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379
PRESIDENT OF THE GOVERNMENT
announces the full text of Act No. 328 / 1999 Coll., on Civil Documents, as follows from the amendments made by Act No. 491 / 2001 Coll., Act No. 320 / 2002 Coll., Act No. 53 / 2004 Coll., Act No. 559 / 2004 Coll., Act No. 395 / 2005 Coll., Act No. 21 / 2006 Coll., Act No. 115 / 2006 Coll., Act No. 136 / 2006 Coll., Act No. 342 / 2006 Coll., Act No. 129 / 2008 Coll. and Act No. 239 / 2008 Coll.
THE LAW
on civil ID cards
Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:
BASIC PROVISIONS
Subject matter
This Act provides for the issue of civil ID cards to the national citizens of the Czech Republic (hereinafter referred to as "the citizen ') and the keeping of civil ID records.
ID
(1) Citizenship card is a public document (1), by which the citizen proves his or her name, surname, birth number, form and citizenship of the Czech Republic (2) (hereinafter referred to as "citizenship"), as well as other information contained therein registered under this Act.
(2) A citizen may be issued with a 5-year machine-readable card (§ 10 (a)) or a 10-year machine-readable card (§ 10 (b)), a 1-year machine-readable card (§ 24a) or a 1-month machine-readable card (§ 24b).
(3) The ID card is required to have a citizen who has reached the age of 15 years and has permanent residence in the Czech Republic. This obligation is also for a citizen whose legal capacity has been restricted by the court's decision.
(4) A citizen who has been deprived of his / her legal capacity by decision of the Court of First Instance may only have his / her identity card if the guardian appointed by the court (3) (hereinafter referred to as the guardian) so requests.
(5) A citizen's card shall be prohibited from being kept and accepted as collateral and shall be withdrawn when entering premises or land.
(6) It shall be prohibited to make copies of the identity card by any means without consent (3a) of the citizen to whom the identity card has been issued, unless otherwise provided for in a specific legislation or international agreement which the Czech Republic is bound by.
Data entered on the ID card
(1) The ID card with machine-readable data contains the data provided for by this Act and the digital processing of the photograph of the citizen and his signature. The ID without machine-readable data contains the data provided for by this Act and the photograph of the citizen.
(2) Compulsory data to be entered in the identity card are:
(a) the name and, where appropriate, the name, surname, maiden name, birth number, sex, citizenship, family status or registered partners3a) (hereinafter referred to as "partnership"), the address of the place of residence, date, place and district of birth, the name of the place and district of birth being registered according to the current status3b) at the time of the application for the issue of the identity card; for citizens born abroad, only the State of birth is registered, the place and district of birth is not registered;
(b) the period of validity, the number and date of issue of the identity card and the designation of the office which issued it;
(c) machine-readable data recorded in the machine-readable zone in the following order: type of document, code of the issuing State, surname, first name and, where applicable, citizen's name, identity card number, nationality, date of birth, sex, period of validity of the identity card, birth code 3c) and control numbers, which are the numerical expression of the selected data in the machine-readable zone.
(3) In the case of a citizen who has been deprived of legal capacity by decision of the court or whose legal capacity has been restricted by decision of the court, the compulsory entry on the identity card is that fact, and in the case of a citizen deprived of legal capacity, the name and, where applicable, the names, surnames, birth number and address of the guardian's permanent residence. If the guardian is appointed by the local management authority (3) or, where appropriate, its establishment, its name and registered office shall be indicated. In the case of a citizen to whom a court decision has imposed a stay ban (4), it is compulsory to impose such a sentence.
(4) Optional data entered on a citizen's card at the request of a citizen are:
(a) the title of a graduate of a higher vocational school (5), the academic degree, the status mark, another degree of a graduate of a higher school (6), the term "professor" or "professor" (6a) (hereinafter referred to as "degree"), or the scientific grade (6b), the title or the scientific grade (s) shall be given in abbreviation if it is provided for by a specific legislation6);
(b) the name and, where appropriate, the name, surname and birth number of the spouse or partner6c); where the spouse or partner is not assigned a birth number, the date of birth;
(c) the name and, where appropriate, the name, surname and birth number of the child until the acquisition of maturity; in the absence of a birth number, the date of birth shall be indicated.
(5) If, due to lack of space in the defined part of the identity card, all the required optional data cannot be entered, the citizen who is to be registered will be determined.
(6) A citizen shall not be obliged to prove the facts recorded on his identity card in any other way unless specific legislation so provides.
Issue of CITIZENS AND CITIZENS CERTIFICATE
CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURE IN THE ISSUING OF CITIZENS
Issue of a card
(1) The citizens' card is issued by the municipal office of the municipality with extended competence, in the cities of Brno, Ostrava and Plzeň the magistrates of these cities, in the capital city of Prague by the municipal office designated by the State of the capital of Prague, (hereinafter referred to as the "municipal office of the municipality with extended competence"), in whose district the citizen is declared permanent residence.
(2) A citizen applying for the issue of a card must submit a completed application for the issue of a card (hereinafter referred to as the "application") and the documents necessary for its issue. The application must be signed by the citizen to whom the identity card is to be issued; the signature is not required if the citizen is prevented by a difficult obstacle. The application shall be made on a form established by the Ministry of the Interior ("the Ministry '). The application and documents necessary for the issue of the identity card may be submitted by another person who does not need to be shown in full authority.
(3) For a citizen under 15 years of age, a legal representative shall apply for the issue of his / her identity card (8) not earlier than 60 days before the age of 15 years of such a citizen, at the latest on the date of completion of 15 years of his / her age.
(4) The application with documents may be submitted by the citizen in person or through another person to any municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence or matrix authority (8a), which checks the accuracy of the completion of the application, shall return the document to the citizen, and shall invite the citizen to provide evidence of any discrepancies between the information contained in the application and the information contained in the population registration system or in the civil ID registration system (hereinafter referred to as the "Civil ID registration '). If the municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence is not competent for the issue of the identity card or the application has been submitted to the matrix office, those authorities shall forward the duly completed application to the competent municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence.
(5) The citizen's card shall be drawn up within 30 days of the submission of the duly completed application and the necessary documents to the competent municipal office of the municipality with extended scope, or within 30 days of the date on which the application was transmitted to the competent municipal office of the municipality with extended scope. The citizen may take over the citizenship card at the Registry Office or at the Municipal Office of the Municipality with extended competence, which he indicated in the application, otherwise he shall be obliged to take over the citizenship card at the competent Municipal Office of the Municipality with extended competence.
(6) The signature of the citizen referred to in paragraph 2 (hereinafter referred to as "the signature ') shall, for the purposes of issuing the identity card, be understood to mean, by the citizen's own hand, a written statement of his name and surname or, where applicable, only a surname.
(7) For the purposes of issuing and keeping the data in the registration of citizens' cards, the Ministry shall carry out digital processing of the photograph of the citizen (hereinafter referred to as "photographs') and its signature; instead of the Ministry, this activity may be carried out by the municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence, which shall issue the identity card referred to in paragraph 1, provided that the technical conditions so permit.
Issue of first identity card
(1) The legal representative of a citizen or citizen who applies for the issue of his first identity card after the age of 15 must submit:
(a) a citizen's birth certificate;
(b) 1 photograph, measuring 35 x 45 mm, which corresponds to the current form of a citizen, shows it at the front of the face of the head with a height of at least 13 mm from the eyes to the chin, in civil clothing, without glasses with dark glasses, except for the blind and without headgear, unless its use is justified by reasons of religion or health; in such a case, the headgear shall not cover the facial part in such a way as to prevent the identification of the citizen; the requirements for the technical execution of the photograph are laid down by the Ministry by decree,
(c) where appropriate, additional documents certifying the facts on which the identity card shall be entered, at the request of the citizen, or the data needed to remove the discrepancies found in the data contained in the application with the information contained in the citizen's information system or in the registration of the identity card.
At the same time, he is obliged to prove the citizenship of the citizen to whom the first identity card is to be issued by means of a document on national citizenship 8a). If the applicant does not have such a document for the issue of the first identity card, the municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence or the matrix office with which he applies for the issue of the first identity card shall, at his request, verify the citizenship of the citizen with the competent authorities 8b).
(2) A citizen who applies for the issue of his first identity card after his permanent residence abroad or after having acquired citizenship is obliged to submit
(a) the birth certificate or the birth certificate and the birth certificate;
(b) 1 photograph,
(c) proof of the birth number if the birth number is not indicated on another document presented,
(d) proof of citizenship;
(e) proof of family status, if it is a citizen living or living in a marriage, or a partnership document, if it is a citizen living or living in a partnership;
(f) where appropriate, additional documents certifying the facts on which, at the request of the citizen, the information or data required to remove the discrepancies found in the information provided for in the application with the information contained in the citizen's information system or in the registration of the citizen's identity cards shall be entered on the identity card.
Issue of a new ID card
(1) A citizen is obliged to present his current identity card and 1 photograph before issuing a new identity card.
(2) If the citizen cannot present his current identity card, he is obliged to submit
(a) the birth certificate or the birth certificate and the birth certificate;
(b) 1 photograph,
(c) proof of the birth number if the birth number is not indicated on another document presented,
(d) a certificate of identity card (Section 9);
(e) where appropriate, other documents certifying the facts on which, at the request of the citizen, the particulars or the data required to remove the discrepancies found in the information contained in the application with the information contained in the citizen's information system or in the registration of the citizen's identity cards shall be entered on the identity card.
(3) If there is a reason for issuing a new identity card to amend or supplement any information entered on the identity card, the citizen shall also be required to provide proof of such change or a document confirming the new entry.
(4) A citizen whose legal capacity has been restricted by a decision of a court shall be required to submit that decision together with the documents referred to in paragraph 1. If there is a citizen whose legal capacity has been restricted by the decision of the court in such a way that he is unable to fulfil that obligation, the guardian who is obliged to submit
(a) the court's decision to restrict the citizen's legal capacity;
(b) 1 photograph of the citizen,
(c) a citizen's current identity card,
(d) his identity card and the evidence of the provision by the guardian.
(5) The caretaker who applies for the issue of a citizen's identity card for a citizen deprived of legal capacity must submit:
(a) the birth certificate or the citizen's birth and birth certificate;
(b) 1 photograph of the citizen,
(c) proof of the citizen's birth number if the birth number is not indicated on another document presented;
(d) proof of family status, if it is a citizen who lives or lived in a marriage, or a partnership document, if it is a citizen who lives or lives in a partnership;
(e) a decision by the court to waive a citizen's legal capacity;
(f) where appropriate, other documents certifying the facts on which the identity card shall be entered, at the request of the citizen, or the data needed to eliminate the discrepancies found in the information contained in the application with the information contained in the citizen's information system or in the registration of the identity card;
(g) his identity card and the evidence of the provision by the guardian; where the guardian is a legal person, he shall produce a document of the provision by the guardian and a natural person acting on behalf of that legal person, he shall submit his identity card and a document certifying the right to act as a legal person.
(6) A citizen whose court has annulled a decision restricting his / her legal capacity must submit that decision and the documents referred to in paragraph 1 before issuing a new identity card.
(7) A citizen whose decision to waive his / her legal capacity has been revoked by the Court shall be required to present this decision and the documents referred to in points (a) to (d) and (f) of paragraph 5 and the existing identity card, if it has been issued to him.
(8) Where a citizen has been sentenced to a prohibition of residence, has carried out or has been waived from the execution of the sentence, or the remainder thereof, he shall be required to submit a decision to the court confirming that fact before issuing the identity card.
(1) The documents necessary for the issue of the identity card must be presented in the original, certified copy or certified copy (9). In the case of foreign language documents, the citizen is obliged to submit also their certified translation into the Czech language, unless the international treaty to which the Czech Republic is bound provides otherwise.
(2) If a citizen requests the registration of a title or scientific rank which he has not yet entered on his identity card, he shall be required to provide proof of their acquisition. In cases where a citizen has obtained higher vocational education, higher education and a relevant degree at a foreign university, he / she is obliged to submit evidence of the recognition of higher education and the relevant title10). It is also the same for a citizen who requests the registration of a scientific degree obtained abroad.
(3) If a citizen submits a decision by the foreign court to document the information entered in the identity card, he must submit, together with such evidence, a decision by the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic on recognition of the decision of the foreign court in the territory of the Czech Republic, if that recognition is necessary under the special legislature11).
(4) If a citizen provides a document issued by an authority of a foreign state to support the data entered in the identity card, he is obliged to submit an extract from the registration book of the Office of the City of Brno-Central 12, unless the international agreement to which the Czech Republic is bound provides otherwise.
Taking over the ID card
(1) A citizen is obliged to take over his identity card in person. It shall be endorsed by its signature on the application. If it cannot be signed, this shall be indicated on the application.
(2) A citizen whose legal capacity has been restricted by the court's decision shall be entitled to take over and take over the identity card shall be signed by the guardian only if he has applied for it. A citizen who has been deprived of his legal capacity by decision of the court shall take over and take over the identity card shall be signed by the guardian.
(3) If a citizen cannot appear personally for serious reasons, in particular because of the exercise of custody, the execution of a custodial sentence, the execution of a security detention, a court ordered constitutional treatment, a constitutional education, a protective education or a serious long-term health education, the municipal authority of the municipality shall ensure the transfer of the identity card with the extended scope in which the citizen resides. After transmission of the citizens' card, the municipal office of the municipality with extended scope shall invalidate the existing citizen's identity card or his certificate of identity card, confirmation of the change of residence, confirmation of the change of the data entered on the card and send those documents to the municipal authority with extended competence responsible for issuing the identity card, together with the signed application; Similarly, the municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence or the matrix office shall act if it transfers the identity card in accordance with § 4 (6).
CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING CIVIL CERTIFICATE
Certificate of ID
(1) A certificate of identity card is issued to a citizen
(a) a declaration of loss, theft, damage or destruction of the identity card;
(b) detention of an invalid identity card;
(c) the issue of an identity card on the ground that no document required for its issue is presented;
(d) surrender of a citizen's card on the ground that he has lost his citizenship or has ceased his permanent residence in the Czech Republic or applied for his safekeeping in a long-term stay abroad;
(e) the surrender of a citizen's identity card whose legal capacity has been restricted by a court decision or who has been deprived of legal capacity by a court decision;
(f) surrender of the identity card found, after the deceased or declared dead.
(2) The certificate of identity card is issued by the municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence or by the matrix office. The police of the Czech Republic (hereinafter "the police") issue it only if it is reported to have stolen a citizen's card, that it has been given a found identity card or if a citizen's card is held (Section 16 (2)).
(3) The certificates of identity cards to be issued in the cases referred to in paragraph 1 (a) to (d) shall contain the following information: the reason for the issue, the name or, where applicable, the name, surname, birth number, the address of the place of residence of the citizen, the date, place and district of birth, the date of issue, the period of validity, the designation of the office or authority which issued it, and, where appropriate, the number and, where appropriate, the series of identity cards and the designation of the office which issued the identity card; for citizens born abroad, only the State of birth is registered instead of the place and district of birth.
(4) The certificate of identity card issued pursuant to paragraph 1 (e) and (f) shall contain the following information: the reason for the issue, the name and / or the name of the natural person who hands over the identity of the identity card, the name and / or the surname of the holder of the identity card (hereinafter referred to as "holder"), the date of issue, the period of validity, the designation of the office or authority which issued the identity card, the number or, where applicable, the series of identity cards surrendered, and the name of the office which issued the card.
(5) Where a citizen is issued with a certificate of identity card as referred to in points (a) to (d) of paragraph 1, he shall not be required to have his identity card for the duration of his period of validity, if provided for by this law.
(6) The certificate of identity card is not a public document.
VALIDITY OF CIVIL CERTIFICATE AND CIVIL CERTIFICATE
Duration of the ID card
The period of validity of the identity card shall be:
(a) 5 years for citizens aged between 15 and 20; and
(b) 10 years of age for citizens over 20.
End of validity of the ID card
(1) The validity of the ID card expires
(a) by the end of the period indicated therein,
(b) reporting its loss, theft, damage or destruction;
(c) by a legal authority of a court which has restricted the citizen's legal capacity or which has been deprived of legal capacity and that fact is not indicated on the identity card;
(d) by the legal authority of the decision of the court which has imposed a prohibition of residence on the citizen, and that fact is not indicated in the identity card; or
(e) the loss of citizenship, death or legal power of the court's decision to declare a citizen dead;
(f) the acquisition of legal power by the decision to revoke the place of permanent residence.
(2) The municipal authority of the municipality with extended jurisdiction responsible for issuing the identity card shall decide on its expiry if:
(a) the identity card contains incorrect information, except in the cases referred to in paragraphs 1 and 3 of Article 12; or
(b) there has been a substantial change in the form of the citizen.
If the citizen agrees to the expiry of the identity card, an entry shall be made in the Protocol; otherwise a decision shall be taken. The appeal against this decision shall not have suspensory effect.
(1) In the event that there is a change in the circumstances concerning the mandatory particulars entered on the identity card, the citizen shall separate the marked part of the identity card
(a) the institution or office of the Church, entitled to be married (13), in the event of a change in family status by marriage;
(b) the matrix office responsible for accepting the declaration of entry into partners13a), in the event of a change in personal status arising from partners13b),
(c) the municipal authority of the municipality with an extended mandate 13c) or the matrix office in the case of:
1. changes to the name or surname, if any;
2. the termination of the marriage as a result of the decision of the court to declare the marriage null and void (13d), the decision of the court not to have marriage (13d), the death of one of the spouses or the decision of the court to declare one of the spouses dead (13e) or the decision of the court to divorce (13f);
3. the termination of the partnership as a result of the decision of the court on the declaration of invalidity or the decision of the court that the partnership does not arise (13g), the death of one of the partners or the decision of the court on the declaration of death or the decision of the court on the annulment of the partners13h);
4. changes in the birth number 13i).
(2) At the same time as the separation of the marked part of the citizen's card, the municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence, the competent registry or church authority referred to in paragraph 1 shall issue a certificate to the citizen confirming the change of the data entered in the identity card; at the same time, notify the municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence which issued the identity card, the number of the certificate issued, the reason and the date of its issue, the number or, where applicable, the series of identity cards, the name and, where applicable, the name of the citizen.
(3) The marked part of the identity card shall also be separated where specific legislation so provides.
(4) The separation of the marked part of the identity card referred to in paragraphs 1 and 3 shall not be considered as damage or destruction of the identity card.
(5) What is the marked part of the identity card is defined by the Ministerial Decree.
Duration of the certificate
The certificate of identity card referred to in § 9 (1) (a) to (c) shall be issued for a period of 2 months. The certificate of identity card referred to in Article 9 (1) (d) to (f) shall be issued for an unlimited period.
OBLIGATIONS
Obligations of the citizen
(1) A citizen is obliged
(a) taking into account all circumstances and circumstances, protect the identity card against damage, destruction, loss, theft or abuse;
(b) report without delay to any municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence or to the matrix office that the facts referred to in (a) have occurred; in the event of theft of the identity card, this fact may also be reported to the police,
c) apply for a new ID within 15 working days
1. after the date of expiry of the identity card for the reasons referred to in Article 11 (1) (a) or (b) or in Article 11 (2),
2. on receipt of the marriage certificate or partner document 13j),
3. After having acquired legal authority, the court's decision to divorce the marriage or the court's decision to abolish the partnership,
4. After having acquired legal power, the court's decision on the absence of a marriage or the court's decision on the absence of a partnership,
5. After having acquired legal power, the court's decision to declare a marriage invalid or the court's decision that the partnership is invalid,
6. upon receipt of the death certificate of the spouse or partner,
7. After having acquired legal authority, the court's decision to declare the husband or partner dead,
8. After having acquired legal power, a decision amending the name or, where applicable, the name, surname or new birth number,
9. After the date on which he announced a change in the place of permanent residence or when the decision to cancel the place of residence became final,
10. After having acquired legal authority, the decision of the court which has restricted the citizen's legal capacity; or
11. After having acquired legal authority, the decision of the court which has imposed on the citizen a prohibition of residence,
d) to hand over within 15 working days a card to the municipal authority of the municipality with extended jurisdiction which issued it or to the matrix office according to the place of permanent residence if he has ceased his permanent residence in the Czech Republic, lost his citizenship or it has been shown that he has been issued with an unauthorized identity card;
(e) upon receipt of a new identity card, hand over to the municipal authority of the municipality with extended jurisdiction or to the Registry of the Municipality an existing identity card, a certificate of identity card, a certificate of change of residence and a certificate of change of the data entered on the identity card if issued to it;
(f) to appear within the prescribed time limit for an invitation to the municipal office of the municipality with extended competence competent for the issue of a card or a matrix office according to its place of permanent residence for the purpose of carrying out operations relating to the issue of a card.
(2) If a citizen whose legal capacity has been restricted by the court's decision to fulfil the obligations referred to in paragraph 1 is concerned, those obligations shall be transferred to the guardian. Where a citizen who is deprived of legal capacity has an identity card, he shall be transferred to the guardian of the obligations referred to in paragraph 1, except for the obligation referred to in point (c); at the same time, the guardian has an obligation to surrender an invalid citizen's identity card.
Obligations of other persons
(1) Anyone who finds a foreign identity card, a certificate of identity card, a certificate of change of place of residence or a certificate of change of the data entered in the identity card shall be obliged to forward it without delay to any local authority of the municipality with extended jurisdiction or to the Registry or to the police. The same obligation shall apply to a citizen who has declared the loss or theft of his / her identity card if he / she finds or recovers his / her identity card in another way.
(2) Anyone holding the identity card of a deceased citizen or citizen declared dead shall be obliged to forward it without delay to the nearest municipal office of the municipality with extended jurisdiction or to the matrix office.
(3) The guardian is obliged to hand over the citizen's identity card, which has been deprived of legal capacity by decision of the court, within 15 days of the date on which the court's order to appoint him became final, to the municipal authority of the municipality with extended jurisdiction, which issued the identity card, or to the Registry according to the place of permanent residence of the citizen.
The scope of the municipal office of the municipality with extended competence, the matrix office and the police
(1) The municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence responsible for issuing the identity card or the matrix office according to the place of permanent residence of the citizen is obliged to take over the identity card at the request of the citizen for the duration of his long stay abroad.
(2) The municipal authority of the municipality with extended jurisdiction, the matrix office or the police may detain a citizen with an invalid identity card or identity card, which may be deemed to be invalid on the basis of a decision pursuant to Article 11 (2); a certificate of identity card is issued to him at the same time and the detained identity card is sent without delay to the municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence, which issued the identity card, together with the notification of the number of the issued ID certificate.
(3) The municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence or the matrix office to which the citizen has surrendered his identity card pursuant to § 14 (1) (d) or § 15 shall, mutatis mutandis, fulfil the obligations referred to in paragraph 2.
(4) The municipal authority of the municipality with extended jurisdiction or the matrix office to which the loss, theft, damage or destruction of the identity card has been declared shall issue to the holder a certificate of identity card and shall immediately notify that fact, including, where appropriate, the name, surname, date and place of birth, the address of the holder's permanent residence and the number of the certificate issued to him, to the municipal authority of the municipality with extended scope responsible for issuing the identity card.
(5) If the holder notifies the police of the theft of the identity card, the police shall issue a certificate of identity card and notify it without delay, including, where appropriate, the name, surname, date and place of birth, the address of the holder's permanent residence and the number of the certificate issued to him, to the municipal authority of the municipality with extended jurisdiction responsible for issuing the identity card.
(6) The provisions of paragraph 2 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the procedure of the police to which a card has been issued pursuant to Paragraph 15 (1).
TRANSFERS
(1) A natural person commits an offence by:
(a) infringes the obligation to have an identity card pursuant to Article 2 (3);
(b) infringes the obligation to protect the identity card against loss, theft, damage, destruction or abuse;
(c) not apply for a new identity card in the cases referred to in Paragraph 14 (1) (c);
(d) he / she shall not take his / her identity card in person after repeated notice,
(e) shall not immediately report any damage, destruction, loss, theft or misuse of the identity card;
(f) infringes the prohibition to carry out entries, changes or corrections in the identity card, in the certificate of identity card, in the certificate of change in the place of residence or in the certificate of change in the data entered in the identity card;
(g) even after repeated calls, it shall not provide evidence of the data contained in the application;
(h) within the legal period laid down by law, it fails to comply with the obligation to exchange its identity card without machine-readable data (§ 24 (2));
(i) intentionally destroy, damage, alienate or misuse the identity card or certificate;
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Full text of Act No. 379 / 2008 Coll., Act No. 328 / 1999 Coll., on Civil Documents, as resulting from subsequent amendments |
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| Regulation Type | Declared full text |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 20.10.2008 |
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| Effective from | - |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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