Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture No. 244 / 2002 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture implementing certain provisions of Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll., on hunting
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Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 4
§ 5
§ 6
§ 7
§ 8
ČÁST TŘETÍ
HLAVA I
§ 9
§ 10
§ 11
§ 12
§ 13
HLAVA II
§ 14
§ 15
§ 16
§ 17
§ 18
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
HLAVA I
§ 19
HLAVA II
§ 20
HLAVA III
§ 21
§ 22
§ 23
§ 24
ČÁST PÁTÁ
§ 25
§ 26
§ 27
§ 28
§ 29
ČÁST ŠESTÁ
§ 30
§ 31
§ 32
ČÁST SEDMÁ
§ 33
§ 34
§ 35
ČÁST OSMÁ
§ 35a
ČÁST DEVÁTÁ
§ 36
§ 37
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244
DECLARATION
Ministry of Agriculture
of 7 June 2002
implementing certain provisions of Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll., on hunting
The Ministry of Agriculture provides pursuant to § 68 for the implementation of § 12 (8), § 35 (7), § 44 (3), § 47 (5), § 49 (2), § 58 (3) and § 61 (5) of Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll., on hunting, hereinafter referred to as "the Act":
DETAILS ON THE PRESCRIBILITY OF THE FUNCTION OF THE MIDDLE GUARDS AND THEIR VERIFICATION, SERVICE MARKS AND INDUSTRY
(Paragraph 12 (8) of the Law)
Details of the assumptions for the function of hunting guard and their verification
(1) Physically and medically qualified to perform the function of hunting guard are persons whose health status does not restrict outdoor residence, movement in uneven terrain and does not exclude moderate and large physical loads, persons who do not have reduced orientation, in particular severe hearing and vision diseases, who do not suffer from collapses and seizures, including epilepsy, who do not suffer from severe mental illness or serious personality disorder or other diseases which restrict or exclude the performance of hunting guards.
(2) Physical and medical fitness shall be assessed in preventive examinations of entry, periodic and exceptional. The medical assessment (hereinafter referred to as the "assessment ') shall be carried out by the relevant registry practitioner (hereinafter referred to as the" assessor') on the basis of the outcome of the medical examination or any other necessary examinations. The opinion shall be carried out in accordance with a special legislative act (1).
(3) The initial preventive examination shall be carried out in the context of the proposal for a provision for a hunting guard, an extraordinary examination shall be carried out where it can reasonably be assumed that there has been a change of medical fitness in relation to the disease or the development of the health condition, on the basis of the initiative of the treating doctor or authority of the hunting authority which has appointed the person as hunting guard [§ 12 (1), § 57 (2), (3) and (5) and § 60 of the Law].
(4) The assessment shall always be accompanied by the signature of the assessor, his name, the stamp of the medical establishment and the date of the drawing up. The assessment shall clearly state that the person under consideration is eligible for the function of hunting guard or unfit, or that he is only eligible under conditions which are clearly expressed in the opinion.
(5) Knowledge of the rights and obligations of hunting guards shall be demonstrated by means of a written test drawn up and evaluated by the state authority of hunting [§ 12 (1), § 57 (2), (3) and (5) and § 60 of the Act], from the knowledge of legislation governing:
(a) the rights and obligations of hunting guards under the law, including the issue of hunting allowances, hunting tickets, insurance, hunting, specialisation, non-profit-making land, periods of hunting of different types of game and prohibited fishing methods;
(b) definition of the status and competence of a public official in terms of criminal law, 2)
(c) criminal proceedings in respect of the co-operation of hunting guards with law enforcement authorities and reporting obligations under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 3)
(d) infringement proceedings, including block proceedings, and infringements in the hunting section, 4)
(e) proceedings for other administrative delicacies under the law;
(f) the offence of poaching, 5)
(g) the characteristics of the breakdown and use of infrastructure with particular regard to special purpose and local communications, 6)
(h) possession, carrying and transport of arms and ammunition, (7) their use.
(6) The written test shall include at least 20 questions from the areas referred to in paragraph 5. Knowledge of the rights and duties of hunting guards shall be deemed to be proven if at least 75% of the questions have been properly assessed. The written test may be repeated at least 1 month after the previous failed written test.
Service badge of hunting guard
(1) The hunting guard's service badge is convex in an elliptical shape of 55 mm and 40 mm wide. In the middle of the ellipse enclosed by the circumference belt is a large national emblem of the Czech Republic in a colour design with a height of 20 mm and a width of 16 mm. The upper part of the circumference belt of 8 mm shall bear the heading "MIDDLE SIZE '. The lower part of the ellipse shows a five-digit registration number with a height of 4 mm. Under the registration number is a symbol of five and above the state emblem of three lime leaves. The badge is made of white metal with a plastic design of fonts, digits, symbols and perimeter band boundaries. The upper part of the badge is fitted with a pin with a 70 mm leather strap.
(2) The model of the service badge of the hunting guard is set out in Annex 1 to this Decree.
Hunting guard ID
(1) The hunting guard card is made of paper size 70 x 98 mm with rounded corners, sealed in foil size 75 x 105 mm. The upper part of the coloured stripe is on the front side with the inscription "PRÍKAZ MYSLIVICKÁ STRÁZÍ," beside which is a large state character of the Czech Republic in colour. Under this inscription, in the left half of the licence, the photograph is covered in the lower right corner by the imprint of a round official stamp of the issuing authority of hunting [§ 12 (1), § 57 (2), (3) and (5) and § 60 of the Act]. The inscription "CZECH REPUBLIC" is given in the right part, under which the number, surname, name and title of the hunting guard and its area of competence (name of the chase) is written. In the lower part there is a stripe with coloured protective features. On the back side there is a large national emblem of the Czech Republic in colour on the left of the coloured stripe and next to it the inscription "CZECH REPUBLIC - INDUSTRY OF THE MIND STRAW," under this stripe the name (name) of the user is written; the name and registered office of the hunting authority [§ 12 (1), § 57 (2), (3) and (5) and § 60 of the Act] which issued the licence, the date of issue, the reference number and the period of validity. There is a signature and stamp of the issuing authority in the lower right corner. The rear side is provided with a colour image as a protective element. The number entered in the hunting guard's card is identical to the registration number of the service badge issued to the hunting guard.
(2) Photographs required for the issue of a hunting guard card must be colour, sharp, unprinted, made on a smooth shiny half-carton or made with a simultaneous multiple lens exposure, of a size of 35 x 45 mm, showing the citizen in front of the face with a height of the face of the head from the chin to the chin of at least 13 mm, without glasses with dark glasses and without the headgear, unless its use is justified by reasons of religion or health; However, the headgear shall not cover the facial part in such a way as to prevent the identification of the natural person.
(3) The model of the hunting guard licence is set out in Annex 2 to this Decree.
THE INDUSTRY OF THE INDUSTRIAL ECONOMIC, THE METHOD OF IMPLEMENTATION OF TESTS FOR THE INDUSTRIAL ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION AND SCHOOLS WHICH MAY BE CONFIRMED BY ORGANISATIONS OF SUCH TESTS
(Paragraph 35 (7) of the Law)
A hunting operator's card
(1) The licence of the hunting operator is made of paper size 70 x 98 mm with rounded corners, sealed in foil size 75 x 105 mm. On the front side there is the inscription "INDUSTRY OF THE MYSLIVIC ECONOMIC" on the top of the coloured stripe, beside which is a large state emblem of the Czech Republic in colour. Under this inscription, in the left half of the licence, the photograph is covered in the lower right corner by the imprint of a round official stamp of the issuing authority of the State Administration of Hunting (§ 35 (6), § 57 (3) to (5) and § 60 of the Act). The title "CZECH REPUBLIC" is given in the right part, the surname, the name and title of the hunting operator, the name of the chase for which the hunting operator is designated. In the lower part there is a stripe with coloured protective features. On the back side there is a large national emblem of the Czech Republic in colour on the left of the coloured stripe and next to it the inscription "CZECH REPUBLIC - INDUSTRY OF THE MIND ECONOMIC" under this stripe is written the name (name) of the user of the chase; the name and registered office of the State Administration of Hunting (§ 35 (6), § 57 (3) to (5) and § 60 of the Act) which issued the licence, the date of issue, the reference number and the period of validity. There is a signature and stamp of the issuing authority in the lower right corner. The rear side is provided with a colour image as a protective element.
(2) Photographs required for the issue of a hunting operator's licence must be colour, sharp, unprinted, made on a smooth shiny half-carton or made with a simultaneous multiple lens exposure, of a size of 35 x 45 mm, showing the citizen in front of the face with a height of the face of the head from the chin to the chin of at least 13 mm, without glasses with dark glass and without headgear, unless its use is justified by reasons of religion or health; However, the headgear shall not cover the facial part in such a way as to prevent the identification of the natural person.
(3) The model of the hunting operator licence is set out in Annex 3 to this Decree.
Method of conducting tests for hunting operators
(1) The examinations for hunting operators have a written and oral part. The written part shall take place before the oral part, shall last for a maximum of four hours and shall contain questions from the following subjects:
(a) Group I
Rights and obligations of hunting operators and related provisions on hunting, conservation of nature and landscape, weapons and ammunition, veterinary regulations, regulations on the protection of animals against abuse - all with a focus on the rights and obligations of hunting operators, European Union legislation and international conventions on hunting;
(b) Group II
1. the classification of hunting animals in quality classes, the minimum and standardised status of game, the rearing of game in animal husbandry areas,
2. hunting plans, management of hunting records and statistics, fishing permits,
3. Hunting facilities, animal care, animal husbandry and protection and the environment, especially protected animals,
4. ecology, ethology and its use in hunting practice, animal welfare and nature conservation in the Czech Republic;
(c) Group III
1. animal nutrition;
2. the most important diseases of the game, prevention, detection, treatment and protective measures;
3. treatment of hunted game, its individual parts, modification and evaluation of trophies, system of breeding shows,
4. hunting zoology and cynology;
(d) IV. group
1. hunting habits and traditions, hunting culture, hunting language,
2. hunting, hunting weapons and ammunition and safety in the handling of them, hunting rules, hunting methods, including falconry,
3. the principles of first aid in accidents at the implementation of hunting rights;
4. the system of control and labelling of caught game.
(2) In the written part, the tenderer must draw up a draft hunting plan, a statistical statement of the condition of the chase, a record of the game caught, including its control and marking, its sales and other disposition with it, and a record of the fishing allowances issued and the hunting dogs used, as required.
(3) The oral part of the examination for hunting operators shall consist of all the subjects referred to in paragraph 1 before the Examination Committee, which shall be composed of six members, composed of the President, Vice-President and four Examination Commissioners. Only one candidate may be tested before the Examination Board at the same time.
(4) The test Commissioner for these trials may be the one who holds a hunting ticket for Czech citizens for at least 5 years and proves that:
(a) have passed a hunting test in the study programme of a high school (8) in the field of forestry or agriculture; or
(b) is a graduate of a secondary and higher vocational school with a field of forestry studies or veterinary prevention, provided that the teaching of the subject of hunting was compulsory in the curriculum; or
(c) have passed higher professional hunting trials; or
(d) has a university degree in the field of law under the legislation previously in force or obtained by study in Bachelor's, Master's or Doctoral Studies Programmes (8) in the field of law, if it is a group of subjects; or
(e) has a higher education in accordance with the legislation previously in force or obtained by study in Bachelor's, Master's or Doctoral Studies Programmes (8) in the field of veterinary medicine and hygiene, if it is the III class of subjects.
(5) Only those who are holders of a hunting ticket for Czech citizens for at least 5 years may be chairman or vice chairman of the Examination Committee and prove that they meet the qualification requirements set out in paragraph 4 (a), (b) or (c). One examiner may only test one class of subjects.
(1) The term of the examinations for hunting operators shall be determined by the person responsible for organising the examinations for hunting operators (hereinafter referred to as the organiser) in accordance with Section 8. The organiser shall inform the applicant in writing at least 30 days in advance of the date, place and time of the examination, or each part thereof, and within the same period, the Ministry of Agriculture (hereinafter referred to as the Ministry).
(2) Candidates who, for serious reasons, were unable to submit to or withdraw from tests for hunting operators may set a replacement date, place and time at which the tests for hunting operators will take place and inform the applicant and the Ministry thereof within the time limit laid down in paragraph 1.
(3) For one examination panel, the oral part of the tests for hunting operators may be subject to a maximum of 10 candidates per day and the examination from one class of articles may take a maximum of 15 minutes.
Method of evaluating the knowledge of tenderers
(1) The knowledge of the candidate from each class of subjects (Section 5 (1)) in the written and oral part of the tests for hunting operators or in the preparation of tasks according to the assignment (Section 5 (2)) is classified as "benefited with distinction," "benefit," "benefit." Where a candidate has been classified as "not benefiting 'in at least one class of articles (§ 5 (1)) or in the preparation of tasks according to the assignment (§ 5 (2)), he has not benefited in the relevant part of the tests for hunting operators.
(2) The result of the tests for hunting operators is classified: "benefited with distinction," "benefit," "benefit." A candidate who has repeated the test referred to in paragraph 3 shall not be classified "profited with distinction.
(3) The candidate has benefited from honours if he has been so classified in at least the same 3 groups of subjects in both the written and oral sections. The candidate has benefited from tests for hunting operators if he has benefited in every part of it. If he has not benefited from the written part of the examination, he may not participate in the oral part of the examination. The written part of the tests may be repeated once within a time limit set by the organiser of the test no later than 1 month and no later than 6 months after the date of the written part of the test at which he did not benefit. If the candidate has not benefited from one class of subjects in the oral part of the examination, the examination of that class of subjects may be repeated once within a period not earlier than 1 month and not later than 6 months from the date of the oral part of the examination in which he did not benefit. If a repeated written part or repeated examination from a group of oral subjects does not benefit from the examination, the candidate did not benefit from the tests for hunting operators.
(4) The organiser shall record the conduct and outcome of the tests for hunting operators, which shall include the name and surname of the candidate, his date of birth, the evaluation of the candidate from each group of articles, parts, including repetition, the total result of the tests for hunting operators, the date and place of their holding, including the replacement date, the names and surnames of the test Commissioners, the chairman and Vice-President of the Examination Committee. The minutes shall be signed by the President, the Vice-President and the Examination Commissioner. The model of the registration of the course and test result for hunting operators is set out in Annex 4 to this Decree.
(5) At the latest two hours after the end of the examination of the last candidate, who took the same examination committee on the same day, the examination for hunting operators shall be notified to the tenderers by the chairman of the examination committee.
(6) The applicant will receive confirmation of the tests carried out for hunting operators, indicating the organiser's designation, the number of his mandate, his name and surname, date of birth, type of test, date of his composition and result. The certificate shall be signed by the designated representative of the organiser, the President, Vice-President and the Examination Commissioner. The model of the certificate of tests carried out for hunting operators is set out in Annex 5 to this Decree.
Hunting organisations and schools which may be entrusted with organising examinations for hunting operators
The organisation of examinations for hunting operators may be entrusted
(a) hunting organisations, 9) which have a hunting capacity as their main activity, which have national competence and which provide preparatory training for candidates for testing for hunting operators and within its professional experience, which includes preparation for testing for hunting operators; or
(b) secondary or higher vocational schools with studies of hunting or forestry, universities which carry out study programmes in the field of forestry or agriculture, (8) in which the teaching of hunting is undertaken as a compulsory part of a teaching or, where appropriate, a study programme of at least 1 hour per week during one school or academic year, and which provide pupils and, where appropriate, students with professional experience in hunting during the course of the study of hunting, including preparation for tests by a hunting operator.
BIT GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF CATCHES AND CATCH CATCHES, THEIR NUMBER AND METHOD OF IMPLEMENTATION OF PERFORMANCE CATCH TESTS AND SOCOLIC TESTS AND MIDDLE ORGANISATIONS AND TRAINING WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED BY ORGANISATIONS OF SUCH TESTS
(Paragraph 44 (3) of the Act)
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Further guidance on the use of hunting predators
(1) Only persons with a hunting ticket may use hunting predators in falconies and use hunting predators in accordance with the legislation on the conservation of nature and landscape. 10)
(2) Only such hunting predator may be used to hunt game, which in a way corresponds to the species and size of the game being hunted.
(3) The hunting predator must always be bound behind both limbs and the straps must not be joined during the flight. The hunting predator shall be identified for the purpose of identifying the readable nameplate of the breeder, indicating his address.
(4) A hunting predator may be transported to the place of hunting or training by carrying on hand or, where appropriate, in the passenger compartment with a tie on both legs or fitted with a falcon cap. The transport of hunting predators in means of transport over a long distance shall be governed by specific legislation. 11)
Method of conducting Socolonic Tests
(1) The falconies have a written and oral part. The written part shall be held in front of the oral part, shall last for no more than two hours and shall contain questions from the following subjects:
(a) Group I
1. legislation on falconry, in particular on hunting, on the conservation of nature and landscape, on the protection of animals against abuse, on the conditions for the import and export of endangered species of wild fauna, the European Directive and the international conventions dealing with this issue;
2. the history of falconry and its present,
3. organization of falconry in the Czech Republic, registration of hunting predators, falconry customs and traditions, falcon meetings;
(b) II. Group (Sokolnické zoology)
1. zoology and biology of predators,
2. Individual predator species most commonly used for falconry, their description, size, nature recognition, nesting, annual movements, food and properties;
(c) III. Group (breeding and possession of hunting predators)
1. basic diseases of predators, their prevention and treatment,
2. the basic treatment of fractures and other injuries to predators;
3. the principles of incubation,
4. the principles of proper nutrition for young and adult predators;
5. individual establishments for the breeding and use of predators;
6. Ethology and its use in hunting practice, protection and well-being of predators;
(d) IV group (training of falcon predators and falcon hunting)
1. falcon gear and gear of predators, their components, production, use,
2. the principles of individual predator training;
3. hunting by species of predators.
(2) The oral part of the falconry examination shall consist of all the subjects referred to in paragraph 1 before the examination panel, which shall be six members and shall be composed of the President, the Vice-President and four examiners. Only one candidate may be tested before the Examination Board at the same time.
(3) The pilot-in-command may be the holder of a hunting ticket for Czech citizens for at least 5 years and prove that he has passed the sokolnicki examinations or has a university education according to the legislation previously in force or higher education (8) in the field of veterinary medicine and hygiene, if it is a group of subjects II and III.
(4) Only those who hold a hunting ticket for Czech citizens for at least 5 years can be chairman or vice chairman of the Examination Committee and prove that they have passed the falcon trials. Only one class of subjects may be tested by one examiner on the same date.
(1) The term of the Socolonic Trials shall be determined by the person responsible for organising the Socolonic Trials, hereinafter referred to as "Socolonic Trials Organizer." The date, place and time of the examination, or each part thereof, shall be notified in writing by the organizer of the falconry examinations, at least 30 days in advance, and by the Ministry within the same period.
(2) Candidates who, for serious reasons, could not undergo or withdraw from the falcon tests may set a replacement date, place and time at which the falcon tests will take place and inform the applicant and the Ministry thereof within the time limit laid down in paragraph 1.
(3) In the case of one examination panel, the oral part of the falconies may be subjected to a maximum of 10 candidates per day and the examination from one class of articles may take no more than 15 minutes.
Method of evaluating the knowledge of tenderers
(1) The knowledge of the candidate from each class of subjects (Paragraph 10 (1)) in both the written and oral part of the falconry tests is classified as "profited with distinction," "benefited," "failed." Where a candidate has been classified as "not benefiting 'in at least one class of subjects, he has not benefited in the relevant part of the falconry tests.
(2) The result of the Socolonic tests shall be classified as "profited with distinction," "benefited," "failed." A candidate who repeated the test referred to in paragraph 3 shall not be classified as "profited with distinction '.
(3) The candidate has benefited from honours if he has been so classified in at least the same 3 groups of subjects in both the written and oral sections. The candidate has benefited from the tests if he has benefited in each part of the trials. If he has not benefited from the written part of the examination, he may not participate in the oral part of the examination. The written part of the tests may be repeated once by a date set by the organizer of the falcon tests at least 1 month and no later than 6 months after the date of the written part of the examination in which the tenderer has not benefited. If the candidate has not benefited from one class of subjects in the oral part of the examination, the examination of that class of subjects may be repeated once within a time limit set by the organizer of the falcon examinations no later than 1 month and no later than 6 months after the date of the oral part of the examination in which the candidate has failed. In the event that the repeated written part or repeated examination of the group of oral subjects does not benefit from the test, the candidate did not benefit from the falconry test.
(4) The organizer of the falconry tests shall record the course and outcome of the falconry tests, which shall include the name and surname of the candidate, his date of birth, the evaluation of the candidate from each group of subjects, parts, including the repetition, the total result of the falcon examinations, the date and place of their conduct, including the replacement date, the names and surnames of the test Commissioners, the chairman and Vice-President of the Examination Commission. The minutes shall be signed by the President, the Vice-President and the Examination Commissioner. A model of the record of the course and result of the Socolonic tests is given in Annex 6 to this Decree.
(5) The chairman of the examination committee shall inform the tenderers, no later than two hours after the end of the examination of the last tenderer who has taken the same examination panel on the same date, of the result of the falcon examinations in public.
(6) The applicant shall receive a certificate of the falcon tests carried out, indicating the designation of the organizer of the falcon tests, the number of his mandate, his name and surname, the date of birth, the type of test, the date of his composition and the result. The certificate shall be signed by the authorised representative of the Sokolnicki test organizer, the President, the Vice-President and the Examination Commissioner. The model of the certificate of falconry tests carried out is set out in Annex 7 to this Decree.
Thematic organisations and schools which may be entrusted with the organisation of falcon examinations
The organisation of falconry tests may be entrusted to:
(a) hunting organisations, 9) which have a hunting capacity, including falconry, as the main content of their activities, which have a national competence and whose hunting predators' test schedules have been approved under the Code for the Protection of Animals against Torture (11), and which provide candidates for the composition of falcon trials with preparatory training and in its falconry practice; or
(b) secondary or higher vocational schools with studies of hunting or forestry which have compulsory teaching in the curriculum of hunting subjects and universities which carry out study programmes in the field of forestry or agriculture, (8) where falconry is taught at least 1 hour a week during one school or academic year, and which provide pupils or, where appropriate, students with training in hunting and hunting practices, and whose test schedules of hunting predators have been approved under the Code for the protection of animals against torture. 11)
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Further instructions on the use of hunting dogs
(1) Hunting dogs are used in the hunting [§ 2 (i) and (j) of the Act] which have passed the tests of the following performance:
(a) searching for, tracing and bringing in killed, shot or otherwise injured small game;
b) searching for cloven-hoofed game in dogs with a faucet height up to 55 cm,
(c) surveillance of cloven-hoofed animals killed, shot or otherwise injured; or
(d) notation.
(2) For the purposes of this decree:
a) by searching - the willingness and ability of the dog in the designated area to search the terrain and search for live animals, both small and cloven,
(b) by tracing - the tracking of small game shot immediately after the shooting or otherwise injured small game and its finding or finding by shooting or otherwise killed in all natural conditions;
(c) by bringing in, under all natural conditions, killed, shot or otherwise injured or killed small game,
(d) follow-up - follow-up of shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals and their finding or finding by shooting or otherwise killed in all natural conditions;
(e) noting - hunting for game under the ground,
(f) cloven-hoofed game - spotted deer, white-tailed deer, mountain camels, oarless goat, muflon, wild boar, Sik of Dybowski, Japanese sika, deer, or moose, if the catch was authorised under a special regulation, 10)
(g) small game - the species of game listed in § 2 (d) of the Act which are not listed in paragraph 2 or, where applicable, the species of game listed in § 2 (c) of the Act, provided that their hunting has been authorised under specific legislation. 12)
Number of dogs per species of hunting
(1) For hunting [§ 2 (i) of the Act], which is to be established by quality classes, minimum conditions and standardised conditions of small game (§ 2 (l), § 3 (2) and § 29 (3) of the Act], the numbers of dogs held are as follows:
a) in a chase of up to 1000 ha
1. at least 1 dog with performance tests for searching for small game, tracking small game and bringing in killed, shot or otherwise injured small game [§ 14 (1) (a)]; and
2. at least 1 dog with a boring test [§ 14 (1) (d)],
(b) in a chase of up to 3000 ha
1. at least 2 dogs with tests for small game search, tracking small game and bringing in killed, shot or otherwise injured small game [§ 14 (1) (a)]; and
2. at least 1 dog with a boring test [§ 14 (1) (d)],
(c) in a chase of 3000 ha
1. at least 3 dogs tested for small game search, tracking small game and bringing in killed, shot or otherwise injured small game [§ 14 (1) (a)]; and
2. at least 2 dogs with a boring test [§ 14 (1) (d)].
(2) For hunting [§ 2 (i) of the Act], which is designed to establish quality classes, minimum stocks and standardised stocks of cloven-hoofed game (§ 2 (l), § 3 (2) and § 29 (3) of the Act), the numbers of kept dogs are as follows:
a) in a chase of up to 1000 ha
1. at least 1 dog with tests for the search for cloven-hoofed game and for the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals [§ 14 (1) (b) and (c)], or at least 1 dog with tests for the search for cloven-hoofed game [§ 14 (1) (b)] and at least 1 dog with tests for the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals [§ 14 (1) (c)]; and
2. at least 1 dog with a boring test [§ 14 (1) (d)],
(b) in a chase of up to 3000 ha
1. at least 2 dogs with tests for the search for cloven-hoofed game and for the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals [§ 14 (1) (b) and (c)], or at least 2 dogs with tests for the search for cloven-hoofed game [§ 14 (1) (b)] and at least 2 dogs with tests for the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals [§ 14 (1) (c)]; and
2. at least 1 dog with a boring test [§ 14 (1) (d)],
(c) in a chase of 3000 ha
1. at least 3 dogs with tests for the search for cloven-hoofed game and for the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals [§ 14 (1) (b) and (c)], or at least 3 dogs with tests for the search for cloven-hoofed game [§ 14 (1) (b)] and at least 3 dogs with tests for the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals [§ 14 (1) (c)]; and
2. at least 2 dogs with a boring test [§ 14 (1) (d)].
(3) In the case where the chase is to be established by quality classes, minimum conditions and standardised conditions of both small and cloven-hoofed animals (paragraphs 1 and 2), the number of dogs held shall be determined by the boring test [Paragraph 14 (1) (d)] as follows:
(a) in a chase of up to 3000 ha of at least 1 dog,
(b) in a chase with an area of 3000 ha or more of 2 dogs.
(4) In the event that the [§ 2 (i) of the Act] has no quality class, minimum condition and normalised condition of small game or cloven-hoofed game, the number of dogs held shall be determined for all areas of the hunt as follows:
(a) at least 1 dog with performance tests for the search, tracing and delivery of slaughtered, shot or otherwise injured small game (§ 14 (1) (a));
(b) at least 1 dog with tests for the search for cloven-hoofed game and for the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals (§ 14 (1) (b) and (c)), or at least 1 dog with tests for the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals (§ 14 (1) (c)); and
(c) at least 1 dog with a boring test (§ 14 (1) (d)).
(5) For the field [§ 2 (j) of the Act], the number of dogs is determined as follows:
(a) at least 1 dog with tests for the search for cloven-hoofed animals and the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals (§ 14 (1) (b) and (c)) or at least 1 dog with tests for the search for cloven-hoofed animals (§ 14 (1) (b)) and at least 1 dog with tests for the follow-up of killed, shot or otherwise injured cloven-hoofed animals (§ 14 (1) (c)); and
(b) at least 1 dog with a boring test (§ 14 (1) (d)).
Number of hunting dogs for common hunting
During the joint hunt, the first three shooters and for each other ten shooters, one hunting dog with a performance test, for the species of game to be hunted (§ 14).
Method of conducting performance tests for dogs
(1) The performance tests of dogs are practical and consist of a panel consisting of a senior arbitrator and referees for each group. The arbitration panel may not be an arbitrator in one of the groups at the same time.
(2) The referee may be only one who can prove that he has trained and demonstrated at the performance tests for which he wishes to become an arbitrator, at least three dogs who have benefited from these performance tests, and further proves the theoretical knowledge necessary for the assessment of dogs in performance tests under the conditions laid down by the hunting organisation (9) or a school which may be entrusted with organising performance tests (§ 18) and is included in the list of arbitrators submitted by the International Cynological Federation (FCI) (§ 44 (1) of the Act). The first sentence shall not apply in the case of all-round tests of hunting dogs which at the same time can be obtained by hunting fitness pursuant to Articles 14 (1) (a) and 14 (1) (c) (hereinafter referred to as "all-round tests'). In the case of the second sentence, it is sufficient that those who wish to be referee for all-round examinations prove that they have trained and demonstrated at least two dogs at all-round examinations, but must be referee for all tests of which all-round trials are composed.
(3) Dogs perform performance tests in groups. There may be a maximum of 6 dogs in one group per day. The dog is judged by two referees in the group. In the event of a dispute, the arbitration panel shall decide.
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 4
§ 5
§ 6
§ 7
§ 8
ČÁST TŘETÍ
HLAVA I
§ 9
§ 10
§ 11
§ 12
§ 13
HLAVA II
§ 14
§ 15
§ 16
§ 17
§ 18
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
HLAVA I
§ 19
HLAVA II
§ 20
HLAVA III
§ 21
§ 22
§ 23
§ 24
ČÁST PÁTÁ
§ 25
§ 26
§ 27
§ 28
§ 29
ČÁST ŠESTÁ
§ 30
§ 31
§ 32
ČÁST SEDMÁ
§ 33
§ 34
§ 35
ČÁST OSMÁ
§ 35a
ČÁST DEVÁTÁ
§ 36
§ 37
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture No. 244 / 2002 Coll., implementing certain provisions of Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll., on hunting |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 20.06.2002 |
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| Effective from | 01.07.2002 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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