What is Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll.?

Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll., on hunting — Law on hunting.

When it became Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll. effectiveness?

Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll. became effective 01.07.2002.

Is Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll. still valid?

Yes, Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll. is still valid and effective.

How many times was it Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll. amended?

Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll. has 26 time versions of the text.

Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll. - Law on hunting

449

THE LAW

of 27 November 2001

on hunting

Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:

ČÁST PRVNÍ

GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 1

Subject matter and purpose of the adjustment

(1) This Act provides for:

(a) the breeding and conservation of wild game species in the Czech Republic;

(b) exceptional holding of game in captivity;

(c) the import and export of live game;

(d) imports and discharges of animals not yet living in the Czech Republic;

(e) the production and use of hunitebes;

(f) the status and legal circumstances of the company;

(g) the protection of hunting,

(h) use of hunting grounds and improvement of animal welfare;

(i) the control of animal stocks, the conduct of game hunting, including game hunting on non-ferrous land;

(j) conditions for the killing of non-animal animals and requiring regulation (the "animal requiring control");

(k) compensation for the damage caused by the game and in the pursuit of hunting, as well as compensation for the damage caused by the game and hunting equipment;

(l) control of game caught;

(m) the exercise of state control, supervision and administrative penalties for non-compliance or non-compliance;

n) State aid to maintain the historical and cultural level and traditions of Czech hunting.

(2) This law does not apply to animals of animal species kept in recognised farm farms and considered to be farmed animals (1), (2)

§ 2

Definition of terms

For the purposes of this Act:

(a) a set of activities carried out in nature in relation to wild game as part of an ecosystem and a federal activity aimed at maintaining and developing hunting traditions and customs as part of the Czech national cultural heritage;

(b) game of renewable natural wealth represented by populations of species of wild fauna referred to in points (c) and (d);

(c) species of game which cannot be fished under international agreements by which the Czech Republic is bound and which have been declared in the Collection of Laws and International Treaties or in a previous similar collection, (3) or species of game which are specially protected animals under special legislation4) and have not been authorised to fish under the following rules:

- mammals: European beaver (Castor fiber), wild cat (Felis silvestris), European moose (Alces alces), brown bear (Ursus arctos), lynx (Lynx lynx), steppic deer (Mustela eversmannia), Eurasian wolf (Canis lupus), river otter (Lutra lutra),

- birds: blue (Anas queredula), common (Anas crecca), wild raven (Corvus frugilegus), wild pigeon (Columba oenas), wild crane (Bonasa bonasia), wild hawk (Accipiter gentilis), wild cana (Buteo buteo), wild cana (Buteo perdix), wild clove (Accipiter nisus), wild carp (Corvus corax), wild cress (Coturnix perdix)

(d) game species which may be managed by hunting:

- mammals: spotted deer (Dama dama), European deer (Cervus elaphus), white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus), wild badger (Meles meles), mountain kuna (Rupicapra rupicapra), wild fox (Capra aegagrus), wild rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus), wild kuna (Martes martes), redfish (Martes foina), Japanese fox (Cervus nippon nippon nippon), wild rabbit (Ovis musimon), wild pig (Sus scrofa), Sika Dybowski (Cervus nippon dybowskii),

- birds: pheasant (Syrmaticus reevesii), pheasant (Phafianus colchicus), wild dove (Streptopelia decaocto), wild pigeon (Columba palumbus), white goose (Anser albifrons), wild goose (Anser fabalis), wild goose (Anser anser), wild duck (Anas platyrhynchus), wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo), black lyska (Aythya afra), mountain orbia (Alictoris graeca), pearl (Numida meleagris), polka chocholac (Aythya flaligula), pola (Aythya pherina),

(e) non-hospitable land land land within the border of the concurrently built territory of the municipality, such as square, baits, marketplace, street, courtyard, roads, playground and parks, except agricultural or forest land outside that territory, land built, orchards, gardens and nurseries properly fenced, fenced land used for farm animal husbandry, (1), (2) track circumference, motorways, roads, airports with reinforced areas, public and non-public burial sites, and land declared non-economic by a decision of the State authority of hunting,

(f) non-domestic parcels all the parcels listed in (e);

(g) continuous hunting grounds of such hunting grounds, if they can be reached from one to the other without exceeding the foreign land; the narrow land lanes do not break that link, but if it lies in a longitudinal direction, they do not establish a link between the land connected by them; motorways, motorways of the motorway type, dams and airports with reinforced areas are not considered as such lanes,

(h) the right of hunting to protect the sum of the rights and obligations of the game, to conduct, to hunt, to take possession of the hunted or found dead game, its development stages and antlers, as well as to use to the extent necessary the hunting grounds;

(i) by hunting a set of continuous hunting grounds of one or more owners as defined in the decision of the State Hunting Authority in which the right of hunting can be exercised under this law;

(j) the field of the type of hunting with conditions for intensive game rearing with a perimeter permanently and perfectly fenced or otherwise adapted in such a way that the game rearing cannot be freely removed from the field;

(k) the pheasant part of the chase in which the conditions for intensive breeding of pheasants are appropriate; the decree sets out how these conditions are to be assessed and the procedure for defining the part of the chase as pheasant,

(l) the degree of maintenance of the pursuit by the quality class; it is based on natural conditions in the chase and is determined by the authority of the state authority of hunting in cooperation with the authorities of the state administration of forests, agriculture and nature protection, whenever conditions for hunting are changed;

(m) by the holder of the hunt, the person recognised by the decision of the State Hunting Authority;

(n) by the user of the chase, if he uses the chase himself or by the person who rented the hunt;

(o) for the purposes of this Act, a legal person who has been established or constituted for the exercise of the State's property rights and other property rights on State-owned land shall be considered to be the owner of the property;

(p) an animal requiring the control of animals the species of which is defined by implementing legislation.

ČÁST DRUHÁ

TRADE AND VERIFICATION TEST

§ 3

Farm principles

(1) In order to preserve all species of game in nature, the authorities of the State Administration of Hunting take the necessary measures. In doing so, support and protection shall be provided to the geographical origin of the game. Animal husbandry means professional interventions which pursue certain defined biological objectives, maintain a balance between cloven-hoofed animal states and the environment, maintain the natural quality of the game's gene pool, target an increase in animal breeding quality and adjust game stocks to an optimal state.

(2) The wannabe holder and, in the case of his hire, the wannabe tenant (hereinafter referred to as "wannabe user") is obliged to ensure the breeding of game within the range between the minimum and the normalised animal condition specified in the decision of the hunting authority on the recognition of hunting. A minimum animal condition is a condition in which the species is not threatened by existence and its population density ensures biological reproduction of the species. The standard condition shall be the maximum permissible spring condition corresponding to the quality of the animal environment and the maintenance of the hunting; indicate both the required sex ratio and the age composition of the game and the coefficient of expected production within the grade of hunting.

(3) The standardised game stocks are also indicated for the areas of game farming, which, on the proposal of one or more hunting holders, is defined by a decision of the State Hunting Authority. The area of game rearing shall be a continuous area consisting of a set of hunitebes with approximately the same natural conditions for animals and intended for the rearing of a species of cloven-hoofed game, with the exception of venison, deer and wild boar, or its local population or subspecies or geographical race, or for rare species of game (grouse, tetrage, crane) or endangered species of game. In the case of hunts intended for the breeding of those species of cloven-hoofed game, the whole area of the game shall be within that area. The establishment of a farming area shall not lead to an increase in the ecological burden on the territory concerned.

(4) The Decree provides for the method of determining the minimum and standard state of game, the classification of hunting or parts thereof in quality classes.

§ 4

Restrictions on the conservation of game species

(1) The Authority may, for reasons of general interest, restrict the usual use of hunting, lay down its conditions or issue instructions for hunting in such hunting.

(2) Imports and exports of live game and its development stages may be carried out only with the consent of the State Hunting Authority under the conditions laid down therein. In order to import and discharge non-indigenous species 37) animals for the purpose of hunting farming, the authorisation of the nature conservation authority under the Nature and Lands38) and compliance with veterinary regulations5) is also necessary. In the consent to import and discharge of the non-indigenous species, the authority of the State of hunting shall determine the conditions for hunting management of that species.

§ 5

Prohibitions provided for the conservation of game species

(1) In order to preserve game species, it is prohibited to:

(a) release into the hunting grounds an individual of the species of game kept in farmed breeding, 1), 2) or their offspring;

(b) the release into the hunting grounds of animals and animals obtained by crossing between the species of animals and between species of livestock;

(c) the release into the hunting grounds of animals kept captive; the exemption from this prohibition may be authorised by the State Nature Protection Authority,

(d) to introduce other types of game in hunting without the prior consent of the State Hunting Authority after the expression of the State Nature Protection Authority.

(2) Only the hunter can release the game into the chase; another person only with his consent. Animals may be released only with the consent of the authorities of the State Administration of Hunting, Forestry and Nature Protection for the given hunting, unless the release of the game after the exemption provided for in paragraph 1 is concerned. (c) or after the authorisation referred to in paragraph 1 (d) or after the authorisation issued on importation of game or from established intensive game farms.

§ 6

Breeding shows

(1) For the evaluation of the quality of the game kept and the control of the game hunted, the authorities of hunting in their territorial districts, or in the field of game farming, are entitled to decide each year on the holding of the breeding show with trophies and to set up an evaluation committee. The holding of a breeding show can be entrusted to a hunting organization. 6) On the holding of the breeding show and its organisation, the users of the hunting grounds are aware of the usual way in the place. Trophy means horns, antlers and antlers, horns and antlers, including the skull separated from the first cervical vertebrae, weapons in the wild pig, skulls and skin of some clams.

(2) For the evaluation of significant trophies (trophies that exceed the medal points in accordance with the International Hunting Organisation methodology, deer 215 b., sika japanese 260 b., sika Dybowski 400 b., taxes 190 b., deer 140 b., deer 300 b., muflon 225 b., kamězek 110 b., koumu 125 b.) and evaluation at national exhibitions or exhibitions with international participation, the Central Authority of the State Administration of Hunting shall establish a central evaluation committee and assign some hunting organisation6) to keep records of significant trophies of the Czech Republic.

(3) Prior to export of a significant trophy abroad, the trophy must be evaluated by at least one member of the central evaluation committee, the evaluation table and the photo documentation of the trophy taken. The evaluation table shall be submitted to the customs office when placed under the customs export procedure.

§ 7

Animal husbandry

(1) Animal husbandry is only possible with the consent of the State Hunting Authority. The applicant shall submit the opinion of the veterinary authorities (5) and the animal protection authorities (7) on the proposed breeding conditions to the application for consent. There is no need for consent when it comes to the breeding of game in a zoo established by a municipality or region or when it comes to the possession and breeding of hunting predators. The breeding of game in captivity shall not be considered to be a tame breeding or semi-breeding of game carried out for the purposes of game restocking, care of injured animals carried out by the user of the hunt for the necessary period of time, rescue and care stations for injured animals established under the rules on nature conservation. 8) Rescue of specially protected animals and the care of injured animals, if they are animals, may only be carried out in facilities approved by the State's hunting authority. The release of individuals from these facilities into the chase may be carried out only after consultation with the State Hunting Authority and with the knowledge of the holder and user of the hunt.

(2) The temporary holding of a common fox in captivity for the purpose of training dogs of hunting breeds shall require the consent of the State Administration of Hunting and the Animal Protection Authority, which may lay down the conditions for the performance of this activity.

ČÁST TŘETÍ

PROTECTION OF MIND AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE LIVE CONDITIONS OF VERIFICATION

HLAVA I

PROTECTION OF MIND

§ 8

Basic obligations

(1) Hunting protection means the protection of animals against adverse environmental effects, infectious diseases, harmful human interference and free-to-air domestic animals; the protection of animal living conditions, the protection of hunting and hunting facilities.

(2) Anyone entering into the countryside must act in such a way as to avoid unnecessary threat or injury to animals and damage to their living conditions.

§ 9

Restrictions and prohibitions for protection

(1) It shall be prohibited to startle game by any means other than measures to prevent damage caused by game and permitted fishing practices. In addition, it is prohibited to disturb game nesting and laying of pups and to carry out further negative activities on the life of animals as wild animals, as far as they are not land management or hunting activities as part of the landscape.

(2) It is also prohibited to damage or destroy herring, seedlings, feeding, watching and hunting equipment and other hunting equipment. For their construction and location, prior consent of the owner of the hunting grounds is required. If none of the owners of hunting grounds in the chase so agree, the authority of the State Administration of Hunting shall decide on the location of the salt, water or animal feeding facilities. This is without prejudice to the provisions of the building law.

(3) At the request of the user of the hunt, the authority of the State Administration of Hunting, in particular at the time of nesting, laying, rearing or carrying out the hunt, may impose an appropriate restriction or ban on entry into or parts of the chase, restrictions on riding by horses and towing dogs and restrictions on other sports or interest activities. These measures do not apply to the economic activity of owners or, where appropriate, charterers of land.

(4) The State Hunting Authority cooperates with other government bodies to which both legal and natural persons are obliged to notify the holding of mass events in nature, 10) and communicates to those authorities the requirements needed to protect animals and their living conditions.

§ 10

Obligations of owners of domestic, livestock and land owners

(1) It shall be prohibited for owners of domestic animals, including pet animals and farmed animals, to have them loose in the chase outside the influence of their owner or manager.

(2) In the course of the management of the land, its grazing and the like, owners or landowners shall be required to ensure that the animals are not injured or killed; This shall be without prejudice to the provisions of the rules on the protection of animals against abuse. (7) The provisions of the special legislation on game protection in land management are without prejudice. 11)

(3) In order to avoid animal damage in the management of mountain parcels, they are required to:

(a) owners or, where appropriate, tenants of hunting grounds, notify the user in advance of the time and place of carrying out the agricultural work at night, forage cutting and use of plant protection chemicals;

(b) operators of forage grinders shall use effective game scavengers and, where possible, carry out harvesting operations so that the animals are pushed from the centre of the harvested parcel to the edge;

(c) operators of silage pits and crackers shall implement measures against the unwanted animal approach.

§ 11

Obligations and permissions of wanking users

(1) In order to protect the game, field hunting users shall be required to take care of the setting up of straws and other suitable shelters for game and forest hunting users to set up field hunting areas on land on which the owner or, where appropriate, the operator of the hunting grounds permits them in writing at their request; the owner or, where applicable, the lessee of forest land may authorise such activity only if the forest rules are complied with. 12)

(2) After notification by owners or tenants of hunting grounds pursuant to Article 10 (3) (a), users of the hunting grounds shall be obliged to take the necessary measures to save game.

(3) Honitebs' users are required to carry out available and adequate measures to rescue game during an emergency period, especially in connection with floods, floods, forest fires and extremely high snow cover.

(4) The user of the hunt is obliged to operate feeders, dregs, saltwater and water and to feed the animals properly in times of need. The numbers and volumes of these facilities shall be indicated in the hunting plan and in the annual statistical return on hunting.

(5) If the authority of the State Administration of Hunting finds that the game is suffering from hunger and if the user does not negotiate immediate redress after the call of the State Administration of Hunting, that authority shall decide on feeding the game to the user's cargo. The appeal brought against this Decision shall not have suspensory effect. 13)

(6) Users of hunting sites shall be obliged to discuss at least 7 days in advance the activities which may restrict the management of such parcels with owners or tenants of hunting grounds operating on such parcels.

(7) The user of the hunt is entitled to kill animals requiring regulation in hunting farming.

HLAVA II

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§ 12

Provisions of hunting guard

(1) The user of the hunt is obliged to propose for each 500 ha chase to the state authority the provisions of one hunting guard. The application for the provision of hunting guards shall be submitted within 30 days of the conclusion of the contract for the hire of a chase or within 30 days of the date on which the user of the hunt was notified by the authority of the hunting authority of the abolition of the hunting guard provisions; in the case of the use of a wannabe on its own account, the application shall be submitted within 30 days of the date on which the decision to recognise a wannabe becomes final.

(2) The Thessaloniki Guard provides for a 10-year term for a State hunting authority; a repeated provision is possible. The proposal shall contain the written consent of the person proposed for the provision of hunting guards. If a user fails to comply with the obligation referred to in paragraph 1, the hunting guard may establish a State hunting authority and inform the hunting user accordingly.

(3) A natural person who:

(a) is over 21 years of age;

(b) is resident in the Czech Republic,

(c) it is fair and fair,

(d) has legal capacity;

(e) is physically and medically fit for the function of hunting guard;

f) has demonstrated knowledge of the rights and obligations of hunting guards under this law and knowledge of the related regulations;

(g) she made a promise to the following text: "I promise that as a hunting guard, I will most carefully and conscientiously perform my duties in the exercise of the protection of hunting activity, that I will comply with the legislation in the performance of this activity and do not exceed the authority of the hunting guard."

h) has a valid hunting ticket and a valid weapons permit and is insured (§ 48);

(i) have given written consent to the provision.

(4) Under this law, anyone who has been convicted of an intentional crime or found guilty of committing an offence on a hunting ground shall not be regarded as righteous. 14) or to whom a fine has been imposed under this law.

(5) In order to assess the integrity of a person, the authority of the State Administration of Hunting shall request the issuing of a copy of the Register of Penalties. 15) When assessing the integrity of a criminal offence, it shall not be taken into account to eliminate a conviction under a special law. 16) A request for a copy from the Register of Penalties and a copy from the Register of Penalties shall be sent in electronic form in a way that allows remote access.

(6) Before the provision, the Authority will examine the knowledge of the proposed person referred to in paragraph 3 (f) and accept its promise under paragraph 3 (g). The provisions of the hunting guard shall be implemented by issuing a service badge with a State emblem and a hunting guard card indicating its duration and scope. The area of competence of hunting guards is defined by hunting.

(7) The Muse Guard shall notify the authority which appointed it of any change to the conditions referred to in paragraph 3 within 30 days of the occurrence of the change.

(8) The decree sets out the model of the service badge with a state emblem, the model of the hunting guard card and details of the assumptions for the performance of the hunting guard function and their verification.

§ 13

Repeal of provisions by hunting guards

(1) The provisions of the hunting guard cease

(a) the end of the period for which the hunting guard card was issued;

(b) the termination of the lease of the horse chase with the person appointed on the basis of the lessee's proposal;

(c) death of hunting guards,

(d) by delivery of a notice from the hunting guard to the authority of the State Hunting Authority of termination of office; or

(e) the repeal of the provision by the State Administration of Hunting.

(2) The hunting authority shall abolish the provisions of the hunting guard when a person has ceased to perform this function or has ceased to fulfil the conditions laid down in Article 12 (3) or it is established that it has been established on the basis of incorrect or false data. The authority of the State Hunting Authority may also withdraw the provisions of the Hunting Guard on the basis of a request from a wanton user or on its own initiative if the Hunting Guard has infringed this law in the performance of its duties.

(3) A person whose provisions of the hunting guard have ceased to exist pursuant to paragraph 1 (a), (b), (d) or (e) shall be required to immediately surrender the service badge and the hunting guard's card to the authority of the hunting authority which appointed it to the hunting guard. In the event that the provision has been terminated pursuant to paragraph 1 (c), that obligation shall pass on to the heir or, where appropriate, to another person who has a service badge and a hunting guard card in his possession.

§ 14

Authorisation of hunting guards

(1) The hunting guard is entitled

(a) require persons who are in a chase with a firearm or with other hunting equipment, the presentation of a hunting ticket, a hunting permit and a compulsory insurance certificate, or any other licence by which the name, surname, date of birth and place of permanent or temporary residence can be demonstrated;

(b) stop and inspect in wander17) in wanders17) in wanders17) in waning means of transport, including carried baggage, where there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that they are transporting or containing illegally acquired game and to that end require the production of a proof of the acquisition of game;

(c) to detain a person caught in a chase or other activity prohibited by this law, or a person caught in a chase with prohibited hunting equipment or a firearm, unless it is a person authorised under special legislation to hold a firearm on hunting grounds and without delay summon an authority of the police of the Czech Republic ("police"),

(d) withdraw the firearms or prohibited hunting equipment, caught, caught or transported, and, where appropriate, the hunting dog and ferret, and recognise them from the chase; to make an official record of the withdrawal of the case and to issue a withdrawal certificate to the person to whom the case has been withdrawn or to surrender the prohibited hunting equipment to the police authority without delay; the persons referred to in points (a) to (d) shall comply with, or comply with, the calls or acts referred to therein;

(e) to kill stray dogs in hunting, which, apart from the influence of their leader, follow animals at more than 200 m from the nearest residential property; if the property is situated on a fenced plot, the distance from the fencing shall be calculated. This authorisation shall not apply to sheepdogs and hunting breeds, to blind dogs, medical, rescue and service dogs; kill cats in a chase at more than 200 m from the nearest residential property; if the property is situated on a fenced plot, the distance from the fencing shall be calculated;

(f) kill animals requiring regulation;

(g) after prior notification to the competent local authority, kill wild farmed animals and wild wild animals from farmed game farms at a distance of more than 200 m from the non-domestic land on which farmed animals are kept;

(h) require the assistance or synergy of the police authorities or, where appropriate, of the municipal police, if they cannot carry out their duties by themselves and by means;

(i) discuss offences under this law by an on-the-spot order;

(j) enter the hunting grounds to the extent strictly necessary for the performance of the duties.

(2) The hunting guard who killed a dog or cat, a wild farm animal or a marked farmed animal shall immediately inform its owner, if known, and inform it of the place of killing and, where appropriate, accompany it to that place.

(3) The inspection of means of transport and baggage referred to in paragraph 1 must not pursue any interest other than to establish whether there is any illegal game in such means and baggage.

(4) The Muse Guard is entitled to carry a weapon visibly in his activities.

§ 15

Obligations of hunting guards

(1) In the course of its activities, the Muse Guard shall:

a) Prove with a hunting guard card and wear a service badge;

(b) to ensure compliance with the obligations relating to the protection of hunting,

(c) to notify the promptly identified defects, deficiencies and damage, depending on their nature, to the user of the chase or to the authority which appointed it and, where appropriate, to the police or the competent authorities of the administration in urgent cases.

(2) The hunting guard is required to provide a hunting guard card and a service badge against misuse, loss and theft; any such facts shall be immediately notified to the authority which issued the card and badge.

§ 16

Liability for damage caused

(1) The State is responsible for the damage to the person who provided assistance to the hunting guard at his or her request or with his or her knowledge (the injured party). The State may waive this liability only if it is liable to damage it intentionally. If the injured party has suffered injury or death, the extent and amount of compensation shall be determined in accordance with the rules on compensation for accidents at work. The damage to the injured party in connection with the provision of such assistance shall be caused by the actual damage, by stating in the previous situation; where this is not possible or expedient, it shall be paid in cash. The injured party may also be granted compensation for the costs of acquiring a new case by compensation for the injured party.

(2) The State is also responsible for the damage caused by the person in connection with the assistance provided to the hunting guard.

(3) The State shall, mutatis mutandis, in accordance with paragraph 1, also be liable for damage caused to the hunting guard in connection with the performance of his or her duties and for damage caused by the hunting guard in connection with the performance of his or her duties, unless such damage is caused by a person who, by his or her infringement, has caused a legitimate and proportionate action.

(4) The compensation for damage to the State is provided by the State's hunting authority, which the hunting guard has established.

ČÁST ČTVRTÁ

TRANSPORT AND USE OF HONITERES

HLAVA I

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§ 17

General principles for handjob creation

(1) Hunting can only be operated within a recognised chase.

(2) The hunt consists of continuous hunting grounds. For reasons of security or military or of the owner's interest, the authority of the State Administration of Hunting shall declare both non-profit-making land and land other than those referred to in Article 2 (e), either on its own initiative or at the request of the owner.

(3) If the ground for which it has been declared to be unchaste, the authority of the State authority of hunting shall, on the application of the owner of the land or on its own initiative and in agreement with the owner of the land, declare that land to be chaste. On the date of the decision on the declaration of the land for hire, the land becomes part of the hunting ground on whose territory it lies or with which it has the longest common border.

(4) In the production of hunitebes, the boundaries of the cadastral territories, territorial districts of municipalities or regions shall not be taken into account. The hunting boundaries should, as far as possible, be covered with clear land borders (e.g. watercourses, roads, roads).

(5) The hunting grounds forming a chase must be related. However, land which otherwise meets the concept of a link cannot be included in a single chase if it constitutes or constitutes a danger to the movement of game, such as motorways, motorways of the motorway type, dams and airfields with a reinforced area.

(6) When forming a chase, account must be taken of their shape. It is not possible to create or recognise a chase, which is in the form of a narrow land lane in the widest area only 500 m wide, even if it would achieve a minimum area. This provision does not apply to the marginal parts of the chase. In the same way, it is necessary to prevent the creation of a chase border which would form the interface between agricultural and forest land. For this purpose, the setting of the hunting boundaries shall be carried out in exchange for, or by assigning, hunting grounds.

(7) The minimum area of the chase shall be determined for the 50 ha field, for the other 500 ha.

§ 18

Recognition of hunting

(1) The application for recognition of a hunting suit is submitted by the owner of the hunting grounds or by the preparatory committee of the hunting community (§ 19 (4)) to the State hunting authority. If the proposal complies with the conditions laid down in Article 17 of this Act, the state authority of hunting must give a decision on the recognition of hunting.

(2) The application for recognition of own hunting grounds may be made by the owner of continuous hunting grounds which satisfy the conditions set out in Paragraph 17.

(3) The owner of the hunting grounds may, together with the other owners of the hunting grounds, establish a hunting collective which, subject to the conditions set out in Article 17, may then submit a proposal for the recognition of the hunting grounds.

(4) The appellant may request that additional continuous afforestation of other owners be added to the land for which the minimum measures are taken, indicating the reasons for the affiliation. If it has agreed to be associated with those owners, it shall attach this Agreement to the proposal. If the applicants of future neighboring hunts agree to exchange hunting grounds which may not be the same in their territory, they shall submit such an agreement on proposals. If the affiliation is carried out by a government authority on its own initiative, it may only be done with the consent of the wanker. The total amount of exchanges and allocations to be made to balance borders shall not exceed 10% of the area of the applicant's own hunting grounds.

(5) The proposal for recognition of the field is accompanied by studies on the suitability of natural and other conditions for intensive breeding of a given species of game, the project for the breeding and construction of the necessary facilities and the expression of veterinary authorities (5) and the animal protection offices7) to the proposed breeding conditions. The same applies to a proposal for recognition of or modification of a chase, if required simultaneously or retrospectively to create pheasants in its perimeter.

(6) The application for recognition of a chase shall be accompanied by the appellant's information on the ownership of the hunting grounds, including a map drawing of the hunting boundaries on a map ensuring an accurate differentiation of the hunting boundaries and the design of the game species and their minimum and standardised status.

HLAVA II

HONEBIC COMPANY

§ 19

Establishment of a society of hospitality

(1) The company is a legal entity established under this law,

(a) only owners or co-owners (hereinafter referred to as "owners") of continuous hunting grounds whose total area is equal to the area required by this Act for the creation of a social chase; and

(b) which provides for the exercise of the right of hunting or for the lease of social hunting under this law.

(2) The company must not engage in business on its own behalf, 19) it must not participate in the business of other persons and it must not establish organisational units.

Date of Promulgation	31.12.2001
Effective from	01.07.2002
Effective until	-
Status	Valid

Act No. 449 / 2001 Coll.

Law on hunting

Contents

ČÁST PRVNÍ

§ 1

§ 2

ČÁST DRUHÁ

§ 3

§ 4

§ 5

§ 6

§ 7

ČÁST TŘETÍ

HLAVA I

§ 8

§ 9

§ 10

§ 11

HLAVA II

§ 12

§ 13

§ 14

§ 15

§ 16

ČÁST ČTVRTÁ

HLAVA I

§ 17

§ 18

HLAVA II

§ 19

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