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Act No. 365 / 2000 Coll. - Law on information systems of public adm...

365

THE LAW

of 14 September 2000

on public administration information systems and on amending certain other laws

Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:

ČÁST PRVNÍ

Public administration information systems

HLAVA I

INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS

§ 1

Subject matter

(1) That law lays down the rights and obligations relating to the creation, administration, operation, use and development of information systems of public administration administered by public authorities, authorities of local authorities or legal entities (hereinafter referred to as the "public authority ').

(2) This law does not apply to public administration information systems managed by:

(a) for the management of classified information;

(b) intelligence services,

(c) National Security Office,

(d) National Office for Cyber and Information Security.

(3) With the exception of links to other public administration information systems, this law does not apply to public administration information systems managed by:

(a) for the purpose of ensuring State defence;

(b) support for crisis management;

(c) law enforcement authorities for criminal proceedings; the law applies to the record of the Register of Penalties,

(d) security corps;

(e) by the armed forces of the Czech Republic or by the Military Police;

(f) the Czech National Bank,

(g) the Financial Analysis Office to combat the legalisation of proceeds from crime or the implementation of international sanctions for the purpose of maintaining international peace and security, protecting fundamental human rights and combating terrorism;

h) Ministry of the Interior for the implementation of security management and record keeping in accordance with the law governing the protection of classified information and security competence;

(i) The Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Finance or the Ministry of Justice for the processing of personal data of members of the Security Corps.

(4) This law shall not apply to operational information systems, except for public authorities managed by:

(a) information systems for the management and development of human resources and remuneration;

(b) electronic file service systems;

(c) information systems for accounting or financial resources management;

(d) electronic mail systems.

(5) This Act shall not apply to links between operational information systems; This does not apply when it concerns links of operational information systems to other public administration information systems which are not operational information systems.

§ 2

Definition of terms

(1) For the purposes of this Act:

(a) information activities, representation of data information, collection, evaluation and storage of data on media and storage, retrieval, modification or modification of data, transmission, dissemination, disclosure, exchange, sorting or combination, blocking and disposal of data stored on media. Information activities are carried out by administrators, operators and users of public administration information systems through technical and programme means,

(b) the public administration information system of a functional entity or part thereof, ensuring a targeted and systematic information activity for the purpose of the exercise of public administration or the performance of other functions of the State or other public bodies. Each public administration information system shall include data organised in such a way as to enable them to be processed and made available, operational data as well as technical and programme means and, where appropriate, other tools to enable information activities to be carried out,

(c) the controller of the public administration information system, a person or part thereof, who provides services to the public administration information system and is responsible for the public administration information system;

(d) the operator of the public administration information system, or part thereof, which ensures the functionality of the technical and programming means constituting the public administration information system. The administrator may entrust the operation of the public administration information system to other persons or their components, unless other law excludes it,

(e) the user of a public administration information system, a person or a part thereof, who records the data or data and, where appropriate, the operational data contained in the public administration information system; the user of the public administration information system is also the administrator or operator of the public administration information system when the public administration information system is used in the performance of public administration in an area for which the public administration information system provides a service to the public administration information system,

(f) developing public administration information systems the process of implementing public administration information systems, including its legal, organisational, knowledge and technical security;

(g) developing public administration information systems the process of improving the characteristics of public administration information systems or improving the services of public administration information systems, including its legal, organisational, knowledge and technical collateral; the development is also the modernisation of technical or programme means or other tools enabling the performance of information activities or the partial or complete replacement of technical or programme means or other tools enabling the performance of information activities in order to improve the characteristics of public administration information systems or to improve the services of public administration information systems;

(h) the service of the public administration information system, the activity of the public administration information system satisfying the requirements of the authorised person or its component associated with the function of the public administration information system;

(i) a reference, shared and secure interface between public administration information systems (hereinafter referred to as the "reference interface"), a summary of legal, technical, organisational and other measures creating a uniform integration environment for public administration information systems providing a high-quality system of common public administration information systems services, including services for exchanging legally required information between different information systems, including with systems outside the Czech Republic;

(j) testing for the compliance of long-term management of public administration information systems with the requirements of this Act and the implementing legislation for this Act, with the exception of the operational information systems referred to in Sections 1 (4) (a) to (d);

(k) the product's aggregate name for technical and programme means, documentation of public administration information systems or services of the public administration information system or a combination thereof;

(l) an attestation certifying the positive result of the test;

(m) by the testing centre, a legal or natural person who is an entrepreneur performing the tests;

(n) remote access access via electronic communications networks or services (e.g. using the Internet);

(o) by sharing data to enable access to the data through a reference interface, including, where appropriate, outside a reference interface, to several persons or components thereof simultaneously;

(p) the link between public administration information systems, mutual or unilateral provision of public administration information systems services, such as data sharing,

(q) the operational information system of the public administration providing the information activities necessary for the internal operation of the competent authority;

(r) the conditions for the testing of the trading conditions issued by the testing centre, including in particular the definition of the subject-matter and procedures of the testing centre for the implementation of the tests approved by the Digital and Information Agency (the Agency);

(s) the accreditation procedure whereby a certificate is issued that the legal or natural persons who are entrepreneurs fulfil, to the extent specified, the technical, organisational, economic and personnel conditions for carrying out attestations;

(t) the operational documentation of the information system of the public administration or central point of service of the communication infrastructure of the public administration (hereinafter referred to as the "central point of service"), which describes the functional and technical characteristics of the information system of the public administration or of the central point of service and further elaborates the authorisations and responsibilities of its administrator, operator and user;

(u) access with a guaranteed identity to the public administration information system or electronic application using an electronic identification device, the issue of which or in connection with, or in connection with the possibility of its use, the identity of the person has been verified by a public authority, a local authority or a public authority which is not a public authority or an authority of a local authority (hereinafter referred to as the "public authority") or which has been issued under a qualified electronic identification system;

(v) a designated information system for public administration which:

1. uses reference interface services or provides reference interface services;

2. has links to the public administration information system referred to in point 1; or

3. it is intended to provide a public administration information system service to natural or legal persons with an assumed number of users using access with guaranteed identity, at least 5 000 per year.

(2) For the purposes of this Act:

(a) the security level of the security level of the public administration information system, expressing the possible effects of the cyber security incident on the public administration information system to ensure the operation of which cloud computing is to be used;

(b) cloud computing means of ensuring the operation of the public administration information system or part thereof by means of remote access to a shared technical or programming device made available by the cloud computing provider and adjustable by the public administration information system administrator;

(c) the demand for cloud computing for the legal conduct of a public authority;

1. the object of which is the desire to use cloud computing provided by a person or parts thereof which are different from that public authority, for the need of that or other public authority and outside the framework of vertical or horizontal cooperation under the law governing public procurement or the general exemption from the obligation to award a contract under the law governing public procurement;

2. which contains the characteristics of the cloud computing demand; and

3. which precede the legal conduct of this or of another public authority under the law governing the award of public contracts, provided that cloud computing is to be provided under the law governing the award of public contracts,

(d) offer cloud computing the legal conduct of the cloud computing provider;

1. the purpose of which is to provide cloud computing to a public authority outside the framework of vertical or horizontal cooperation under a public procurement law or a general exemption from the obligation to award a contract in a procurement procedure under a public procurement law;

2. which contains the characteristics of the cloud computing offered, and

3. which precede the legal conduct of that cloud computing provider under the law governing public procurement, provided that cloud computing is to be awarded under the law governing public procurement,

(e) a State legal person of a State Fund and a legal person established or established by a State, where it has been established or has been established for a particular purpose, consisting of satisfying needs of general interest which are not of an industrial or commercial nature, and is financed primarily by the State or is subject to the management supervision of the State, or more than half of the members are appointed by the State in its administrative, management or supervisory body;

(f) an architectural change in the technical assessment of the public administration information system consisting of a change in its internal structure, part of the public administration information system or its characteristics, a link to another public administration information system or a link between parts of the same public administration information system;

(g) rules on security for public administrations using cloud computing service providers laying down minimum requirements for the use of cloud computing service by a public authority to ensure the security of information.

HLAVA II

SCOPE AND OBLIGATIONS IN THE FIELD OF EQUIPMENT, MANAGEMENT, OPERATIONS, USE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PUBLIC MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

§ 3

Government

(a) approves the information concept of the Czech Republic;

(b) decide on programmes containing the acquisition or architectural changes of designated information systems drawn up pursuant to a specific legislation (7a) in the event of disagreement between the Agency and the draft documentation of those programmes;

(c) decide on the investment intentions of the actions of the acquisition or architectural changes of designated information systems in the event of disagreement by the Agency on those investment projects;

(d) decide on projects of designated information systems or their architectural changes, if they are designated information systems managed by state authorities or by state legal persons, in the event of disagreement between the Agency on such projects.

§ 3a

Council for the Information Society

(1) The Government establishes, as its advisory body, the Governing Council for the Information Society. It is headed by a member of the government.

(2) Council of the Government for the Information Society

(a) develop and present to the Government, monitor and analyse the information needs of the public administration and the state of the public administration information systems,

(b) prepare or coordinate the preparation of projects for the establishment or development of information systems of public administration administered by public authorities or by public legal persons or public administration information systems managed by the authorities of local and local authorities serving to exercise their delegated powers, resulting from the common need of multiple managers of information systems of public administration or the need for cooperation and coordination at international level; and

(c) submit to the Government for decision programmes containing the acquisition or architectural changes of designated information systems, investment intentions of actions of the acquisition or architectural changes of designated information systems and projects of the designated information systems or their architectural changes in the event of disagreement between the Agency and the public authority.

§ 4

Agency

(1) The Agency in cooperation with public authorities

(a) seek, process, store and generate new information which is a knowledge base for the quality of the creation and development of public administration information systems;

(b) express its views on the proposals for documentation of programmes containing the acquisition or architectural changes of designated information systems drawn up pursuant to the specific legislation (7a); In particular, the Agency shall take into account the legitimate interests of the programme documentation promoter, the architecture of the designated information systems, the technical, economic and project aspects, the work with data, user experience and the need to ensure the proper performance of the public administration,

(c) ensure the development of methodological guidelines for the pursuit of professional activities related to the creation, administration, operation, use and development of public administration information systems;

(d) coordinate and create conditions for public administration activities through publicly available public administration information systems, including remote access;

(e) coordinate and create conditions for the activities of public authorities contact points.

(2) Agency

(a) checks with public authorities compliance with the obligations laid down by this law, except those laid down in Sections 6n (b) to (f) and 6l (3);

(b) comment on the investment intentions of the actions of the acquisition or architectural change of designated information systems; In particular, the Agency shall take into account the legitimate interests of the promoter of the investment project, the architecture of the designated information systems, the technical, economic and project aspects, the work with data, user experience and the need to ensure the proper performance of the public administration,

(c) exercise the powers laid down by this law in the field of accreditation and attestations;

(d) establish and manage the reference interface and specify and publish in the Agency's Bulletin the rules on the use of the reference interface;

(e) impose administrative penalties for offences pursuant to Article 7;

(f) imposes measures to remedy deficiencies;

(g) express its views on projects of designated information systems or their architectural changes, if they are designated information systems managed by public authorities or legal entities or designated information systems managed by authorities of local and local authorities serving to exercise their delegated powers;

h) assess whether public administration information systems comply with the requirements laid down by the legislation governing information or communication technologies, public administration information concepts and operational documentation, and whether public administration information systems managed by public authorities for which government resolutions are binding are also the information concept of the Czech Republic and other government resolutions on information or communication technologies;

(i) issue the Agency's Bulletin, which publishes methodological guidance [paragraph 1 (f)], the list of test centres, the certification of accreditation and the award of tests and other documents relating to public administration information systems; the publication of the Agency's Bulletin by the Agency through the Public Administration Portal;

(j) consult in particular the proposals for methodological guidance with the persons concerned or their components in the form of a public consultation aimed at obtaining opinions and comments from the persons concerned or their parts on the proposal in question and, to this end, establish and manage an information system where it publishes the proposals for methodological guidance in a way that allows remote access, allows comments to be made and publishes the outcome of the consultation;

(k) checks the performance of the public authorities contact points.

§ 5

Public authorities

(1) To the extent of their legal competence, public authorities shall carry out the selection of technical and programming means and other products for the operation of the public administration information systems they create and manage; This does not apply to public authorities for which government resolutions are binding if the information concept of the Czech Republic envisages the use of a product of certain characteristics.

(2) Public authorities are obliged to:

(a) cooperate with the Agency in the performance of its tasks under Article 4;

(b) submit to the Agency proposals for documentation of programmes containing the acquisition or architectural changes of designated information systems drawn up under the specific legislation (7a) and investment intentions of actions of acquisition or architectural changes of designated information systems;

(c) submit to the Agency, prior to the start of the provision of the service of the public administration information system managed by them by the designated information system or at the request of the Agency, the operational documentation of the designated information system to assess whether the designated information system corresponds to its project or the project of its architectural changes, in the form in which the Agency's consent or the Government's decision was made; the part of the sentence in front of the semicolon shall be used only in the case of designated information systems managed by State authorities or by state legal persons or designated information systems managed by the authorities of local and local authorities serving to exercise delegated powers;

(d) ensure that the links of their managed public administration information system, with the exception of the operational information system referred to in § 1 (4) (a) to (d), to the public administration information systems of another administrator are implemented through a reference interface. This provision shall not apply to links between the public administration information systems managed by them and the public administration information systems managed by the intelligence services,

(e) to remedy the deficiencies identified within the time limit set by the Agency;

(f) to submit to the Agency for comments and, in the case of designated information systems managed by the authorities of the local authorities, which serve exclusively for the exercise of their own competence, the projects of the designated information systems or their architectural changes;

(g) to implement programmes containing the acquisition or architectural changes of the designated information systems, the draft documentation of which are required to submit to the Agency for an opinion, the investment intentions of the actions of the acquisition or architectural changes of the designated information systems which are required to submit to the Agency for an opinion, and the projects of the designated information systems or their architectural changes which are required to be submitted to the Agency for an opinion, only after the consent of the Agency or the Government's decision;

(h) to notify the Agency of the commencement of the test operation of a designated information system related to its acquisition or architectural changes before this event occurs, to keep a record of the course of the test operation and to make the Agency's record accessible by remote access;

(i) to initiate the provision of a service to the public administration information system managed by it by the designated information system only after the Agency has indicated that the designated information system corresponds to its project or to the project of its architectural changes, in the form in which it has been agreed by the Agency or the Government's decision; the part of the sentence in front of the semicolon does not apply to a service of the public administration information system which relates exclusively to the exercise of a separate competence,

(j) carry out an assessment of the economic benefits of the way in which the information systems of the public administration managed by them are operated;

(k) carry out an assessment of the economic benefits of its operation before the acquisition of a public administration information system or in the framework of architectural changes or the development of their managed public administration information system.

(3) The central administrative authorities publish bulletins published in their respective responsibilities on the public administration portal.

(4) Public authorities shall carry out information activities in such a way as not to jeopardise the intelligence activities.

(5) Public authorities may use, to the extent necessary, data which are maintained or managed in the public administration information system or which are or will be used in connection with the provision of the public administration information system information system, when testing the operation of the public administration information system.

§ 5a

Long-term management of public administration information systems

(1) The Council of the Government of the Information Society creates and presents to the Government for approval the information concept of the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic's information concept sets out the objectives of the Czech Republic in the field of public administration information systems and general principles of procurement, architectural changes, creation, administration, operation, use and development of public administration information systems in the Czech Republic for a period of 5 years.

(2) Public authorities create and publish the information concept of a public authority, apply it in practice and evaluate compliance with it. In the information concept of a public authority, public authorities shall set out their long-term objectives for the management of managed public administration information systems and shall define the general principles of procurement, architectural changes, the creation, administration, operation, use and development of their public administration information systems. In the case of the authorities of the same self-governing body, one information concept shall be established for all authorities of the same self-governing body. The public authorities shall submit the information concept to the public authority within 3 months of its issue or update to the Agency. The structure and details of the information concept of a public authority, as well as the procedures of public authorities in its establishment, issue and evaluation of compliance with it, the management requirements for public administration information systems, including the decoupling of public administration information systems, the technical requirements for public administration information systems and the rules for the structure of data in public administration information systems shall be laid down in implementing legislation.

(3) On the basis of the published public administration information concept, public authorities shall develop and issue operational documentation on individual public administration information systems, apply it in practice and evaluate compliance with it. The structure and details of the operational documentation shall be laid down in the implementing legislation.

(4) The public authorities shall ensure that the long-term management of the information systems of the public administration, with the exception of the operational information systems referred to in points (a) to (d) of Section 1 (4), is attested and shall demonstrate compliance with the obligations under paragraphs 2 and 3 with the long-term management of the information systems of the public administration. The scope of the operational documentation submitted at the procedure shall be laid down in the implementing legislation. The obligation under the first sentence shall not apply to municipalities which exercise the delegated powers only within the basic range 9a).

§ 5b

Managers of public service information systems which are not regulated service providers under the Cybersecurity Act are required to introduce security measures for regulated service providers under the lower obligation regime under Sections 8, 13 and 14 of the Cybersecurity Act, taking into account the potential impact of a breach of confidentiality, integrity and availability of a particular public administration information system on the activities of its administrator and its capacity to provide its services to citizens, as well as the appropriateness and feasibility of such measures.

§ 5c

Control of compliance with public authorities' obligations

(1) If the Agency finds deficiencies in the inspection referred to in Article 4 (2) (a) with a public authority, it shall require the public authority to take measures to remedy those deficiencies.

(2) When imposing the measures referred to in paragraph 1, the Agency shall specify the deficiencies identified and lay down the measures to be taken by the public authority to remedy those deficiencies and shall designate a reasonable time limit for the public authority to take those measures. This period may not exceed 6 months and in the event of a lack of compliance with the public authority's information concept with the Czech Republic's information concept 3 months.

(3) The implementation of programmes containing the acquisition or architectural changes of designated information systems, investment projects of procurement or architectural changes of designated information systems or projects of designated information systems or of their architectural changes without the consent of the Agency or the Government's decision, if required, shall be considered a breach of budgetary discipline.

§ 5d

(1) In cases where an indication has been provided or used by the public administration information system or has been made available to the public administration information system on the basis of a specific access and the person to whom a specific access has been granted shall declare in writing that the making available of an alert on the granting of a special access to another person or component thereof could jeopardise the provision of the purpose for which the special access has been granted, the alert may not be made available for the duration of the risk. This shall not apply to the making available of an alert to an authority acting in criminal proceedings if it is a criminal offence related to the purpose for which specific access has been granted, or to the authority supervising the processing of personal data within its scope. A special approach for the purposes of this Act means access to the public administration information system in the context of ensuring the security of the Czech Republic, public order or internal security, preventing, seeking or detecting crime or prosecuting criminal offences, ensuring the significant economic or financial interest of the Czech Republic or of the European Union, including monetary, budgetary and tax matters, or ensuring the protection of the data subject.

(2) The person who made the declaration referred to in paragraph 1 shall notify the administrator of the public administration information system without undue delay that the reasons for making the alert on the possibility of a specific access have ceased to exist.

§ 5e

The administrator of the public administration information system shall provide the Ministry of the Interior, the Police of the Czech Republic or the intelligence services with records of the provision and use of data and access to the public administration information system, including those containing non-public or non-accessible data, in a manner that allows continuous and remote access.

HLAVA III

ACCREDITATION AND ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

§ 6

Authorisation to carry out accreditation

(1) Accreditation shall be carried out by a legal or natural person who is a member of an international accreditation association designated by the Agency pursuant to paragraph 6 and who has been entrusted with the accreditation decision of the Agency (hereinafter referred to as the "Accreditation Person") following a request for accreditation. The accreditation authority shall not be transferable.

(2) The applicant shall attach to the application for an accreditation mandate:

(a) a founding document, if it is a legal person;

(b) proof of material, personnel and organisational assumptions for the activity of the accreditation person;

(c) proof of membership of international associations dealing with accreditation and designated by the Agency pursuant to paragraph 6 and the manner and extent of compliance with membership obligations;

(d) proof of the means needed to carry out the activities of the accreditation body;

(e) the conditions and procedures for the assessment of accreditation applicants (hereinafter referred to as "accreditation rules") which must comply with the rules of the international accreditation associations designated by the Agency pursuant to paragraph 6.

(3) If the applicant complies with all the conditions laid down by this Act for the delegation to carry out the accreditation, the Agency shall issue a decision authorising it to carry out the accreditation. Otherwise, it shall reject the application for accreditation. The Agency shall give its consent to the accreditation rules in the decision by which the Accreditation Person is delegated to the Accreditation Person. The applicant is also accredited by the futile expiry of the deadline and in accordance with § 28 to 30 of the Law on the Free Movement of Services.

(4) The Accrediting Person shall:

(a) proceed with the implementation of accreditation in accordance with the accreditation rules to which the Agency has given its consent;

(b) fulfil the obligations arising from membership of international associations dealing with accreditation designated by the Agency pursuant to paragraph 6;

(c) have the resources necessary to carry out their activities,

(d) to provide personnel with their activities by persons with the expertise, experience and qualifications necessary for carrying out accreditation and familiar with the accreditation rules;

(e) to act impartially and unbiased during the accreditation process, in particular to refrain from anything that might jeopardise confidence in its impartiality;

(f) report without delay to the Agency that it is unable to fulfil the obligations referred to in (c) for more than 3 months.

(5) If the accredited person fails to fulfil the obligations laid down in this Act, and

(a) has been fined by the Agency in the previous calendar year at least twice in accordance with Article 7; or

(b) the infringement of the law is so serious that it is no longer possible to expect a correction of the malfunctioning and proper performance of the duties of the accredited person;

the Agency shall decide to withdraw the accreditation mandate; The Agency shall always decide to withdraw the accreditation mandate if the accreditation person so requests in writing.

(6) The Agency shall publish the list of designated international accreditation associations, the decision to delegate the accreditation body and the decision to withdraw the accreditation mandate in the Agency Bulletin.

(7) The Agency shall carry out an inspection of the accreditation person in the performance of the obligations under this law.

§ 6a

Accreditation certificate

(1) Accreditation shall be initiated at the request of a legal or natural person if they are entrepreneurs. Accreditation shall be made for consideration. The price is negotiated according to a special legislation10).

(2) On the basis of the accreditation carried out, the Accreditation Person shall issue an Accreditation Certificate if the Accreditation Accreditation Applicant is authorised to conduct an accreditation business and meets the conditions of the Accreditation Rules. The accreditation certificate shall define the subject matter, scope and conditions of the security of the assumptions according to the first sentence and the period for which it was issued.

(3) The Accreditation Person shall transmit to the Agency, in electronic form, information on the accreditation certificate issued within 7 working days of its issue.

(4) The Accreditation Person shall supervise compliance with the conditions in the accreditation rules with the attestations centres. If they find deficiencies in their performance, depending on the seriousness of the deficiencies in accordance with the accreditation rules, they shall withdraw the accreditation certificate. The accreditation body shall communicate this fact to the Agency without delay in electronic form.

§ 6b

Authorisation to carry out tests

(1) Attestation shall be carried out by the attestations centre referred to in Article 2 (l), which, following a request for delegation to carry out attestations, has been entrusted by the Agency's decision to carry out attestations.

(2) The Agency shall issue a decision on the delegation of the attestations centre for the implementation of the attestations if it submits to the request for delegation for the implementation of attestations

(a) a proposal for the conditions of attestations containing the elements referred to in Article 2 (r);

(b) the accreditation certificate referred to in Article 6a; and

(c) confirmation by the competent authorities that it does not have a due arrears for public health insurance premiums, social security premiums, contributions to state employment policy and does not have tax arrears recorded in the tax records.

(3) In the mandate to carry out the tests, the Agency shall determine the period for which the mandate is to be granted and shall approve the procedures of the attestation centre for carrying out the tests contained in the test conditions submitted by the applicant for the authorisation to carry out the tests.

(4) The Attestation Centre is responsible for carrying out the attestations also by the futile expiry of the deadline and in accordance with § 28 to 30 of the Act on the Free Movement of Services.

(5) The authorisation to carry out the tests cannot be transferred to another person without the consent of the Agency. The authorisation to carry out the tests shall be granted for a maximum period of 5 years. The Agency shall, by decision, extend the period for which the mandate to carry out the tests has been granted, but not more than five years, even repeatedly if the attestation centre fulfils the conditions laid down in paragraph 2.

§ 6c

(1) The Agency shall withdraw the delegation for the implementation of the tests if the testing centre:

(a) the accreditation certificate on the basis of which the authorisation to carry out the tests has been granted has ceased;

(b) the authorisation to conduct business under which it was authorised to do business in the field of tests has ceased;

(c) fails to comply with the obligations laid down by this law, does not comply with the conditions of the procedure, or does not comply with the provisions of the implementing legislation of that law, although the Agency has been notified in writing of the withdrawal of the mandate for the implementation of the tests for these reasons and has not acted within a reasonable period of time set by the Agency; or

(d) it has not submitted to the Agency, within the time limit laid down, the amended version of the conditions for the examination referred to in paragraph 4.

(2) The Agency shall withdraw the mandate to carry out the tests if the attestation centre so requests in writing.

(3) The Agency may, on its own initiative, repeal the decision approving the procedures of the testing centre referred to in Article 6b (3),

(a) if the operation of public administration information systems is threatened or reduced;

Citation	Act No. 365 / 2000 Coll., on Information Systems of Public Administration and on the amendment of certain other laws
Regulation Type	Law
Author	-
Collection	Code of Laws

Date of Promulgation	23.10.2000
Effective from	23.10.2000
Effective until	-
Status	Valid

Act No. 365 / 2000 Coll.

Law on information systems of public administration and on the amendment of certain other laws

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