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435

PRESIDENT OF THE GOVERNMENT

Announces

The full text of Act No. 76 / 2002 Coll., on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control, on Integrated Pollution Register and on the amendment of certain Acts (Integrated Prevention Act), as follows from the amendments made by Act No. 521 / 2002 Coll., Act No. 437 / 2004 Coll., Act No. 695 / 2004 Coll., Act No. 444 / 2005 Coll. and Act No. 222 / 2006 Coll.

THE LAW

on integrated prevention

Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:

ČÁST PRVNÍ

HLAVA I

INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS

§ 1

Purpose and subject matter of the law

(1) The purpose of the Act is, in accordance with the law of the European Communities (1), to achieve a high level of environmental protection as a total2) by applying integrated pollution prevention and control arising from the activities listed in Annex 1 to that Act and by establishing and operating an integrated register of environmental pollution.

(2) This law

(a) lay down the obligations of the operators;

(b) it provides for the procedure for issuing an integrated authorisation;

(c) establish an integrated register of environmental pollution, establish a method of collecting and providing data on emissions and transfers of substances registered in that register;

(d) regulates the conditions for linking existing environmental information systems to an integrated environmental pollution register;

(e) determine the competence of public authorities under this law;

(f) it provides for an exchange of information on best available techniques;

(g) lay down penalties for infringements of the obligations laid down by this law.

(3) This law does not apply to:

(a) pollution caused by the introduction of radioactive substances (3) into the environment;

(b) discharges of radioactive substances into the environment and emission limits established for these substances under special legislation3);

(c) the treatment of genetically modified organisms according to a specific regulatory provision (4).

§ 2

Basic concepts

For the purposes of this Act:

(a) equipment of a stationary technical unit in which one or more of the industrial activities listed in Annex 1 to this Act are carried out and any other directly related activities which are technically related to the industrial activities listed in Annex 1 to this Act taking place at the site concerned and could affect emissions and pollution, not least to a stationary technical unit used for research, development and testing of new products and processes; a stationary technical unit not listed in Annex 1 to this Act shall also be considered as an installation if the operator of the installation requests an integrated permit for it,

(b) pollution by human activities directly or indirectly caused by the intrusion of substances, vibrations, noise, heat or other forms of non-ionising radiation into the air, water or soil which may be harmful to human or animal health or which may adversely affect the quality of the environment or cause damage to physical property or may reduce or prevent the use of environmental values which are protected by specific legislation5);

(c) emissions of direct or indirect discharges of substances, the spread of vibrations and radiations of noise, heat or other forms of non-ionising radiation from equipment to the environment;

(d) an emission limit of the maximum permissible emissions of pollutants expressed in quantities, concentrations, mass flow or other specific quantities which must not be exceeded during one or more time periods; emission limits may also be established for certain groups, species or categories of substances, in particular those listed in Annex 2 to this Act;

(e) the transfer of pollutants in waste or waste destined for disposal or recovery outside the boundaries of the establishment and of pollutants in waste waters intended for cleaning outside the establishment;

(f) by the best available techniques, the most effective and advanced stage in the development of technologies and activities and methods of their operation, showing the practical suitability of certain techniques proposed for prevention and, where this is not possible, to limit emissions and their environmental impacts;

1. techniques mean both the technology used and the way in which the equipment is designed, constructed, operated, maintained and disabled;

2. available techniques are techniques developed on a scale that allows the industry to be introduced in the relevant industry under economically and technically acceptable conditions, taking into account costs and benefits, where operators are available under reasonable conditions regardless of whether they are used or produced in the Czech Republic,

3. best is the most effective technique in terms of achieving a high level of environmental protection; when determining the best available technology, account shall be taken of the aspects listed in Annex 3 to this Act,

(g) by the environmental quality standard, a summary of the requirements established pursuant to specific legislation5) which the environment must meet at a given time and place;

(h) by an integrated authorisation of a decision laying down the conditions for the operation of the installation, including the operation of activities directly linked to the operation of the installation on the ground and which are issued instead of the decision, opinions, opinions and assents issued under specific environmental, public health and agricultural legislation, if these Regulations so permit (6);

(i) an integrated register of environmental pollution (hereinafter referred to as the integrated register of pollution) of the data database on selected substances, their transmission and emissions;

(j) a change in the operation of equipment, a change in the use, mode of operation or an extension of equipment which may have an effect on human health or the environment;

(k) the operator of the establishment is a legal person or a natural person who operates or will operate the establishment;

(l) a user-registered substance is a legal person or natural person operating a stationary technical or technological unit from which a substance registered in an integrated pollution register is produced in emissions or transfers;

(m) a substantial change in the operation of the equipment7a) a change in the operation of equipment which may have significant adverse effects on humans or the environment at the discretion of the administrative authority responsible locally for issuing the integrated permit (hereinafter referred to as "the Authority"); the change in the operation of the installation or the extension of the operation of the installation is always considered to be essential when the change or extension itself exceeds the thresholds set out in Annex 1 to this law.

HLAVA II

INTEGRATED AUTHORISATION

Procedure for issuing an integrated authorisation

§ 3

Application for an integrated authorisation

(1) An application for an integrated authorisation ("the application") is submitted to the Authority by the operator of the installation

(a) in electronic form; or

(b) paper and electronic.

The procedure for issuing an integrated authorisation shall be initiated on the date on which the application was received to the Office, in the case of the submission referred to in point (b), the date on which the application was received to the Office in paper form.

(2) In the case of submissions referred to in paragraph 1 (a), the Office may, in justified cases, in particular for technical reasons, request supporting documents in paper form. Such a request shall be communicated to the applicant within 20 days of the date of receipt of the request with a reasonable time and justification. The procedure for the issue of an integrated authorisation shall be suspended for the duration of this requirement.

(3) In the case of submissions referred to in paragraph 1 (b), the Office may, in justified cases, in particular for technical and economic reasons, waive the electronic form of map, image or graphic documents contained in the application.

(4) The Office shall verify, within 20 days of the date of receipt of the request, whether the application contains all the required particulars (Section 4). If the Authority does not invite the operator of the installation to complete the application within that period, the application shall contain all the required particulars. The Office may invite the operator of the installation to complete copies of the application in paper form or in electronic form on electronic means of data according to the number of parties to the proceedings and the administrative offices concerned.

(5) If, during the procedure, the Authority concludes that it is not possible to continue the procedure without further completion of the supporting documents, it shall invite the operator of the installation to supplement the supporting documents to which all parties must be informed. The Authority shall, in agreement with the operator of the installation, set a reasonable time limit for this addition. During the completion of the supporting documents, the integrated authorisation procedure shall be suspended.

(6) If it does not complete the application or complete the supporting documents within the time limits, the Authority shall suspend the procedure for issuing the integrated authorisation.

§ 4

Content of the application

(1) The application shall contain:

(a) the firm or the name or name and surname, registered office or place of business, identification number, if assigned, and, for an operator of an establishment registered in a commercial register or other register, an extract from the business register or other register, if the operator of the establishment is a legal person or a natural person who is an entrepreneur;

(b) name and surname, identity card number, if not issued, the number of the document replacing it, the address of the place of permanent residence or, where applicable, the address for delivery, if the operator of the establishment is a natural person who is not an entrepreneur;

(c) a description of the installation and its associated activities, identification of the location of the installation (municipality, cadastral territory, partition number, or name of the construction) or category of installation, if listed in Annex 1 to this Act;

(d) a brief summary of the information referred to in points (a) to (c), (e) to (l) and (p) in a generally understandable manner;

(e) a description of the raw materials and auxiliary materials, other substances and energy used or produced by the installation;

(f) a list and a description of the emission sources and a description of the other effects of the installation, their characteristics, environmental effects and expected emissions to individual environmental compartments;

(g) the characteristics of the state of the territory (in particular a description of the existing imitation situation) where the installation is or is intended to be located, including the definition of basic conflicts within the territory;

(h) a description of the technology and other techniques to prevent emissions and, where this is not possible, to limit pollution emissions;

(i) a description of the existing or planned measures to prevent the generation of waste, to adjust or recover waste produced by the installation;

(j) a description of the existing or envisaged measures for measuring and monitoring emissions emitted into the environment;

(k) comparison of existing or envisaged equipment with the best available techniques;

(l) a description of other planned measures to ensure the fulfilment of preventive obligations, such as energy efficiency, prevention of accidents (8), the elimination of risks of potential pollution of the environment and the threat to human health arising from an installation after its activity, as far as possible, as well as proposals for waste management plans, proposals for a major accident prevention programme and safety reports, or such documents already approved, in the case of installations listed in Annex 1 to this Act, or required by specific legislation9);

(m) a proposal for mandatory operating conditions and justification (Section 13);

(n) decisions, opinions, observations and assents which have been issued under specific legislation10) and supporting documents thereto, provided that they can replace the information referred to in this paragraph;

(o) the supporting documents required for the decision, opinions, observations and assents under specific legislation6) and the integrated authorisation to replace them if they are no longer contained in the particulars referred to in (a) to (n);

(p) an overview of any major variants of the technology verified by the operator of the equipment7a).

(2) The Authority and the competent administrative authorities are required to provide the operator of the installation, at his written request, with available information on the state of the environment in the territory concerned by the operation of the installation.

(3) The implementing act shall establish the model of the application, the scope and the manner in which it is completed.

§ 5

Professional support for state administration

The Ministry of the Environment shall provide professional support for the performance of the state administration in the field of integrated prevention through its controlled contribution organisation (hereinafter referred to as the Agency). At the same time, the Ministry of the Environment will extend the organisation's main activities in its establishment list in accordance with the first sentence and extend its organisation to include an integrated prevention unit.

§ 6

Professional person

(1) For the purposes of this Act, professional competence shall mean the assignment of a legal person or a natural person by the Ministry of the Environment to provide the expertise referred to in Article 11, by entry in the list of competent persons referred to in paragraph 2.

(2) The Ministry of the Environment shall, in agreement with the Ministry of Industry and Trade or the Ministry of Agriculture in accordance with their field of competence, enter, with an indication of the extent of professional competence in the List of competent persons, a legal person or a natural person who can demonstrate competence in accordance with paragraph 3 (hereinafter referred to as "competent person"). The Ministry of the Environment publishes the list of competent persons in the Ministry of the Environment Bulletin and on the public administration portal 11). There is no legal claim to be entered in the List of competent persons.

(3) The professional capacity of the legal person or natural person referred to in paragraph 1 shall be demonstrated by supporting documents

(a) a sufficient level of expertise;

(b) sufficient technical, administrative and organisational background;

(c) the necessary number of staff with professional experience, with appropriate higher education, knowledge and competence, if they are legal persons or professional experience in the field, corresponding to higher education, knowledge and competence, if they are natural persons.

(4) In particular, the competent person shall be obliged to carry out the activity to which he is responsible in order to avoid conflicts of interest, in particular, he shall not provide the statement referred to in Article 11 for an installation which he or she operates or is operated by a person controlled or controlling by him or her, or for an installation for which he or she has participated in the preparation of the application.

(5) The Ministry of the Environment shall always delete a competent person from the List of competent persons if that person:

(a) if it is a legal person, or dies or is declared dead, if it is a natural person,

(b) no more competence as referred to in paragraph 3; or

(c) breach repeatedly or seriously the obligation referred to in paragraph 4.

(6) A legal person may also provide the professional statements referred to in Article 11 on a temporary basis within the territory of the Czech Republic if he proves that:

(a) has been established under the law of another Member State of the European Union and has its registered office, central administration or principal place of business in the territory of another Member State of the European Union; and

(b) holds an authorisation to pursue an activity for which a competent person is entrusted under this law under the legislation of another Member State of the European Union.

(7) A natural person who is established in another Member State of the European Union may temporarily provide the professional observations referred to in Article 11, provided that he proves that:

(a) is a national of a Member State of the European Union; and

(b) holds an authorisation to pursue an activity for which a competent person is entrusted under this law under the legislation of another Member State of the European Union.

(8) Evidence of compliance with the conditions laid down in paragraph 6 (a) and (b) or paragraph 7 (a) and (b) must be provided to the Ministry of the Environment before the start of the activity referred to in paragraph 11. Paragraph 4 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the activities of such persons.

§ 7

Interested parties

(1) The parties to an integrated authorisation procedure are always:

(a) the operator of the installation;

(b) the municipality in whose territory the establishment is or is intended to be located;

(c) the region in whose territory the installation is or is intended to be located;

(d) civil associations, public utility companies, employers' associations or economic chambers whose activity is the promotion and protection of professional or public interests under special legislation12), municipalities or counties in whose territory such facilities may affect the environment, provided that they have made themselves known in writing to the Office within 8 days of the publication of a brief summary of the application data pursuant to § 8.

(2) A party shall also be deemed to be a party to proceedings (6), unless its status as a party is already defined in paragraph 1.

§ 8

Dispatch and publication of the application

(1) The Office shall, within 7 days of the date on which the application is found to be complete, send it for comments

(a) to the parties to the proceedings, except for the operator of the establishment making the request;

(b) to competent administrative authorities which exercise jurisdiction under specific legislation6) and whose administrative acts are replaced by the issue of an integrated authorisation;

(c) a State whose environment may be significantly adversely affected by the operation of an installation, hereinafter referred to as "the State concerned."

(2) The Office shall at the same time, within the time limit referred to in paragraph 1, on the public service portal (11), on its official plate and on the official plate of the municipality in whose territory the establishment is or is to be located, ensure that a brief summary of the information referred to in Article 4 (1) (d) is published and that, when and where the application can be consulted, extracts, copies or copies can be obtained thereof. The Office and the municipality shall post this information on the public administration portal and on their official boards for a period of 30 days. Any person may send his or her observations on the application to the Office within that period. In doubt, the date on which the Office published the application on the public service portal (11) shall be deemed to be the date on which publication begins.

(3) The Office will also forward a request to the State concerned for publication, acting in accordance with the international treaties by which the Czech Republic is bound.

(4) The Office is required to ensure the protection of business secrets, personal data and other data protected under specific legislation13), provided that such data are identified as protected in the application. In this way, the particulars referred to in Article 4 (1) (a), (b), (c), (d), (f) and (m) cannot be marked.

§ 9

Observations of competent administrative authorities and parties

(1) The competent administrative authority shall send the Authority its observations no later than 30 days after receipt of the request, which shall include, in particular, an evaluation of the draft mandatory conditions for the operation of the installation and, where appropriate, of the additional mandatory conditions it proposes to include in the integrated permit.

(2) The observations of the competent administrative authorities sent to the Office are not administrative decisions.

(3) The parties may send their observations to the Office within the time limit referred to in paragraph 1.

(4) The Authority does not take into account the comments sent after the deadline referred to in paragraph 1.

§ 10

State observations

If the State concerned requests to discuss its observations on the application, the Office shall proceed in accordance with the international treaties by which the Czech Republic is bound. For the duration of the examination of the application with the State concerned, the time limits for issuing the integrated authorisation provided for by this Act shall be extended.

§ 11

Expression of the competent person

(1) The Authority may request the processing of expert opinions on the application of the best available techniques or on the whole application to examine the application. Professional expression may be processed only by the competent person referred to in Article 6. The Office shall inform the parties thereof without delay.

(2) The competent person shall send the expert observations to the Office no later than 45 days from the date on which the request was received.

(3) The Office shall publish the statement of the competent person immediately upon receipt on its official record and on the public administration portal (11) for a period of 30 days.

§ 12

Oral hearing of the application

(1) The Office may, within 5 days of the expiry of the period referred to in Article 9 (1) or (3) or, in the case of the procedure referred to in Article 11 (1), within 5 days of the date of receipt of the expert's observations, order oral proceedings to be heard. The Office may invite, in addition to the parties to the proceedings, a competent person, a Czech environmental inspection (hereinafter referred to as "inspection ') and competent administrative authorities. The Office shall order oral proceedings whenever a party so requests.

(2) A party may request oral proceedings within the time limit for sending observations pursuant to Article 9 (1) and (3) or, in the case of a request for expert observations, within the time limit for sending them to the Office pursuant to Article 11 (2).

§ 13

Decision on the application

(1) The Authority shall decide on the application of the operator within 45 days of the expiry of the period referred to in Article 9 (1). Where the Office makes use of the procedure provided for in Article 11, the period for the decision on the application shall run from the date of receipt of the expert opinion. In more complex cases, the appeal authority (the competent authority) may, at the request of the Office, extend this period by 45 days.

(2) If, after examination of the application, the Authority finds that the operator's intention set out in its application does not comply with the requirements of this Act and the specific legislation6) or that the mandatory conditions proposed for the operation of the installation are not met for technical reasons, it shall reject the application for an integrated authorisation.

(3) Where the grounds for refusal referred to in paragraph 2 are not provided, the Office shall, on the basis of the results of the examination of the application, issue an integrated authorisation containing, in addition to the general requirements laid down in the administrative rules:

(a) the firm or name, or the name and surname, registered office or place of business, the identification number if it is assigned, if the operator of the establishment is a legal person or a natural person who is an entrepreneur;

(b) name and surname, identity card number, if not issued, the number of the document replacing it, permanent residence, if the operator of the establishment is a natural person who is not an entrepreneur;

(c) a description of the installation and its associated activities and a description of its location;

(d) the conditions of operation of the installation and the activities directly associated with it, as well as the procedures and measures to ensure that these conditions are met (hereinafter referred to as "mandatory operating conditions").

(4) Under the mandatory operating conditions referred to in paragraph 3 (d), the Authority shall establish:

(a) emission limits (§ 14);

(b) measures to eliminate risks of potential pollution of the environment and to endanger human health arising from an installation after the cessation of its activity, where such risk or threat to human health may occur;

(c) conditions ensuring the protection of human health and the environment in waste management;

(d) conditions ensuring the protection of human health, animals and the protection of the environment, in particular air, soil, forest, groundwater and surface water, nature and landscape;

(e) other specific conditions for the protection of human health and the environment which the Authority finds necessary with regard to local environmental conditions and the technical characteristics of the installation;

(f) measures for the efficient use of raw materials and energy;

(g) measures to prevent accidents (8) and to limit any consequences thereof;

(h) procedures or arrangements for operations relating to situations different from normal operating conditions (for example, putting equipment into service, equipment failures, short-term interruptions and definitive cessation of operation of equipment) in which risks to the environment or human health may arise;

(i) the method of monitoring emissions and transfers and, where appropriate, technical measures, including the specification of the measurement methodology, including its frequency, keeping monitoring records;

(j) measures to minimise the remote movement of pollution or pollution crossing national borders and to ensure a high level of protection of the environment as a whole;

(k) the procedure for assessing compliance with the conditions of the integrated authorisation, including the obligation to submit to the Authority the data required to verify compliance with the integrated authorisation.

(5) The justification for the integrated permit shall include the full settlement of the comments made on the application in the statements submitted pursuant to paragraphs 8 to 11. The Office shall include in the integrated authorisation the conditions set out in the opinion (s) of the competent public health authority which affect the interests protected under the Public Health Protection Act. The Authority shall include in the integrated authorisation the environmental protection requirements set out in the opinion on the environmental impact assessment under the Specific Legislation (14), where they are mentioned therein, or in the integrated authorisation, the reasons for which it did not do so or did so only partially.

(6) The mandatory operating conditions imposed by the Authority pursuant to paragraph 4 shall always include conditions, procedures and measures which would otherwise be laid down on the basis of specific legislations6) under which decisions, opinions, observations and assents which would be replaced by an integrated authorisation would be issued.

(7) The Ministry of the Environment shall send an appeal or a breakdown against the decision on the application and a copy of the application for an integrated authorisation, including that decision, to the Ministry of Industry and Trade or to the Ministry of Agriculture, according to their scope, to assess whether there has been an error in the application of the best available techniques in establishing binding operating conditions. The appeal or decomposition against the decision on the application shall be sent to the Ministry of Health, which shall address the appeal in terms of public health protection. Those central administrative offices shall send their observations within 15 days of receipt of the appeal or of the decomposition against the decision given. The Ministry of the Environment or the Minister of the Environment shall base its decisions on such observations when an appeal or breakdown is taken.

(8) The decision referred to in paragraph 2 or 3 shall be published by the Office on the public service portal for a period of 60 days within 5 days from the date of the acquisition of legal power (11) and shall be published on its official record on the date when and where the decision can be consulted. Where the application has been dealt with under Paragraph 10, the Authority shall inform the State concerned of the decision referred to in paragraph 2 or 3.

(9) The Regional Authority shall send these decisions to the Ministry of the Environment within 7 days of the date on which such decisions become legal.

Method of establishing mandatory operating conditions

§ 14

(1) The Authority shall establish emission limits for the pollutants listed in Annex 2 to this Act where they are discharged from installations and other emission limits to be established under other legislations6). The Authority may also set emission limits for other groups or categories of pollutants, vibrations, noise, heat or other forms of non-ionising radiation. Where the installation is subject to the provisions of special legislation 14a), the Authority shall set emission limits for these greenhouse gases only if it is necessary to prevent serious pollution at the point of operation.

(2) Emission limits for substances, vibrations, noise, heat or other forms of non-ionising radiation usually refer to the point where emissions are based on equipment. In the case of effluents into sewage, the Authority may take into account the cleaning effect of the sewage treatment plant when determining the emission limit of the installation concerned, provided that an equivalent level of environmental protection as total2 is guaranteed and that the result is not greater environmental pollution.

(3) When establishing binding operating conditions, in particular emission limits, the Authority shall base its use of the best available techniques on the aspects set out in Annex 3 to this Law, taking into account the technical characteristics of the installation, its location and local environmental conditions, without, however, prescribing the use of any specific method or technology. The emission limits thus determined shall not be less than the emission limits which would otherwise be established under the specific legislation6).

(4) The Authority may provide for exemptions from emission limits for a maximum period of six months if the operator of the installation plans to implement at this time measures (such as putting into service of the installation, short-term interruption or definitive cessation of operation of the installation) to reduce pollution.

§ 15

(1) The Authority, in an integrated authorisation, provides for an operator of an installation which cannot reach an environmental quality standard using the best available techniques, an obligation to implement additional conditions to meet the environmental quality standard, such as conditions limiting the operation of the installation at a certain time of day.

(2) In an integrated authorisation, where the environmental quality standard is milder than the requirements normally achieved using the best available techniques, the Authority sets binding operating conditions to match the possibilities of using the best available techniques.

(3) Where one of the requirements of the environmental quality standard can only be met under local conditions if the Authority does not comply with another requirement of the environmental quality standard, it may take this into account in an integrated authorisation, provided that the purpose of this law is achieved under Paragraph 1.

§ 16

Basic obligations of the operator

(1) The operator of the installation shall:

(a) operate an installation in accordance with an integrated authorisation granted under this law;

(b) report to the Authority a planned change in the operation of the installation;

(c) cooperate with the competent administrative authorities in checking compliance with the conditions of the integrated authorisation;

(d) report to the Authority without delay any emergency situations, equipment accidents and emergency releases 8) pollutants from the facility to the environment;

(e) keep a record of data on compliance with the mandatory conditions of operation of the integrated permit, in the manner and in the form laid down by the implementing legislation.

(2) The operator of the installation may not operate the installation without a valid integrated permit. This is without prejudice to the provisions of Sections 42 to 44.

§ 17

The rights and obligations of the integrated permit shall be transferred to and binding on the legal successor of the operator. The legal successor shall notify the transfer of the Authority's integrated authorisation within 10 days of the effective date of the transfer or transfer of rights and obligations under the special legislature13).

§ 18

Review of compliance with the mandatory conditions of the integrated authorisation

(1) The Authority shall review at least every 8 years whether circumstances have changed which may lead to a change in the mandatory conditions of the integrated authorisation.

(2) The Authority will always review the binding terms of the integrated authorisation,

(a) consider that there has been a serious breach of the terms of the integrated permit;

(b) if such a change has taken place in the best available techniques, which will allow a significant reduction in emissions without incurring economically unacceptable costs of introducing them;

(c) if it finds that the operational safety of the process or operation of the installation requires other techniques to be used;

(d) if the change in emission limits or environmental quality standards required by other legislation6); or

(e) where environmental pollution resulting from the operation of the installation is so significant that it is significantly above and cannot be approached other than by changing the mandatory operating conditions of the installation.

(3) The Authority may carry out a review of the mandatory conditions of the integrated authorisation following the notification of a change in the operation of the installation.

(4) The examination of the mandatory conditions of the integrated permit shall be carried out by an inspection at the site of operation of the installation or by a review of the supporting documents submitted by the operator.

(5) The Authority shall immediately inform the inspection and the Regional Health Station of the reviews carried out.

(6) The Act on State Control shall apply to the exercise of the review activity, unless otherwise specified in that Act (13a).

Citation	Full version of Act No. 435 / 2006 Coll., Act No. 76 / 2002 Coll., on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control, on Integrated Pollution Register and on the Amendment of Certain Acts (Integrated Prevention Act), as resulting from subsequent amendments
Regulation Type	Declared full text
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Date of Promulgation	11.09.2006
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Full text of Act No. 435 / 2006 Coll.

Full version of Act No. 76 / 2002 Coll., on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control, on Integrated Pollution Register and on the Amendment of Certain Acts (Integrated Prevention Act), as resulting from subsequent amendments

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