Decree No. 59 / 1967 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition on implementing the Law on Hunting
Valid
Effective from 01.07.1967
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DECLARATION
Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition
of 31 May 1967
laying down implementing provisions for the hunting law
The Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition provides, in agreement with the participating central authorities and after consultation with the Czechoslovak Hunting Association pursuant to § 44 (2) of Act No. 23 / 1962 Coll., on Hunting (hereinafter referred to as "the Act"):
Cooperative Association
(k § 4 of the Act)
The activities of the hunting association and the rights and obligations of its members shall be governed by the statutes. *)
Hunting activist
(to § 4 (2), § 38 (1) of the Act)
(1) The Regional National Committee can create a hunting activist from among the experienced members of the Czechoslovak Hunting Association, who will entrust the control of hunting activity as necessary. The user is obliged to allow the activist to perform his duties in the chase and to provide him with the necessary information and documentation.
(2) The District National Committee does not authorise hunting activists to check that the exercise of hunting rights has been reserved under Paragraph 18 (1) of the Act and that of organisations under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of National Defence.
Myslivek's Janitor
(to Article 15 of the Act)
(1) A Czechoslovak citizen who has a valid hunting ticket may be appointed as a hunting horse farm for at least five years, who has had a hunting ticket and who will pass tests for hunting operators. * *)
(2) In particular, it is for the Thessaloniki economy to prepare a plan for hunting and hunting and to ensure compliance with it, to ensure that the right of hunting is implemented in accordance with the principles of sound hunting and to comply with the rules on hunting. The Thessaloniki operator also carries out the necessary measures to save the productive game, in particular nesting partridges and pheasants.
(3) If the district national committee does not approve the designated hunting operator, or if the hunting operator renounces office or is withdrawn from office, the user of the hunt shall, within 30 days, propose to the district national committee to approve the new hunting operator.
The Hunting Guard
(k § 20 of the Act)
(1) Only a Czechoslovak citizen who has a valid hunting ticket and has demonstrated his knowledge of the duties and rights of hunting guards under the law may be appointed as a hunting guard.
(2) The Thessaloniki Guard approves and takes to the promise a district national committee, in whose district the hunt is to be established.
(1) The Thessaloniki Guard shall take the following oath:
"I promise to be faithful to the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic and to the cause of socialism, that I will exercise the protection of hunting with the utmost care, that I will report any damage to the protected property I find immediately and that I will avoid any breach of my authority."
(2) After approval of the provisions of the hunting guard and the pledge of withdrawal, the District National Committee shall issue a certificate. The certificate shall indicate the chase for which the hunting guard has been designated. In the performance of its activities, the hunting guard must carry the certificate and report on request.
(3) The Regional National Committee shall keep a list of hunting guards, stating the name and surname, residence of hunting guards, the hunting ground for which the hunting ground was established, the date of taking into account the promise and the user of the chase.
(1) The service badge of the hunting guard is made of white metal and has the shape of an ellipse. In the middle of the ellipse is a state emblem with a height of 5 cm and a width of 3,7 cm. In the upper part of the circumference belt is the inscription "Myslivka guard." It's worn on the left side of the chest.
(2) The service badge shall be issued to the hunting guard by the Regional National Committee.
(1) The user is obliged to notify the district national committee that the hunting guard has ceased to perform his duties in the designated chase.
(2) The hunting guard who has ceased his duties must immediately submit a certificate and a service badge to the Regional National Committee.
Fenugreek
(k § 8, § 18 (2) of the Act)
Recognised pheasants
A recognised pheasant may only be established in parts of a chase where the conditions for breeding of pheasants are appropriate, in particular the appropriate composition of the crops; However, the area of forest hunting grounds or draws shall be at least 25 ha.
(1) In the application for the recognition of a pheasant, the user shall indicate the place and details of the hunting grounds on which the recognised pheasant is to be established and the grounds for its establishment.
(2) In order to establish the conditions for the establishment of a recognised pheasant, the district national committee will carry out the necessary local inquiry with the participation of an organisation which is responsible for hunting the right of hunting, hunting (hunting operator), a representative of the district committee of the Czechoslovak Hunting Association and a forest user who must be given the opportunity to comment on the intended measure from the point of view of the forestry sector before the decision to award the pheasant.
(1) In the decision on the recognition of pheasant, the district national committee provides for the district of pheasant, its size and the conditions under which the pheasant is recognised.
(2) If a recognised pheasant conforms to foreign hunting grounds, the district national committee may round up the chase in the interests of such pheasant, or assign the lot to the chase to the extent necessary to ensure the successful breeding of pheasants.
If a recognised pheasant is established for reasons of general interest, and if necessary for its management, the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition will restrict or reserve the exercise of the right of hunting (Paragraph 18 (1) of the Act) on affluent land adjacent to the pheasant.
The user of the hunt shall submit a request to the district national committee within one month of the recognition of the pheasant for re-inclusion of the hunt in the quality class.
The forest economic plan for the forest in which recognised pheasants are established should be adapted in accordance with the rules on the economic adjustment of forests *) in order to allow intensive breeding of pheasants. The logging must be carried out no later than the end of February and the wood must be carried out by the end of March.
The user of the hunt marks the circuit of a recognised pheasant in suitable places with tables. At the time of nesting, i.e. from 1 April to 30 June, entry into the pheasant, with the exception of journeys, is prohibited; the prohibition shall not apply to persons employed in the pheasant, persons overseeing the management of the pheasant, as well as to users of land situated in the pheasant's perimeter.
The records of recognised pheasants shall be kept by the District National Committee.
Separate pheasants
The provisions on recognised pheasants apply mutatis mutandis to the recognition of independent pheasants (Section 8 of the Act).
Reporting of released wannabes and changes in wannabes
(§ 14, § 17 (2) of the Act)
The Socialist organisation, which is responsible for hunting law, shall report to the Regional National Committee and, in the copy of the Regional Committee of the Czechoslovak Hunting Association by the end of June of each calendar year, the cases in which the contract to transfer the exercise of the hunting right expires at the end of the year and no new contract will be concluded with the current user; otherwise it shall immediately report cases where the contract ceases to exist prematurely.
(1) A Socialist organisation which acquires in its management or use the hunting grounds incorporated in one or more hunting grounds may, if it fulfils the conditions for recognition of the hunting grounds (Sections 5 and 6 of the Act), request the provincial national committee to recognise such hunting grounds either separately or together with other hunting grounds. The application must then be lodged no later than 1 month after the date of expiry of the first of the contracts for the exercise of the right of hunting in hunting, which also consists of the said hunting grounds. However, if the termination of the contract is over, the application shall be lodged no later than 30 June of the year in which the contract was terminated.
(2) The request shall be accompanied by the following documents:
(a) 2 simple situation sketches of the 1: 25 000 scale showing or adjacent to the hunting grounds, the communication network and the watercourses;
(b) information on the size of the hunting grounds held by the Socialist organisation in its management or use, taken according to the property register; This information must be confirmed by a socialist organisation by a geodesy centre in whose district the affluent land lies. The data on the size of forest hunting grounds dated and number of the negotiating approval of the forest economic plan by the Regional National Committee or, where appropriate, the Ministry of Forestry and Water, shall replace the confirmation of the geodesy centre.
(3) In the decision on recognition of a chase, the district national committee shall indicate, in addition to the organisation which is responsible for hunting, the limits of the hunt and its area. At the same time, they shall take the necessary measures with regard to the remaining hunting grounds in question.
Protection of hunting
(k § 22, § 23 of the Act)
In order to prevent damage caused to animals during the management of hunting grounds, they shall:
(a) users of hunting grounds notify users at least 3 days in advance of the start of the hay, forage, use of chemical plant protection products, time and place where they will be carried out at the night of agricultural work (ploughing, scrubbing, etc.),
(b) users of forage mowing equipment use effective game-breakers;
(c) users of silage pits and crackers, together with the users of the hunt, shall take appropriate measures against unwanted animal access.
Hunting ticket and fishing permit
(to Section 31 of the Act)
A hunting ticket
(1) The hunting list authorises the holding and carrying of the weapons listed therein.
(1) Hunting tickets are issued
(a) for one or three calendar years for Czechoslovak citizens,
(b) for one calendar year, for listeners to professional schools in which professional hunters are brought up;
(c) for three calendar years for hunters and career foresters,
(d) for one calendar year or for one month for foreigners.
(1) An application for the issue of a hunting ticket shall be submitted on the prescribed form. The applicant shall attach the following documents to the application:
(a) an extract from the criminal record issued no more than three months before the application;
b) Proof that he is a member of the Czechoslovak Hunting Union,
(c) recent parable,
(d) proof that he had already had a hunting ticket for Czechoslovak citizens; or
- has passed the hunting test, or
- he has completed (including hunting) a vocational forestry school at least at the level of the forestry master's school (formerly the defender's school) or passed an examination of hunting at a forestry professional school in which hunting was allowed, or
- have completed an agricultural technical or agricultural university which has been authorised to teach hunting and has passed a hunting test at that school, or
- has passed a higher vocational hunting test, an examination for professional hunters, an examination for professional forestry operators, a designation test or a state examination for forestry,
(e) a certificate from the employer that the applicant is a forester and an occupational hunter requesting the issue of a three-year ticket pursuant to Article 20 (2) (c) or a confirmation from the school that the applicant is a listener when he requests the issue of a hunting ticket pursuant to Article 20 (2) (b);
(f) a certificate that he has entered into an insurance claim for the duration of the hunting ticket against the consequences of statutory liability for the exercise of hunting rights.
(2) The laissez-passer referred to in paragraph 1 (a), (b) and (d) shall not be attached to applications for a hunting licence for aliens.
(3) Where a hunting licence is issued for a period of three calendar years, the applicant shall submit the documents referred to in paragraph 1 (b) and (e) valid for the period for which the hunting licence is to be issued; for hunters and career foresters, it shall be sufficient to submit such documents for a period of one year.
(4) A hunting ticket is issued to pupils of forestry schools (at least at the level of forestry master schools), up to the examination of the subject of hunting and entitling them, if they are under 18 years of age, to exercise the right of hunting only with the accompanying professional or hunting teachers in such schools.
(5) The validity of the hunting licence shall be extended if an application for an extension has been submitted before the end of the year, pending final processing of the application, but no later than 31 March next year. The application for extension shall be accompanied by the documents referred to in paragraph 1, except for the form.
The hunting ticket must be denied to persons
(a) who are not yet 18 years old, except for those in vocational schools on which professional hunters are brought up;
(b) which has been deprived of legal capacity for mental illness or excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages to a full or limited extent;
(c) which are unable to safely control a hunting weapon for physical or mental defects;
d) who are not members of the Czechoslovak Hunting Association (except foreigners) or who are not insured against the consequences of statutory responsibility for the exercise of hunting rights,
(e) which have been convicted of an act of intent for an unconditional custodial sentence or for an offence against life and health, committed by the reckless handling of a firearm, unless such conviction has been effectively destroyed.
The hunting ticket may be denied to persons
(a) the behaviour of which is directed against the socialist establishment or rebutters the socialist coexistence
(b) have committed an offence in the last three years against the regulations on weapons, ammunition and explosives, against the rules on hunting or against the regulations on nature conservation;
(c) which have misused the fishing permits;
(d) which do not reside permanently in the territory of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic,
(e) which are not Czechoslovak citizens,
f) against which the Czech Hunting Association (its organizational units) objected to the Hunting Association,
(g) against which legal proceedings are opened for an offence in which the conviction results in the issue of a hunting ticket being refused.
(1) The Regional National Committee shall remove the hunting ticket if it subsequently ascertains a circumstance for which the issue of the hunting ticket would have to be refused pursuant to Paragraph 22 or if such a circumstance arises after its issue.
(2) The Regional National Committee may remove a hunting ticket if it subsequently ascertains a circumstance for which the issue of a hunting ticket could be denied under Paragraph 23 or if such a circumstance arises after its issue.
Trials from hunting for the first hunting ticket are held at the District Committee of the Czechoslovak Hunting Association according to the test rules. *)
Fishing authorisation
(1) In common hunts, the wannabe user may issue one allowance for all hunting participants.
(2) The permit to hunt musk musk musk on State fishing premises is issued by users primarily to workers of national fisheries undertakings.
Compensation for bear damage
(to Paragraph 34 (3) of the Act)
(1) The damage caused by a bear on hives and domestic animals is borne by the State.
(2) The injured party must apply in writing to the local national committee in whose district the damage was caused within three days of the date on which the damage was incurred, otherwise the claim for compensation shall cease.
(3) The local (urban) national committee for which a claim for compensation has been made will examine it and send its observations to the district national committee.
(4) The Regional National Committee, after consulting the Regional Committee of the Czechoslovak Hunting Association, will decide on appropriate compensation; the compensation shall be granted if the injured person proves that the damage has been done without fault and that the damage to the domestic animals is not caused by the person entrusted with the care.
Final provisions
It shall be repealed:
Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Aquaculture No. 24 / 1962 Coll., which issues implementing regulations for the hunting law (including annexes).
This Decree shall take effect on 1 July 1967.
Minister:
Mestek v. r.
*) The Model Statutes have been published by the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition and are published in the Bulletin of the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition on 21 / 1967.
* *) The examination rules for hunting operators have been issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition and are published in the Journal of the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition on 21 / 1967.
*) Decree No. 17 / 1961 Coll., which issues implementing regulations for the Forest Act.
*) The examination procedure for hunting tests was published by the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition and published in the Journal of the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition on 21 / 1967.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition No. 59 / 1967 Coll., which issues implementing regulations on hunting law |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 20.06.1967 |
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| Effective from | 01.07.1967 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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