Act No. 53 / 1966 Coll.
Law on the Protection of the Agricultural Soil Fund
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53
THE LAW
of 30 June 1966
on the protection of the agricultural land fund
The National Assembly of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic decided on this law:
Agricultural Soil Fund
(1) The Agricultural Soil Fund is the basic natural wealth of our country, an irreplaceable means of production to achieve self-sufficiency in the production of basic food and is one of the main environmental components. Protection of the agricultural land fund, its enhancement, exploitation and expansion are among the leading tasks of our socialist society.
(2) The agricultural holding fund is the agricultural land managed (arable land, hops, vineyards, gardens, fruit plantations, meadows, pasture) and the land which has been and is to continue to be cultivated but is not temporarily cultivated.
(3) The agricultural soil fund also includes land which, although not directly serving agricultural production, is indispensable to it, such as field roads, land with facilities relevant to field irrigation, water tanks and ponds, necessary for agricultural production, dam for protection against contamination or flood, protection terraces against erosion, etc.
(4) The fact that it is part of an agricultural land fund pursuant to paragraphs 2 and 3 shall be decided in doubt by the protection authority of the agricultural land fund.
Expansion of the agricultural land fund, its use for agricultural production and changes in crops within the fund
Extension of the agricultural land fund
(1) The authorities of the protection of the agricultural land fund, in cooperation with the authorities of the State economic management of agriculture, examine in the municipalities land which should be declared as part of the agricultural land fund (Section 1).
(2) Where the protection authority of the agricultural land fund finds that such land (paragraph 1) is managed by a non-agricultural organisation which does not use it economically for its operation or necessarily does not need it for non-agricultural purposes, it shall discuss with it the method of its use, or parts thereof, for agricultural production or their transfer to a socialist agricultural organisation after being put into a state which allows agricultural management.
(3) The Land Protection Authority shall agree in advance with the Land Planning Authority and discuss with the organisation concerned and, where appropriate, with the authority or organisation responsible for its management.
Arable land expansion
The authorities of the protection of the agricultural land fund shall, within their area of responsibility, identify agricultural parcels for which the current economic use is less profitable than arable land, discuss their conversion into arable land with the authorities of the state economic management of agriculture and the users (owners) of the land and may, where justified, impose it on them; the conversion shall normally be imposed if they find that, without the consent of the competent authority, the land was originally converted into other agricultural land. The conversion of hops, vineyards and fruit plantations into arable land cannot be thus imposed.
Changes in crops within the agricultural land fund
In order to make changes to the cultures within the Fund, the authority for the protection of the agricultural land fund shall be authorised. This authorisation is not required if the agricultural parcel is to be changed - except for hops, vineyards and fruit orchards - to arable land. Before a decision is taken, the Land Protection Authority shall seek the opinion of the State Economic Management Authority for Agriculture; If the conversion into hop, vineyard, garden or fruit orchard is decided in agreement with the zoning authority.
Use of agricultural parcels
(1) Users (owners) of agricultural land are obliged to use this land intensively and rationally for agricultural production, to continuously increase its fertility and to maintain properly the other land belonging to the agricultural land fund. To this end, the authorities of the protection of the agricultural land fund may impose on users (owners) of such land on their own expense the necessary measures.
(2) When imposing the measures referred to in paragraph 1, the protection authority of the agricultural land fund shall take into account the effectiveness and economy, in particular to ensure that the measures imposed are tolerable to the users (owners) of the land and proportionate to the expected results. The measure will be discussed in advance with the users (owners) of the land and, where appropriate, with the organisation to their supervisor.
The provisions of Sections 3 and 5 shall not apply to land up to 800 m2 on which a family house is built, to land up to 400 m2 on which a holiday cottage is built or to land up to 400 m2 on which a garden is set up.
Principles for the protection of the agricultural land fund
(1) The agricultural land fund is intended for agricultural production and no part of it may be withdrawn for other purposes unless its withdrawal has been decided under this Act (Part V).
(2) For non-agricultural purposes, mainly non-agricultural land, in particular non-built and underutilised land in the built-up area of housing and plant sites, building sites and areas resulting from the demolition of surviving buildings and facilities, must be used. However, if, where necessary, justified by the social interest, parts of the agricultural land fund must be withdrawn or its use made more difficult, in particular:
(a) protect agricultural land mainly in production agricultural areas and disturb as little as possible the organisation of the agricultural land fund;
(b) use, first and foremost, agricultural land of poor quality and protect, in particular, arable land and agricultural land on which measures to increase production intensity are provided for in the agricultural production development plan;
(c) to remove only the most necessary area of agricultural land, even in the case of special-purpose agricultural buildings, and to prevent fragmented construction;
(d) to carry out a cover of the cultural layers of the soil and measures for its economic use;
(e) to place construction in such a way as to least disturb the interests of agricultural production;
(f) reclamate damaged agricultural land;
(g) to populate other agricultural parcels or to reclamate other land;
(h) when placing directional and liner structures (§ 12) as little as possible to make it difficult to manage the agricultural land fund;
(ch) upon completion of the construction, without delay make such a terrain treatment that the agricultural land concerned during the construction is eligible for further cultivation.
(1) Agricultural production must not be withdrawn:
(a) arable land in the 1st and 2nd grades, and if such land is not in the municipality, arable land in the two best Bonita classes,
(b) arable land on which investment measures are implemented to increase the intensity of agricultural production;
(c) the agricultural land on which the hops, vineyards, intensively cultivated orchards and vegetable areas are situated.
(2) In particular justified cases, consent may be given to the withdrawal of the agricultural land referred to in paragraph 1 if the land is needed to carry out a particularly important investment operation or mining operation which cannot be carried out on other land, if it is land in the built-up territory of the municipality or if it is land scattered with a small area. The Government of the Republic may reserve in which cases the decision of the Agricultural Fund Protection Authority shall be subject to its approval.
(3) For the purposes of afforestation and, where appropriate, classification as non-agricultural parcels, (1) only those which are shown to be extremely contiguous or threatened with erosion, stoneware land, land permanently contaminated without the possibility of drainage, land with a slight depth of the eagle or land accessible to mechanisation, or land ineligible for agricultural reclamation or otherwise ineligible for agricultural use may be withdrawn from the agricultural land fund.
(4) Agricultural land must not be removed from agricultural production for the construction of holiday huts and recreational facilities.
Protection of the agricultural land fund
For land planning activities
(1) In order to ensure that the protection of the agricultural land-use fund is ensured in a timely manner in the context of a territorial planning activity carried out under the Specific Regulations (2), the territorial planning authorities and processors of the land-based planning documentation are required to comply with the principles of such protection (Sections 7 and 7a). When processing land-use planning documents, processors shall design and justify the solution which is most favourable in terms of the protection of the agricultural land fund and other social interests; evaluate the expected losses on agricultural production and the withdrawal of agricultural land (paragraphs 16 et seq.), as a general rule compared to other possible solutions. In the case of the processing of territorial plans of the local departments, processors are obliged to assess the economic damage envisaged (Section 23) and the measures aimed at eliminating it. the documents for assessing such damage, together with the proposal for a measure to eliminate it, shall be provided by the authorities of the State Economic Management of Agriculture at the request and cost of the zoning authorities.
(2) Proposals for the territorial plans of large territorial units, local departments and zones must already be discussed with the authorities of the national economic management of agriculture and the authorities of the protection of the agricultural land fund during the processing of the preliminary proposals and provided for the approval of the authority for the protection of the agricultural land fund before approval; general rules on administrative procedures shall not apply to the granting of such consent.
(3) A territorial decision, (3) which is to be affected by the agricultural land fund, may not be given unless prior agreement has been given under Paragraph 13a.
When processing proposals for the determination of conquest areas
(1) Organisations authorised to mine are obliged to follow the principles of protection of the agricultural land fund (Sections 7 and 7a) when processing proposals for the establishment of conquest areas under specific legislation4. They shall propose and justify such a solution as is most advantageous in terms of the protection of the agricultural land fund and other social interests; assess the expected losses on agricultural production, taking into account the possibility of reclamation and the withdrawal of land from that production, compared to other possible solutions.
(2) Proposals for the establishment of conquest areas must be discussed with the authorities of the State economic management of agriculture and with the authorities of the protection of the agricultural land fund and given prior approval by the authority for the protection of the agricultural land fund. general rules on administrative procedures shall not apply to the granting of such consent.
When processing preparatory documentation of buildings
(1) In the processing of preparatory documentation of buildings, investors are required to follow the principles of the protection of the agricultural land fund (Sections 7 and 7a) and, on the basis of the calculation of economic efficiency, to propose the location of the investment in such a way that, in terms of agricultural production protection, account is taken of other social interests, the least possible losses of agricultural land; where the solution is not clear, propose the location of the investment in alternatives.
(2) The proposal for the approval of a project task in which the agricultural land is expected to be withdrawn from agricultural production must be supported by prior agreement pursuant to Article 13a.
(3) The design of the routes of overhead and underground lines shall be provided with the agreement of the Agricultural Soil Fund Protection Authority; general rules on administrative procedures shall not apply to the granting of such consent.
In mining and industrial activities
In order to avoid damage to the agricultural land fund in mining and industrial activities, or, where appropriate, to limit such damage to the minimum, the organisations carrying out such activities shall comply with the principles of protection of the agricultural land fund (Sections 7 and 7a) in particular:
(a) to hide separately the upper cultural layer of the soil, or, where appropriate, further stored soil-capable land on the whole operation of the area concerned, and to take care of its economical use or proper storage for the purpose of reclamation, or, in economically justified cases, to ensure that they are transported and spread to areas designated by the soil conservation authority for fertilisation;
(b) to store waste materials in the harvested areas and, if this is not possible or economically justified, to deposit them primarily on areas of infertile or of poor quality which have been withdrawn for that purpose;
(c) to make appropriate adjustments to the damaged parcels during operations, in particular mining, in such a way that they are ready for reclamation, restocking or other economic use by the shape, soil storage and water conditions;
(d) carry out, according to approved plans, a continuous reclamation of damaged parcels and parcels intended for re-agricultural use in such a way as to create a soil environment that would allow the land to be reclaimed for agricultural production;
(e) submit for approval to the protection authority of the agricultural land fund a plan for the completion of the land-use adjustment and work to eliminate the effects of mining or other industrial activities before the closure of operations;
(f) ensure that the organisation of the agricultural land fund is minimised;
(g) to take measures to prevent and, where appropriate, to reduce the most effective leakage of solid and gaseous substances damaging agricultural land and production.
When designing and constructing directional and line structures and geological and hydrogeological surveys
(1) When designing and constructing directional and liner buildings (roads, runways, overhead and underground lines, water-based directional structures, channels, etc.), the investor must ensure that the organisation of the agricultural land fund is minimised and measures taken to ensure that the current network of drainage, irrigation and other facilities for agricultural production continues to perform its task.
(2) Upper management investors are required to take measures for their own costs so as to avoid the proper management of existing agricultural parcels, in particular hops and vineyards, and their restoration.
(3) In the geological and hydrogeological surveys and in the construction, repair and maintenance of aerial and underground lines on agricultural parcels, operators of such works shall be required to comply with the principles of protection of the agricultural land fund and agricultural production, in particular:
(a) discuss the timely implementation of the work with the authorities for the protection of the agricultural land fund, with the State Economic Management Authority for Agriculture and the Land User;
(b) prior to the start of work, carry out a cover of the cultural layer of the land, unless, in justified cases, the protection authority of the agricultural land fund authorises an exemption;
(c) to carry out work on the land mainly at the time of the resting-room and, at the end of it, to bring the land back to normal;
(d) carry out work in such a way as to minimise damage to agricultural crops and agricultural land.
(4) Operators of geological and hydrogeological exploratory works and investors of buildings on land and underground lines which require the withdrawal of agricultural land from agricultural production for a period of more than one year are obliged to request the approval of the Agricultural Fund Protection Authority for such withdrawal. The consent shall replace the prior consent to the withdrawal of land from agricultural production pursuant to Article 13a.
Withdrawal of parts of the agricultural land fund of agricultural production
Withdrawal of agricultural land from agricultural production
(1) In order to withdraw agricultural land from agricultural production, the decision of the authority for the protection of the agricultural land fund
(a) giving prior consent pursuant to Article 13a;
(b) the withdrawal of agricultural land from agricultural production pursuant to Article 14.
(2) Agricultural land may be withdrawn permanently or temporarily.
(3) Agricultural land may be temporarily withdrawn for a maximum period of 12 years.
Prior approval
(1) The application for prior approval is submitted by the person in whose interest the agricultural land is to be withdrawn; If the land is to be removed for afforestation purposes or, where appropriate, classification among non-agricultural parcels (§ 7a (3)), the user (owner) of the land is requested. The application shall be submitted to the protection authority of the agricultural land fund, in whose perimeter the largest part of the land to be withdrawn lies.
(2) In particular, the application shall justify whether the proposed solution is the most favourable in terms of the protection of the agricultural land fund and other social interests. The application shall be accompanied in particular by:
(a) an assessment of the economic scope of the proposed solution, and where significant interference in the management of the socialist agricultural organisation is involved, as well as a quantification of the economic damage with the proposal of measures to eliminate it (§ 23);
(b) a plan for reclamation, if the land is to be returned for agricultural production or reclamated otherwise;
(c) the opinion of the State Economic Management Authority for Agriculture and Land Users (owners).
(3) The total final extent of the intended withdrawal of agricultural land is decisive for the decision to give prior consent, with the exception of mining minerals. The decision granting prior approval shall lay down the essential conditions for the protection of the agricultural land fund; If significant interference is involved in the management of a socialist agricultural organisation, the economic damage shall be determined as a further condition.
(4) The decision granting prior approval shall also approve the recovery plan [paragraph 2 (b)]. If it is the quarry (surface) extraction of coal or geological research work (for crude diesel and natural gas, especially for very deep wells), a special regime for its implementation may be provided for where justified, in particular as regards its timing and termination.
(5) The decision on prior consent shall cease to be valid if, within 3 years of the date on which the decision on withdrawal was taken, no request has been made. In justified cases, the protection authority of the agricultural land fund may extend the validity of the prior consent. An application for an extension shall be submitted before the expiry date.
(6) Whether it is a significant intervention in the management of a socialist agricultural organisation is decided in doubt on the proposal of that organisation or of the one for which the land is withdrawn, the authority for the protection of the agricultural land fund, which calls for the opinion of the State Economic Management Authority for Agriculture.
(7) The economic injury shall be quantified and the draft measures to be taken to eliminate such injury shall be taken by the authority of the State economic management of the agricultural sector, at the request and the costs of which the agricultural land is to be withdrawn.
Decision on the withdrawal of agricultural land from agricultural production
(1) Withdrawal of agricultural land from agricultural production shall be decided by the authority for the protection of the agricultural land fund in which the withdrawn agricultural land or the largest part thereof lies. Where a decision on the withdrawal of agricultural land is required for prior approval under Article 13a, the protection authority of the agricultural land fund shall be bound by this prior agreement.
(2) The authority for the protection of the agricultural land fund shall, in accordance with its prior agreement, decide on the basis of a detailed proposal by the applicant for the withdrawal of agricultural land from agricultural production (for the construction specified in the project documentation, for the extraction plan for the opening, preparation and extraction). The decision shall specify the exact areas of the land withdrawn from agricultural production on a permanent or temporary basis, prescribe the levies (paragraphs 16 et seq.) and specify the essential conditions under which the prior approval has been granted. At the same time, the Decision imposes an obligation to implement measures in order to protect the agricultural land fund, in particular to carry out on its own cargo a cover of the cultural layer of the land, its removal and spread on the site of economic use and the obligation to carry out reclamation in accordance with a plan approved in accordance with Article 13a. In justified cases, it may allow an exemption from the obligation to carry out a hiding place. Where the Parties agree to eliminate economic injury, an agreement which is legally compatible, the Land Fund Protection Authority shall approve this agreement by its decision; otherwise it shall also decide on the obligation to eliminate economic damage and fix a time limit for its fulfilment. When imposing measures, they must ensure their effectiveness and efficiency. The decision on more extensive construction and, where appropriate, mining shall be adopted gradually for areas whose withdrawal under the construction process and, where appropriate, extraction takes place in order to use the land withdrawn for non-agricultural purposes until it is used.
(3) In cases where no prior agreement is required, the protection authority of the agricultural land fund shall decide after examining the reasons for the proposed withdrawal taking into account the losses on agricultural production. The decision may lay down the conditions for withdrawal.
(4) The authority for the protection of the agricultural land fund shall send a copy of the decision on the withdrawal of agricultural land to the competent authority of geodesy and cartography, which shall be removed from the agricultural land register in the decision withdrawn permanently; the areas temporarily withdrawn from the register and kept in a separate register.
Withdrawal of non-agricultural part of the agricultural land fund
(1) The removal of parts of the agricultural land fund which are not agricultural land shall be decided by the protection authority of the agricultural land fund in whose circumference the part withdrawn or the largest part thereof lies, after examination of the reasons for the removal requested, taking into account its consequences for agricultural production. The decision may lay down the conditions under which it authorises withdrawal; having regard to their effectiveness and efficiency. There is no need for prior consent to the withdrawal decision.
(2) A copy of the decision shall be forwarded by the protection authority of the agricultural land fund to the competent authority of geodesy and cartography.
Compensation for the withdrawal of agricultural land and economic injury
(1) He at whose request the agricultural land is permanently or temporarily withdrawn from agricultural production shall be obliged to pay to the State Fund for the nationalisation of the soil (5) a levy of the specified amount.
(2) The Government of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic lays down, by regulation, the standard rates of levies, as well as the extent to which these rates are reduced for meadows and pastures, and the extent to which increases in rates are
(a) removal of drained or irrigated arable land, hops, vineyards, intensively managed orchards and vegetable areas;
(b) the withdrawal of agricultural land for the disposal of waste materials (excluding waste in mining activities);
(c) exceeding the period for carrying out the rehabilitation work provided for in the approved recovery plan.
Fees for permanent withdrawal of agricultural land
(1) The permanent withdrawal levy is payable on a one-off basis.
(2) In the case of permanent withdrawal, the total area of the harvested agricultural land shall be the determined area for the determination of the levies. In the case of residential construction, in the case of the construction of basic residential technical and civic equipment for concentrated residential construction and in the case of agricultural purpose construction, the area of agricultural land actually stopped for the determination of the levies, the area used for communication or courtyard and the area for strengthening, in the case of protection zones, the area on which agricultural production is completely excluded.
Compensation for temporary withdrawal of agricultural land
(1) The temporary withdrawal levy is paid annually until the end of the reclamation, after which the land will be returned to agricultural production.
(2) The payments referred to in paragraph 1 shall also be made in respect of the permanent withdrawal of agricultural land which, according to an approved recovery plan:
(a) it shall be afforested or a water area established on it;
(b) return to agricultural production after a period of more than 12 years;
and until the end of reclamation.
Additional levy regulation
Where it is found that the use of agricultural land for non-agricultural purposes has exceeded a period of one year [Paragraph 22 (ch)], the protection authority of the agricultural land fund which issued the withdrawal decision shall prescribe the levy provided for in Section 18, from the time of the actual withdrawal.
Maturity of contributions
(1) In case of permanent withdrawal of agricultural land, the levies shall be payable within 15 days of the date on which the withdrawal decision became final. In the event of temporary withdrawal, payments shall be due no later than the end of each calendar year in which the withdrawal takes place.
(2) If the levy has not been paid in due time and in full, an obligation shall arise from unpaid amounts of periodic penalty payments, which, if they are organisations, shall amount to 0,05% of the amount due for each day of delay and, if they are citizens, 5% of the amount due per year. The amount of the periodic penalty payment shall be determined by the payment period. The penalty shall be payable within 15 days of the date of receipt of the payment notice. In justified cases, the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Socialist Republic or the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Socialist Republic may reduce or forgive the periodic penalty payments, or designate authorities and define their authorisation to authorise such relief.
Reduction of contributions
(1) Organisations which, under an approved plan, carry out by their own means or on their own account, shall ensure the maintenance or reclamation, or other measures of an investment or non-investment nature, in order to make better use of land other than those withdrawn from the agricultural land fund or to extend the agricultural land fund, may, with the agreement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition of the Czech Socialist Republic or the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition of the Slovak Socialist Republic, be reduced by an amount corresponding to the costs incurred.
(2) In the case of special-purpose agricultural construction, newly created agricultural production organisations and agricultural services and agricultural organisations which have had a substantial expansion of production activity or a significant expansion of the membership base may be reduced, with the agreement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition and the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Socialist Republic or the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition and the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Socialist Republic. Consent may only be given if a withdrawal decision has been issued no later than 5 years after the establishment of the organisation or a substantial extension of its production activity or a significant extension of its member base. The levies may be reduced by a maximum of 50%.
(3) Reductions in the levies referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be decided by the protection authority of the agricultural holding fund which issued the withdrawal decision.
Exemption from levies
No payment for the withdrawal of agricultural land for agricultural production shall be made if it is withdrawn
(a) in the established territory of the municipality;
(b) for the construction of liner transport structures and for the construction of airports;
(c) for the purpose of investing in land to intensify agricultural production and to increase its productivity and the extraction of peat for agricultural purposes;
(d) for the establishment of protection zones I and II of drinking water sources for the bulk supply of the population and of the narrower protection zones of natural medical resources;
(e) for the purpose of its integration into the forestry fund in order to make more efficient use of or classification among non-agricultural parcels or for the establishment of land ponds permanently contaminated and unsuitable for agricultural production;
(f) for the location of signals, stabilising stones and other marks for geodetic purposes, masts of overhead line, input shafts of underground line, unless, in individual cases, the area is more than 30 m2;
(g) for the location of overcharging stations, wells and overhead (underground) lines, provided that the area withdrawn does not exceed 55 m2 per case and wind pits;
(h) for the purposes of nature conservation or archaeological research and excavation;
(ch) for non-agricultural purposes for a period of less than one year, including the initial status of the land.
Economic injury
(1) An organisation in the interest of which the agricultural land is withdrawn or reduced or made difficult to manage on such land shall, with the exception referred to in paragraph 4, eliminate the economic damage suffered by the socialist agricultural organisation:
(a) removal of land;
(b) the establishment of protection zones to protect the health of tanks of surface water sources of drinking water for the bulk supply of the population or for the protection of natural medical resources;
where significant interference has taken place in the management of a socialist agricultural organisation.
(2) Economic injury is eliminated by measures to intensify agricultural production. An organisation which is obliged to eliminate economic damage pursuant to paragraph 1 may fulfil that obligation either by providing financing for those measures or by carrying out those measures itself.
(3) In the case of the protection zones referred to in paragraph 1 (b), the decision to decide whether the action is substantial shall be taken mutatis mutandis. Article 13a (7) and Article 14 (2) shall apply mutatis mutandis on the quantification of the economic injury and on the proposal for a measure to eliminate it, on the agreement to eliminate it or, where appropriate, on the decision to eliminate it.
(4) The economic injury is not eliminated in the case of protection zones I and II of drinking water sources for the bulk supply of the population and narrower protection zones of natural medicinal resources.
The Government of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic shall lay down the details of the economic damage and its removal by regulation.
Specific provisions
Paragraph 7 (1), (10), (13a), (14) and (15) shall not apply to the use of agricultural land and other parts of the agricultural land fund:
(a) for the location of signals, stabilising stones and other marks for geodetic purposes, masts of overhead line, input shafts of the underground line, unless, on a case-by-case basis, the area exceeds 30 m2;
(b) for the location of overcharging stations, wells and above-ground (underground) power stations, unless the area exceeds 55 m2 in each case, and wind pits;
(c) for non-agricultural purposes for a period of less than one year, including the initial status of the land.
However, in the cases referred to in paragraph 25 (c), whoever withdraws agricultural production from the agricultural land is obliged to consult with the agricultural land protection authority in advance on the use of agricultural land for non-agricultural purposes and to declare the cessation of its non-agricultural use and its initial status.
Fines
(1) Organisations which breach the obligations referred to in paragraph 2 may impose fines of up to 500 000 CZK on the protection of the agricultural land fund.
(2) Fines shall be imposed on:
(a) the illegal occupation of land which is part of, or for the illegal activity on, the agricultural production,
(b) the implementation of a change of culture without the consent of the competent authority for the protection of the agricultural land fund, where that consent is necessary under Article 4;
(c) insufficient cultivation or use of agricultural land;
(d) a breach of the obligation to keep the own (corporate) land records;
(e) failure to comply with a measure imposed by a decision of the Agricultural Soil Fund Protection Authority issued under this Law.
(3) The authorities for the protection of the agricultural land fund may also impose fines on workers of an organisation who have committed an infringement of its obligation, if not for an offence or offence; the amount of the fine may not exceed three times its average earnings for the worker. 6) If a worker has been fined under this provision, he may not be fined under other rules for such action.
(4) The penalty may be imposed within one year of the date on which the authority responsible for imposing it became aware of the infringement, but no later than 3 years from the date on which the infringement occurred.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act No. 53 / 1966 Coll., on the Protection of the Agricultural Soil Fund |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 13.07.1966 |
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| Effective from | 01.09.1966 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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