threatened;
(h) by physical accessibility, a summary of the measures enabling the use of emergency stocks and their actual making available on the market in quantities and time to help mitigate the effects of the emergency situation;
(i) the state of oil emergency, the lack of oil and petroleum products, which would result in domestic supply disturbances and the adverse consequences of this would not be possible to eliminate or prevent them from taking measures under this law,
(j) by international decision of the Governing Council of the International Energy Agency or of the European Union on the use of oil or petroleum products stocks or other measures taken to ensure the availability of oil or petroleum products on the market;
(k) significant and sudden decline in supplies of oil or petroleum products to the Czech Republic, the European Union or the States of the International Energy Agency, whether or not an international decision has been taken,
(l) ticket reservation contract for the priority purchase of certain quantities of oil and petroleum products in the event of an oil emergency.
Creating and maintaining emergency stocks
(1) Emergency stocks are state tangible reserves 1a).
(2) Emergency stocks are created and maintained by the Administration of State tangible reserves (hereinafter referred to as the "Administration") of oil and selected petroleum products5, equivalent to at least 90 days of average daily net imports of the reference year.
(3) The amount of the emergency stocks shall be recalculated no later than 30 June of each year.
(4) Specific stocks may be made up of emergency stocks.
(5) If specific stocks are not maintained, the Administration shall ensure that at least one third of the emergency stocks meet the conditions laid down in § 2a (2), (3) and (4).
(6) The types of oil and the composition of selected oil products suitable for storage in emergency stocks, the method of calculating the average daily net import and the average daily domestic consumption and the method of calculating the level of emergency stocks to be maintained by the Czech Republic are laid down in the implementing legislation.
Production and maintenance of specific stocks
(1) The administration may maintain specific stocks at a rate equivalent to at least 30 days of average daily daily domestic consumption of the reference year for at least 1 year.
(2) Specific stocks may consist only of ethane, liquefied petroleum gas referred to as LPG, motor gasoline, aviation petrol, jet fuel of the petrol type, jet fuel of the naphtha type, jet fuel of the petroleum type, other petroleum oil, gas oil, diesel fuel, fuel oil, varnish and technical petrol, lubricants, bitumen, paraffin wax, or petroleum coke 5).
(3) The management shall determine the composition of specific stocks from one or more of the products referred to in paragraph 2.
(4) The administration will ensure that, for petroleum products included in specific stocks, the oil equivalent is at least 75% of the domestic consumption of those products in the reference year. The method of that calculation shall be laid down in implementing legislation.
(5) The composition of the specific stocks may be changed at the earliest after 1 year, and only from the first day of the calendar month. The quantity of specific stocks may be temporarily reduced only because of their replacement. The total mandatory minimum level of emergency stocks in the event of the replacement of specific stocks shall not fall below that set out in Section 2 (2).
(6) Specific stocks may only be relocated after prior written agreement of the Administravy1a).
(7) The administration shall inform the European Commission ("the Commission") of the quantity and composition of the selected petroleum products held in the specific stocks and the period during which it has undertaken to maintain those specific stocks.
Storage of emergency stocks
(1) Emergency stocks are stored in storage facilities and may be stored together with other stock types. Storage equipment means a separate tank, container block, warehouse, technological production unit, or another object meeting technical and ecological conditions for the long-term storage of oil or petroleum products. The implementing legislation provides for authorised storage facilities, mandatory technical equipment for storage facilities, including requirements for equipment for monitoring the quality of emergency stocks.
(2) Storage facilities, pipelines and pipelines are established and operated in public interest (2).
(3) Storage facilities, pipelines and pipelines are protected by protection zones to ensure their safe and reliable operation, to protect the life, health and property of persons and to prevent or mitigate the effects of their accidents. The protection zone shall consist of an area whose boundaries are defined by vertical surfaces at a horizontal distance of 150 m on all sides from the ground plan of these devices. The protection zone shall be established on the date of the acquisition of the legal power of the building permit under the building law, if the construction is not subject to authorisation, then on the date on which these facilities are put into service. The protection zone of the storage facility, the pipeline and the pipeline shall cease to be permanently shut down or the construction is removed; in doubt whether a protection zone exists, the Administration shall decide at the request of the owner of the land or building concerned by the protection zone.
(4) In the protection zone of storage facilities, production lines and pipelines, as well as beyond them, each person shall be obliged to refrain from acting in such a way as to harm the production line, pipeline or storage facility or to reduce or jeopardise its safe and reliable operation and all activities shall be carried out in such a way as to avoid damage to storage facilities, production lines or oil pipelines, threats to the life, health and property of persons and to prevent or mitigate the effects of any accidents.
(5) The operator of the pipeline or pipeline shall maintain a free strip of land 2 m wide on either side of the product line or pipeline axis or of its own telecommunications network in the forest passages on his own load; the owners or users of the properties concerned are obliged to allow them to do so.
(6) The planting of permanent roots exceeding 20 cm above the surface of the production line or pipeline at a distance of not more than 2 m on either side of the product line or pipeline axis or its own telecommunications network may only be authorised by the producer or pipeline operator.
(7) Where technical and safety conditions permit and do not jeopardise the life, health, safety or property of persons or the environment, the natural or legal person operating a storage facility or a pipeline or pipeline shall, at the request of the contractor, give written consent to the construction, permit and implementation of construction, land works, the establishment of landfills and the storage of material in the storage, production or pipeline protection zone. The consent shall include the conditions under which it was granted; Without consent, the activities referred to in the first sentence cannot be carried out.
(8) The operator of the storage facility, pipeline or pipeline has the right to:
(a) establish and operate on foreign real estate storage facilities, pipelines or pipelines in accordance with the specific legislation of the m2;
(b) enter and enter foreign property in connection with the establishment and operation of storage facilities, pipelines or pipelines; enter and enter, in accordance with specific regulations, the circuit of the runway and enter the property where the specific telecommunications equipment is located, to the extent and in the manner necessary for the performance of the activity of the storage, pipeline or pipeline operator;
(c) to remove and purge trees and other crops, to dispose of the trees and other crops which have been removed and culled, and to threaten the safe and reliable operation of storage facilities, pipelines or pipelines, in cases where, following prior notification and determination of the extent, the owner or user did not do so.
(9) In the cases referred to in paragraphs 5 and 8, the operator of the storage facility or the pipeline or pipeline shall be obliged to save as much as possible the rights of the owners of the properties concerned and to notify them of their entry to the property. Upon completion of the work, he shall be obliged to put the property in its original state or, if this is not possible in view of the nature of the work carried out, to put it in a state corresponding to the previous purpose or use of the property in question and to notify the property owner immediately and to compensate for the damage suffered. After removal or trimming of trees, it is required to carry out the destruction of the culling and the residues from mining on its load.
(10) Where the owner or the lessee of the property is created as a result of the exercise of the rights of the operator of the storage facility, of a product line or of a pipeline, in accordance with paragraph 8 (b) and (c), or is limited to the normal use of the property as a result of the exercise of the rights referred to in paragraph 8 (a) to (c), he shall be entitled to a reasonable one-off refund (5).
(11) The operator of the storage facility, production line or pipeline shall establish a material burden allowing the use of the foreign property or part of it for the purposes referred to in paragraph 8 (a), by contract with the owner of the property; where the owner is not known or intended, or because he is demonstrably unattainable or inoperative or has not reached agreement with him and if conditions are given to restrict the property's right to land or construction under a specific law, the expropriation office shall decide, on a proposal from the storage facility operator, the pipeline or the pipeline, to establish a material burden enabling the property or part of it to be used.
(12) Emergency stocks may only be stored by the person who, under the contract, provides for the Storage Administration and further care of the entrusted emergency stocks ("the Protector ').
(13) The storage of emergency stocks of the Czech Republic in the territory of another Member State of the European Union requires the prior approval of the Government.
(14) The Administration shall negotiate, on behalf of the Czech Republic, with the central stock manager of another Member State of the European Union, or with a legal person or undertaking by a natural person authorised to store emergency stocks, a contract for the protection of emergency stocks, which shall specify in particular:
(a) the place of storage and the owner of the storage facilities;
(b) the quantity of oil stored and the quantity of petroleum products stored;
(c) conditions for storage, maintenance, control and availability of emergency stocks;
(d) procedures to ensure control and identification of emergency stocks;
(e) the definition of the tasks carried over by the Administration to the other Contracting Party pursuant to Article 9 (1) (j); those tasks may no longer be delegated to any other person.
(15) Emergency stocks of the Czech Republic stored under the contract referred to in paragraph 14 in the territory of another Member State of the European Union shall be included in the total amount of emergency stocks of the Czech Republic.
(16) The storage of emergency stocks of another Member State of the European Union on the territory of the Czech Republic, including in the form of tickets, requires the prior approval of the Ministry of Industry and Trade (hereinafter referred to as "Ministry ') for the duration of the storage of emergency stocks of another Member State of the European Union on the territory of the Czech Republic. The Ministry will request a statement from the Administration before taking a decision. The prior approval of the Ministry is also required in case of an increase in the volume of stored emergency stocks during the duration of the agreement on storage or extension of the mandate to store emergency stocks of another Member State of the European Union in the Czech Republic.
(17) The request for the approval of the Ministry referred to in paragraph 16 shall include:
(a) identification details of the applicant;
(b) the name of the Member State of the European Union for which emergency stocks are stored in the Czech Republic;
(c) identification of the entity for which the emergency stocks are stored;
(d) the place of storage of emergency stocks of another Member State of the European Union in the Czech Republic;
(e) the quantity of emergency stocks stored;
(f) the period during which emergency stocks will be stored in the Czech Republic,
(g) an indication of whether the stocks are emergency stocks in the form of oil or petroleum products.
(18) In any event, the transport or use of emergency stocks stored in the Czech Republic for other Member States of the European Union shall be prohibited.
Protectors
(1) Only a person may be the protector,
(a) which is fair,
(b) which is not in liquidation,
(c) which is not registered in the tax records of the tax authorities of the Czech Republic or in the tax accounts of the Czech Republic or in similar cash transactions with the competent authorities of the State in which the person has his registered office, place of business or residence; this fact is required to be documented by the Commission by confirmations which are not more than 30 days old,
(d) which has the right of ownership or use for storage facilities; that fact is required to be substantiated by the Commission,
(e) whose staff providing the operation of the storage facility are appropriately qualified; at least three years of experience in the storage of oil or petroleum products shall be considered to be appropriate qualifications; that fact is required to be substantiated by the Commission,
(f) which submit a list of persons who are or have been members of the statutory body in the last 3 years;
(g) which, if in the form of a public limited-liability company, will present the current list of all its shareholders.
(2) For the purposes of this Act, a person who has been convicted of an intentional offence, an offence against property or an economic offence committed as a result of negligence, or a criminal offence committed as a result of negligence in connection with the performance of a protective activity, shall not be regarded as being not convicted (6).
(3) In the case of a legal person, the condition of integrity referred to in paragraph 2 shall be met by both that legal person and its statutory authority, or by any member of the statutory authority, and, if the legal person or member of the statutory body of the protection authority is a legal person, that legal person and its statutory authority or any member of the statutory authority of that legal person shall comply with that presumption; if a foreign legal person is to be a protector through its organisational component, the condition laid down in this paragraph shall also be met by the head of that branch in addition to those persons; This condition must be fulfilled by the protector in relation to both the territory of the Czech Republic and the country of his registered office, place of business or residence.
(4) The integrity is demonstrated by a record of the Register of Penalties. The administration shall, in order to prove the integrity of the proceedings, request, in accordance with a special legislature7) an extract from the Register of Penalties. An application for an extract from the Register of Penalties and an extract from the Register of Penalties shall be sent in electronic form in a way that allows remote access. A natural person who is not a citizen of the Czech Republic provides proof of integrity by an extract from the register similar to the Register of Penalties issued by the State of which the natural person is a citizen, as well as by documents issued by States in which he has remained continuously for more than 3 months in the previous 3 years, or by another document proving the integrity of that person. A legal person who has its registered office outside the territory of the Czech Republic shall prove integrity by means of an extract from the Register of Penalties or other similar document issued by the State in which he has his registered office and by documents issued by States in which he has operated for more than 3 months in the previous 3 years. Statements and documents proving integrity shall not exceed 3 months.
(5) The protection authority may not be the natural or legal person whose property has been declared bankrupt from the date of:
(a) the sale of a commercial plant by a single contract in the context of the monetisation of assets at the time of the expiry of the period under the special legislature8);
(b) the acquisition of legal power by the court of a decision terminating the operation of a business establishment or from the date specified in that decision as the date on which the business establishment is terminated.
(6) The creditor may not be a natural or legal person for a period of 3 years from the date on which the decision to reject the insolvency application becomes final because the debtor's assets will not be sufficient to cover the costs of the insolvency proceedings. Furthermore, a natural or legal person may not be a protector for a period of 3 years from the date of the legal authority of the decision to cancel the bankruptcy because the debtor's assets are not sufficient to satisfy the creditors. If the bankruptcy has been cancelled for another reason, the obstacle referred to in paragraph 5 shall lapse on the date on which the decision to cancel the bankruptcy takes effect.
Oil emergency
(1) The Government announces a state of oil emergency by regulation.
(2) If the reasons for which an oil emergency has been declared are omitted, the Government will, by regulation, withdraw the oil emergency.
(3) The proposal to declare and withdraw an oil emergency is submitted by the President of the Administration to the Government.
(4) The Government announces the announcement and withdrawal of the oil emergency in the mass media.
Measures to limit the consumption of oil and petroleum products
(1) In order to limit the consumption of crude oil and petroleum products, the Government is entitled to:
(a) limit the maximum road driving speeds of motor vehicles;
(b) restrict the use of certain types, categories and classes of road motor vehicles on certain days or for certain types of transport;
(c) restrict or prohibit the use of road motor vehicles with even or odd national registration numbers on specified days;
(d) restrict the use of motor groove vehicles;
(e) limit commercial air transport, air work and other air activities;
(f) limit the opening times of service stations and prohibit the sale of fuel to containers;
(g) to lay down regulatory measures for the drawing-up of oil and petroleum products stocks by critical suppliers;
(h) establish an allocation system; or
(i) temporarily restrict or prohibit exports of oil and petroleum products;
except for transport or use pursuant to § 3 (18).
(2) The measures referred to in paragraph 1 (e) in international commercial air transport shall take effect only within 30 days of the date of the notification of an oil emergency.
(3) The measures referred to in paragraph 1 may only be applied in a state of threat to the State and in a state of war to an extent that does not jeopardise the State's defence.
(4) The development and implementation of measures to reduce the consumption of crude oil and petroleum products shall be carried out by regional and municipal authorities with extended scope which ensure the preparedness of the administrative district and the administrative district of the municipality with extended scope to implement the allocation system referred to in paragraph 1 (h).
Use of emergency stocks
(1) In an oil emergency, emergency stocks can only be used with the Government's consent, which also sets the date for restocking the stocks used. The Commission may set a time frame for supplementing the stocks used for the previous situation.
(2) The use of emergency stocks means their release by sale, loan or transfer of jurisdiction.
(3) The proposal to use emergency stocks is submitted by the President of the Administration to the Government.
(4) In the event of an international decision, the President of the Administration may decide to use emergency stocks of a specified amount of the Czech Republic's share even below the mandatory minimum level laid down by this Act, without the consent of the Government, on condition that the internal market in the Czech Republic is not threatened by the failure to supply oil or petroleum products. The Administration shall immediately inform the Government and the Commission of this Decision.
(5) In urgent cases, the Government may decide to use the necessary amount of emergency stocks even if the level of emergency stocks falls below the mandatory minimum level laid down by this law. The administration shall immediately inform the Commission of this Decision.
(6) The President of the Administration shall decide on the use of emergency stocks above the minimum level laid down by this Act in the absence of an oil emergency.
Information obligation
At the time of the imminent oil emergency, at the time of the oil emergency, importers, processors, storekeepers, oil and oil distributors and operators carrying out oil extraction operations on the territory of the Czech Republic, are obliged to transmit to the Commission information on their imports, exports and stocks of oil and petroleum products, their processing and oil extraction, on request by the Administration and within the time limits set by that request. This information is required to be provided by the Administration on request in the course of oil emergency exercises.
Control
(1) The management shall carry out once a year a quality check and a quantity of at least 30% of the emergency stocks held with the guards. Persons authorised by the Commission may also take part in the inspection. These persons are in control status 9).
(2) If the Commission carries out a check to verify the readiness of the Czech Republic for emergency situations and checks on emergency stocks, the Administration will provide it with synergies.
(3) Within 1 week of the date of notification of the check referred to in paragraph 2, the Administration shall provide the persons authorised by the Commission with information on the location of emergency stocks, unless they have been provided in advance to the Commission.
(4) The State Energy Inspection shall check compliance with the obligations under Article 3 (4).
(5) Control of compliance with the measures provided for in Article 5 (1)
(a) Police of the Czech Republic, if they are involved in a measure pursuant to § 5 (1) (a), (b) and (c),
(b) the Rail Authority, if it is a measure under Article 5 (1) (d),
(c) the Civil Aviation Authority, if it is a measure under Article 5 (1) (e);
(d) Czech Trade Inspectorate, if it is a measure under § 5 (1) (f), (g) and (h);
e) Customs administration of the Czech Republic, if it is a measure pursuant to § 5 (1) (i).
(6) The administration controls the administrative authorities, regional authorities and municipal authorities with extended scope throughout the preparation and implementation of the measures provided for in Article 5 (1) (h).
(7) The Regional Authority controls the authorities of municipalities with extended scope throughout the preparation and implementation of the measures provided for in Article 5 (1) (h).
Scope and management of emergency stocks
(1) Administration
(a) is the only central stock manager in the Czech Republic,
(b) ensure the establishment, maintenance and use of emergency stocks;
(c) propose measures to the Government in the event of a significant reduction in supply on the world oil market, which could have adverse consequences for the Czech Republic, in the event of an international decision, in the case of an oil emergency or in the case of an oil emergency;
(d) carry out the annual conversion of the amount of the emergency stocks referred to in Article 2 (3) and the resulting achievement of the amount of the emergency stocks provided for in Article 2 (2) by the deadline set out in Article 2 (3);
(e) submit to the Commission and the International Energy Agency a statistical overview of the stocks of oil and petroleum products produced according to their requirements; submit these summaries also to the Ministry;
(f) immediately inform the Commission and the International Energy Agency, as well as the Ministry, of any imminent or actual drop in emergency stocks below the mandatory minimum, indicating the reason for such a decline and the measures taken to replenish emergency stocks, including the planned date for reaching their full amount;
(g) in the event of an oil emergency and in the event of a serious supply disruption, it shall process the plan and the related organisational measures under which the Czech Republic will proceed and inform the Commission, at its request, of such plans and measures;
h) carry out the emergency stocks and management tasks for the Czech Republic under the International Energy Programme Agreement (3);
(i) take measures to ensure the physical accessibility of emergency stocks;
(j) may, with the agreement of the Government, delegate tasks relating to the protection of emergency stocks to economic operators for a specified period (10) in other Member States of the European Union or a central stock manager in other Member States of the European Union;
(k) propose to the Government measures to reduce the consumption of oil and petroleum products and the procedure for cooperation with the mass media;
(l) in the event that it does not maintain a minimum level of specific stocks, it shall send the Commission, by the end of the first month of the year to which it relates, a report containing measures taken to ensure and verify the availability of emergency stocks and a list of legislation governing the control of the use of such stocks pursuant to Article 6;
m) represents the Czech Republic in the coordination group for oil and petroleum products, in the relevant committees and groups of the International Energy Agency and in the context of its competence in the field of emergency stocks also in other integration groups and international organisations;
(n) keeps a permanently updated list of emergency stocks. The procedure for keeping the list of emergency stocks and statistical reports and the rules for drawing up and submitting statistical reports on the level of emergency stocks to the Commission and the International Energy Agency shall be laid down in implementing legislation.
(2) Only the Administration has the right to purchase or sell specific stocks.
Transfers of natural persons
(1) A natural person commits an offence by:
(a) infringes any of the prohibitions laid down in Article 3 (4); or
(b) as a person whose activity is subject to a restriction for the purpose of reducing the consumption of crude oil and petroleum products pursuant to Article 5 (1) (a), (b), (c) or (e), it infringes such a restriction.
(2) A fine of up to 100 000 CZK may be imposed for the offence referred to in paragraph 1 (a) and for the offence referred to in paragraph 1 (b) for the fine up to 5 000 CZK.
Transfers of legal and business natural persons
(1) A legal or commercial natural person commits an offence by:
(a) infringes any of the prohibitions laid down in Article 3 (4);
(b) as a person whose activity is subject to a restriction on the consumption of oil and petroleum products pursuant to Article 5 (1) (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), (h) or (i), infringes such restriction;
(c) as an importer, processor, storer, protector, distributor of oil and petroleum products or a person acting on the territory of the Czech Republic for the extraction of oil deposits shall not transmit the information referred to in Article 7;
(d) use emergency stocks of oil or petroleum products in breach of Article 6 (1) or allow their unauthorised use; or
(e) as a controlled person in breach of Article 8, it shall not remove within a specified time limit any deficiencies identified in the control of the quantity and quality of emergency stocks.
(2) A penalty may be imposed in respect of an offence:
(a) 1 000 000 CZK if the offence referred to in paragraph 1 (c) or (b) is committed by infringing a restriction pursuant to § 5 (1) (b), (c), (d) or (g);
(b) 10 000 000 CZK if the offence referred to in paragraph 1 (a) is committed;
(c) 20 000 000 CZK if the offence referred to in paragraph 1 (d), (e) or (b) is committed by infringing a restriction pursuant to § 5 (1) (e), (f), (h) or (i).
Common provisions on infringements
(1) The transfers under this law are discussed
(a) the municipal authority of a municipality with extended jurisdiction, if it is an infringement pursuant to § 10 (1) (b) committed by a breach of a restriction pursuant to § 5 (1) (a), (b) or (c) or § 10a (1) (b) committed by a breach of a restriction pursuant to § 5 (1) (b) or (c), if it has not been dealt with by an on-the-spot order or if it is a matter referred by the Czech Police pursuant to paragraph 7;
(b) the Territorial Inspectorate of the State Energy Inspection, if it is an offence pursuant to § 10 (1) (a) or § 10a (1) (a);
(c) the Rail Authority, if it is an infringement pursuant to Paragraph 10a (1) (b) committed by infringement of a restriction pursuant to § 5 (1) (d),
(d) the Civil Aviation Authority, if it is an infringement pursuant to § 10 (1) (b) or § 10a (1) (b) committed by infringement of a restriction pursuant to § 5 (1) (e);
(e) Inspectorate of the Czech Trade Inspectorate, if it is an offence pursuant to § 10a (1) (b) committed by infringement of a restriction pursuant to § 5 (1) (f), (g) or (h),
(f) the customs office where the offence referred to in Article 10a (1) (b) is committed by infringement of the restriction referred to in Article 5 (1) (i),
(g) Administration, if it is an offence pursuant to § 10a (1) (c) to (e).
(2) The police of the Czech Republic will discuss with an order on the spot of an offence pursuant to § 10 (1) (b) committed by infringement of a restriction pursuant to § 5 (1) (a), (b) or (c).
(3) If the police of the Czech Republic discover, when carrying out a check pursuant to § 8 (5) (a), the facts suggesting that an offence has been committed pursuant to § 10a (1) (b) has been committed by infringing a restriction pursuant to § 5 (1) (b) or (c), they will carry out the necessary steps to document such action and refer the matter to the competent municipal authority with extended scope.
(4) The Administration of Customs Administration of the Czech Republic is responsible for the fines imposed for infringements under this Act.
The scope laid down by the authorities of the county or the authorities of the municipality with extended competence under this law is transferred by the jurisdiction.
Authorisation provisions
The administration shall issue a decree for the implementation of Sections 2 (6), 2a (4), 3 (1) and 9 (1) (n).
Amendment of the Law on the Scope of the Administration of State Material Reserves
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act No. 189 / 1999 Coll., on Emergency Oil Stocks, on dealing with oil emergencies and on the amendment of certain related acts (Act on Emergency Oil Stocks) |
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| Regulation Type | Law |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 02.09.1999 |
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| Effective from | 01.11.1999 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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