Government Decree No. 86 / 2011 Coll.
Government Regulation on Technical Requirements for Toys
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86
GOVERNMENT REGULATION
of 9 March 2011
on technical requirements for toys
The Government orders pursuant to Article 22 of Act No. 22 / 1997 Coll., on Technical Requirements for Products and on the Amendment and Addition of Certain Acts, as amended by Act No. 205 / 2002 Coll. and Act No. 34 / 2011 Coll., ("the Act ') to implement § § 2 (d), § 11 (1), (2) and (9), § 11a (2), § 12 and 13 of the Act:
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Subject matter
This Regulation implements the relevant European Union provisions, (1) also follows up on the directly applicable European Union4) and regulates the technical requirements for toys and the conditions for their placing on the market.
Toys
(1) The specified products under this Regulation are toys within the meaning of Section 12 (1) (a) of the Act. For the purposes of this Regulation, a product designed or intended to be played by children under 14 years of age, including a product designed or intended to be played alongside a toy, shall be considered as a toy.
(2) The products listed in Annex 1 to this Regulation shall not be considered toys.
(3) This Regulation shall not apply to the following toys:
(a) equipment for children's playgrounds intended for the public;
(b) slot machines, including coin machines, intended for the public;
(c) children's vehicles and vehicles with internal combustion engines;
(d) toy steam engines; and
(e) slingshots and catapults.
Basic concepts
(1) For the purposes of this Regulation:
(a) the operator of the manufacturer, importer, distributor and authorised representative;
(b) a functional product which serves and is used in the same way as a product, apparatus or device intended for adults and may be a reduced model thereof;
(c) a functional toy which serves and is used in the same way as a product, apparatus or device intended for adults and may be a reduced model of such toys;
(d) a toy for use in shallow water and capable of carrying the child on water or keeping him afloat;
(e) design speed typical of the potential operating speed determined by the design of the toy;
(f) a toy for motion activity toy for home use, the supporting structure of which remains stable in motion activity and which is intended for the child to perform any of the following: climbing, jumping, rocking, sliding, sliding, turning, crawling or sneaking, or any combination of these activities;
(g) a chemical toy intended for direct handling of chemicals and mixtures, to be used in a manner of adequate age and under the supervision of adults,
h) a game stimulating olfactory sensations toy designed to help the child learn to recognise individual odours and smells;
(i) a cosmetic toy kit designed to help a child learn to produce products such as perfumery, soap, creams, shampoos, bath foam, gloss, lipstick, make-up, toothpaste and conditioners;
(j) a game encouraging taste perception toy to enable the child to produce confectionery or food supplements such as confectionery, liquids, powders and flavourings;
(k) injury or any other injury to health, including long-term health consequences;
(l) the potential source of damage to health,
(m) the risk likely to be caused by the risk of injury and the severity of the damage;
(n) a toy intended for a marked age group of children, a toy for which a parent or supervision can reasonably assume, on the basis of its function, dimensions and characteristics, that it is intended for the child of that age group.
(2) A person who places a toy on the market under his name or trade mark or modifies a toy already placed on the market shall also be considered as a manufacturer in such a way as to affect its compliance with the requirements of this Regulation.
ACTIVITIES OF ECONOMIC ENTITIES
Manufacturer
(1) Before placing the toy on the market, the manufacturer shall draw up the technical documentation in accordance with Section 18 and shall carry out or ensure the implementation of the relevant conformity assessment procedure in accordance with Section 16. In the case of proof of conformity of a toy with the requirements laid down in § 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation, the manufacturer shall, by this procedure, draw up, before placing the toy on the market, an EC declaration of conformity in accordance with § 12 and affix the CE marking in accordance with § 13.
(2) The manufacturer shall keep the technical documentation and the EC declaration of conformity for 10 years after the toy has been placed on the market.
(3) The manufacturer shall ensure that the toy which he places on the market shows the type, series, serial number or model number or any other element enabling it to be identified, or in cases where the size or nature of the toy does not allow the required information to be given on the packaging or on the document accompanying the toy.
(4) The manufacturer shall indicate on the toy, or, if this is not possible, on the packaging or on the document accompanying the toy his name, or, where applicable, his surname, business name, name or trade mark, if it is possible to identify him unambiguously, and the address of the only place where he can be contacted.
(5) In order to protect the health and safety of persons and taking into account the nature of the toy and the risks posed by the toy, the manufacturer shall:
(a) carry out tests on the samples of toys placed on the market by him;
(b) examine whether the toy placed on the market by it complies with the requirements laid down in Article 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation, in particular if it has received a complaint against that toy;
(c) keep records of complaints referred to in point (b), toys for which the investigation referred to in point (b) has established that they do not comply with the requirements laid down in Article 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation and the measures taken to recover the toy already delivered to the end user;
(d) inform distributors of the procedures set out in points (a) and (b).
(6) A manufacturer who considers or has reason to believe that the toy which he has placed on the market does not comply with the requirements of this Regulation shall immediately take the corrective measures necessary to bring the toy into conformity with those requirements or, where appropriate, withdraw it from the market or take measures to recover a specified product which has already been delivered to the user. In addition, where a toy presents a risk, it shall immediately inform the competent supervisory authority or similar authorities of the Member States of the European Union (hereinafter referred to as the "Member State ') in which it has made the toy available on the market, giving details, in particular, of the non-compliance and the corrective measures taken.
(7) The manufacturer shall submit to the competent supervisory authority or similar authority of a Member State, upon reasoned request, all information and documentation necessary to demonstrate compliance of the toy with the requirements of this Regulation in the language of the Member State concerned, unless otherwise agreed. The manufacturer shall cooperate with the authorities referred to in the first sentence at their request in any activities aimed at eliminating risks caused by toys placed on the market.
Authorised representative
(1) The authorised representative shall at least:
(a) keeping the EC declaration of conformity and technical documentation for the purposes of the supervisory authorities for 10 years after the toy has been placed on the market;
(b) the submission of all information and the transmission of all documents necessary to demonstrate the conformity of the toy to the competent supervisory authorities upon their reasoned request;
(c) cooperation with, where requested by the competent supervisory authorities, on activities aimed at eliminating risks caused by toys covered by its mandate.
(2) The manufacturer may not instruct the authorised representative to draw up the technical documentation and to ensure that toys are designed and manufactured in accordance with the requirements laid down in Section 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation.
Importer
(1) The importer may only place on the market a toy for which the manufacturer has produced a technical dossier in accordance with Section 18, for which the relevant conformity assessment procedure has been carried out in accordance with Section 16, accompanied by the required documents and bearing the CE marking in accordance with Section 13 and other particulars in accordance with Sections 4 (3) and (4). Where the importer considers or has reason to believe that the toy does not comply with the requirements laid down in Article 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation, he shall not place the toy on the market until it has been brought into compliance with those requirements. In addition, where a toy presents a risk, it shall inform the manufacturer as well as the competent supervisory authorities.
(2) The importer shall indicate on the toy or, if this is not possible, on the packaging or in the document accompanying the toy his name, or, where appropriate, his surname, business name, name or trade mark, if it is possible to identify him clearly and the address of the place where he can be contacted.
(3) The importer shall ensure that, as long as the toy is placed on the market before being placed on the market, its storage and transport conditions do not jeopardise the conformity of the toy with the requirements laid down in Article 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation.
(4) For a period of 10 years after the toy has been placed on the market, the importer shall keep a copy of the EC declaration of conformity at the disposal of the competent authorities and ensure that the technical documentation is submitted to those authorities upon request.
(5) In order to protect the health and safety of persons, and taking into account the nature of the toy and the risks posed by the toy, the importer shall:
(a) carry out tests on the samples of toys placed on the market by him;
(b) examine whether the toy placed on the market by it complies with the requirements laid down in Article 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation, in particular if it has received a complaint against that toy;
(c) keep records of complaints referred to in point (b), toys for which the investigation referred to in point (b) has established that they do not comply with the requirements laid down in Article 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation and the measures taken to recover the toy already delivered to the end user;
(d) inform distributors of the procedures set out in points (a) and (b).
(6) An importer who considers or has reason to believe that the toy which he has placed on the market does not comply with the requirements of this Regulation shall immediately take the corrective measures necessary to bring the toy into conformity with those requirements or, where appropriate, withdraw it from the market or take measures to recover a specified product which has already been delivered to the user. In addition, where a toy presents a risk, it shall immediately inform the competent supervisory authority or similar authorities of the Member States in which it has made the toy available on the market, giving details in particular of the non-compliance and the corrective measures taken.
(7) The importer shall submit to the competent supervisory authority or similar authority of a Member State, upon reasoned request, any information and documentation necessary to demonstrate compliance of the toy with the requirements of this Regulation in the language of the Member State concerned, unless otherwise agreed. The importer shall cooperate with the authorities mentioned in the first sentence at their request in any activities aimed at eliminating risks posed by toys placed on the market.
Distributor
(1) Before making the toy available on the market, the distributor shall verify that it bears the CE marking in accordance with Section 13, that the required documents, warnings, instructions and safety information are attached to it in the Czech language and that the manufacturer and importer have complied with the requirements set out in Sections 4 (3), 4 and 6 (2). Where a distributor considers or has reason to believe that a toy does not comply with the requirements laid down in Section 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation, it may make the toy available on the market only after it has been put into conformity with those requirements. In addition, where a toy presents a risk, the distributor shall inform the manufacturer or importer as well as the competent supervisory authorities.
(2) The distributor shall ensure that, as long as the toy is placed on the market before it is placed on the market, its storage and transport conditions do not jeopardise the conformity of the toy with the requirements laid down in Article 9 and Annex 2 to this Regulation.
(3) A distributor who considers or has reason to believe that the toy which he has made available on the market does not comply with the requirements of this Regulation shall ensure that the corrective measures necessary to bring the toy into conformity with those requirements are taken or, where appropriate, withdraw it from the market or take measures aimed at returning the specified product which has already been delivered to the user. In addition, where a toy presents a risk, it shall immediately inform the competent supervisory authority or similar authorities of the Member States in which it has made the toy available on the market, giving details in particular of the non-compliance and the corrective measures taken.
(4) The distributor shall submit to the competent supervisory authority or similar authority of a Member State, upon reasoned request, all information and documentation necessary to demonstrate compliance of the toy with the requirements of this Regulation. The distributor shall cooperate with the authorities referred to in the first sentence at their request in any activities aimed at eliminating risks posed by toys which he has made available on the market.
Identification of economic operators
(1) At the request of the competent supervisory authorities, operators shall identify all economic operators,
(a) which have supplied them with a toy,
(b) to which they have supplied a toy.
(2) Manufacturers and importers shall provide the information referred to in paragraph 1 for 10 years from the placing on the market of the toy and distributors for 10 years after the toy has been delivered to them.
CONFORMITY OF THE GAME
Essential requirements
(1) Toys may be placed on the market only if they comply with the essential safety requirements referred to in paragraph 2 as regards the general safety requirement and, as regards the specific safety requirements, in Annex 2 to this Regulation (hereinafter referred to as "the essential requirements.")
(2) Toys and chemicals and mixtures thereof must not endanger the safety or health of users or third parties when used in a specific manner or in a foreseeable manner, taking into account the normal behaviour of children, taking into account the ability of the user and, where appropriate, his supervision, in particular in the case of toys intended for children under 36 months of age or other well-defined age groups. The toy shall be accompanied or accompanied by an alert pursuant to Article 11 (2).
(3) Toys placed on the market must be so designed and manufactured as to comply with the essential requirements for a foreseeable and normal period of use.
Presumption of conformity of toys
When toys are in conformity
(a) harmonised European standards or parts thereof to which references have been published in the Official Journal of the European Union;
(b) harmonised Czech technical standards or parts thereof which take over the standards referred to in (a); or
(c) foreign technical standards in a Member State or parts thereof which take over the standards referred to in (a);
the essential requirements to which those standards or parts of them relate are deemed to have been met.
Warning, instructions and security information
(1) The manufacturer and importer shall ensure that the toy which they place on the market is accompanied by warnings, instructions and safety information in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3 in the Czech language.
(2) Labels and instructions for the use of the attached or, where appropriate, attached to the toy must draw the attention of the user or their supervision of the hazards and risks of health related to the use of this toy and of its substance and of ways of avoiding such hazards and risks. Where appropriate for the safe use of toys, warnings shall indicate the relevant user restrictions in accordance with Part A of Annex 5 to this Regulation.
(3) For toys of the categories listed in Part B of Annex 5 to this Regulation, the warnings and instructions listed in this Part are given. The warnings referred to in points 2 to 10 of Part B of Annex 5 to this Regulation shall apply as set out in those points. Toys shall not bear the warnings listed in Part B of Annex 5 to this Regulation if they conflict with the intended use of the toy which is determined on the basis of its functions, dimensions and characteristics.
(4) The manufacturer shall indicate the warning referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3 clearly visible, well-readable, easily understood and accurate on the toy, on the label attached or on the packaging and, where appropriate, in the instructions for use accompanying the toy. For small toys sold without packaging, the relevant warning shall be attached directly to them. The word "Warning" shall be indicated before warnings.
(5) The warnings relevant to the decision to purchase a toy, in particular those indicating the minimum and maximum age limits for users and other relevant warnings listed in Annex 5 to this Regulation, must be placed on the sales packaging or be clearly visible to the consumer by other means prior to purchase, even if purchased by means of distance communication.
EC declaration of conformity
The EC declaration of conformity shall be drawn up in accordance with the model set out in Annex 3 to this Regulation in the Czech language or translated into that language and shall be kept up to date.
Rules and conditions for affixing the CE marking
(1) Toys placed or made available on the market must bear the CE marking, the graphic form of which and the general principles of its application are laid down in the directly applicable European Union2). A pictogram or any other marking indicating a specific risk or use may be attached to the CE marking.
(2) The CE marking shall be affixed visibly, legibly and unremovably to the toy, to the label attached or to the packaging. In the case of small toys and toys consisting of small parts, the CE marking may alternatively be affixed to a label or flyer. If this is not technically feasible in the case of toys offered in the counter containers store, and if the counter container was originally used as a toy packaging, the CE marking may be attached to the counter container. If the CE marking is not visible through any packaging, it shall be affixed at least to the packaging.
Conditions for use of toys not complying with the requirements of this Regulation
A toy which does not bear the CE marking or does not meet the requirements of this Regulation in any other respect may be displayed and used at fairs and exhibitions, provided that it is accompanied by a marking clearly indicating that the toy does not comply with the requirements of this Regulation and will not be placed on the market in the European Union until it meets the requirements of this Regulation.
CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT
Safety assessment
Before placing the toy on the market, the manufacturer shall carry out an analysis of the chemical, physical, mechanical and electrical hazards and hazards related to the flammable, hygiene and radioactivity that the toy may present and an assessment of the potential exposure to these hazards.
Relevant conformity assessment procedures
(1) Before placing the toy on the market, the manufacturer shall use the relevant conformity assessment procedure referred to in paragraph 2 or 3 to demonstrate that the toy complies with the essential requirements.
(2) Where the manufacturer has applied harmonised European standards to which references have been published in the Official Journal of the European Union and which include all the relevant essential requirements, he shall proceed to this Regulation in accordance with the internal production control procedure set out in Part I of Annex 6.
(3) Where:
(a) there are no harmonised European standards to which references have been published in the Official Journal of the European Union and which include all the relevant essential requirements;
(b) the harmonised European standards referred to in (a) exist, but the manufacturer has not used them or used them only in part;
(c) the harmonised European standards referred to in (a) or any of them have been published with restriction; or
(d) the manufacturer considers that the nature, design, construction or purpose of the toy requires verification by a third party;
the manufacturer shall submit the toy to the EC-type examination referred to in paragraph 17 and proceed in accordance with the conformity procedure of the type set out in Part II of Annex 6 to this Regulation.
EC type-examination
(1) The application for EC type-examination, for this type-examination and for the issue of an EC type-examination certificate shall follow the procedures set out in Annex 7 to this Regulation.
(2) Where the notified person carries out EC type-examination, he shall evaluate, together with the manufacturer, the risk analysis referred to in Article 15, if necessary.
(3) If the notified person finds that the toy does not meet the essential requirements, he shall ask the manufacturer to take appropriate corrective measures and shall not issue an EC type-examination certificate.
(4) The EC type-examination certificate must be reviewed in particular in the event of a change in the production process, in the raw materials or parts of the toy and at least every 5 years. The notified person shall not issue an EC type-examination certificate for toys for which the certificate has been refused or for toys for which the certificate has been revoked. The supervisory authority, if there is reasonable doubt that the toy does not comply with the essential requirements, shall give the notified person an incentive to review the EC-type examination certificate.
(5) The technical documentation for the purposes of EC type-examination and other documents relating to the EC type-examination procedures must be drawn up in the Czech language or in another language designated by the notified person.
Technical documentation
(1) The technical documentation shall contain all relevant information on the means by which the manufacturer has ensured that the toy complies with the essential requirements. The technical documentation shall be set out in Annex 4 to this Regulation.
(2) The technical documentation shall be drawn up in one of the official languages of the European Union, with the exception of the requirement laid down in Article 17 (5).
(3) At the reasoned request of the competent supervisory authority or similar authority of a Member State, the manufacturer shall ensure that the relevant parts of the technical documentation are translated into the language of the Member State concerned. Where the supervisory authority requires a technical file or a translation of its relevant parts to be submitted to the manufacturer, it may set a time limit for the delivery of the documentation or translation of which is 30 days in length, unless a shorter period is necessary due to a serious and immediate risk.
(4) If the manufacturer fails to comply with the requirements referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3, the competent supervisory authority may require him to have the test carried out by a notified person at his own expense and within a specified period to verify the compliance of the toy with the essential requirements.
NOTIFICATION OF CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT BODIES
Effects of notification
The person authorised under Article 11 (2) of the Act shall become the expiry of a period of 2 weeks from notification if he is used as a basis for notification of an accreditation certificate or a period of 2 months from notification if that certificate is not used and only if the European Commission or the other Member States have not objected to that notification within the above time limits.
Requirements for authorised persons
(1) Only a legal person established under the legislation of the Czech Republic may be authorised under this Regulation.
(2) A description of the conformity assessment activities, procedure or conformity assessment procedures shall be included in the application for authorisation for the purposes of the notification referred to in Article 7 (7) (b) of the Act.
(3) The person authorised must be independent of the entity whose toy he assesses and the toy itself. The authorised person may also be a legal person belonging to the economic association or professional association of entrepreneurs involved in the design, manufacture, supply, assembly, use or maintenance of toys assessed by that authorised person, provided that he demonstrates his independence and absence of any conflict of interest.
(4) The authorised person, the persons managing the activity of the authorised person and the persons responsible for carrying out the conformity assessment tasks must not be the persons who propose, produce, supply, install, purchase, own, use or maintain the toys they assess and may not be authorised representatives of any of those persons. This does not preclude the use of the toys assessed which are necessary for the activities of an authorised person or the use of such toys for personal purposes. Authorised persons, persons managing the activity of an authorised person and persons responsible for carrying out conformity assessment tasks shall not participate directly in the design or manufacture, placing on the market, installation, use or maintenance of such toys or represent the bodies involved in such activities. They shall not engage in any activity likely to jeopardise their independent judgement and impartiality in relation to the assessment activities for which they are notified. This applies in particular to consultancy services. The authorised person shall ensure that the activities of its branches or subcontractors do not jeopardise the confidentiality, objectivity or impartiality of its conformity assessment activities.
(5) The Authorised Person and its persons carrying out or responsible for carrying out conformity assessment activities carry out such activities at the highest level of professional credibility and required technical competence in a specific field and shall not be subject to any incentives, influence or pressure, in particular financial ones, which could affect their judgement or the results of their conformity assessment, in particular by persons or groups of persons interested in the results of such activities.
(6) The authorised person must be able to carry out all the conformity assessment obligations imposed on him by Article 17 for which he has been notified, whether those obligations are carried out by or carried out on his behalf and under his responsibility. The authorised person must always have at his disposal, for each conformity assessment procedure and for each type or category of toys for which he is notified,
(a) persons with expertise and sufficient experience to carry out conformity assessment tasks;
(b) descriptions of the procedures under which conformity assessment is carried out and which ensure the transparency and repeatability of such procedures; it must apply appropriate policies and procedures to distinguish between tasks performed as an authorised person and other activities;
(c) procedures for carrying out activities which take due account of the size and structure of the undertaking concerned, the sector in which it operates, the degree of complexity of the toy technology and the mass or serial nature of the production process.
(7) The authorised person must have the means necessary to carry out the technical and administrative tasks related to conformity assessment and must have access to all necessary equipment or equipment.
(8) The persons responsible for carrying out conformity assessment activities must:
(a) have adequate technical and professional training for all conformity assessment activities for which the authorised person has been notified;
(b) have satisfactory knowledge of the assessment requirements they carry out and the appropriate power to carry out such assessment;
(c) have adequate knowledge and understanding of the essential requirements, relevant harmonised European standards and relevant provisions of European Union harmonisation legislation and implementing legislation;
(d) be able to draw up certificates, protocols and reports demonstrating that the assessments have been carried out.
(9) Following the notification provided for in Article 19, the Authorised Person shall participate in the relevant standardisation activities and in the activities of the Coordination Group of Notified Persons set up by the European Commission or shall ensure that its personnel are informed of those activities and shall use as general guidelines the decisions and documents resulting from the work of that Group.
(10) The authorised person, the persons managing the activity of the authorised person and the persons carrying out conformity assessment must be impartial in the performance of their activities. The remuneration of persons managing the activity of an authorised person and persons performing or responsible for carrying out conformity assessment shall not depend on the number of assessments made or their results.
Presumption of conformity
Where the conformity assessment body demonstrates that it meets the criteria laid down in:
(a) the relevant harmonised European standards or parts thereof to which the references in the Official Journal of the European Union have been published;
(b) harmonised Czech technical standards or parts thereof which take over the standards referred to in (a); or
(c) foreign technical standards or parts thereof which take over in a Member State the standards referred to in (a);
the requirements laid down in Section 20 to the extent that those standards apply to those requirements are deemed to be met.
Branches and subcontractors of notified persons
(1) Only subcontractors or branches complying with the requirements laid down in Section 20 may be assigned specific conformity assessment tasks by the Notified Person. It shall inform the Office of the assignment of such tasks.
(2) The person nominated shall bear full responsibility for the tasks performed by subcontractors or branches wherever they are established.
(3) Conformity assessment activities may be subcontracted or subcontracted only with the consent of the customer.
(4) The nominee shall keep for the Office the relevant documents concerning the assessment of the qualifications of the subcontractor or branch and the work carried out by the subcontractor or subcontractor or branch pursuant to Article 17.
Obligations concerning the activities of notified persons
(1) Conformity assessment shall be carried out in such a way as to avoid excessive burdens on economic operators. In carrying out his activities, the person nominated shall take due account of the size and structure of the undertaking concerned, the sector in which he operates, the degree of complexity of the toy technology and the mass or serial nature of the production process. However, the degree of rigour and the level of protection required for the toy to comply with this Regulation must be respected.
(2) If, after issuing the EC type-examination certificate (hereinafter referred to as "the certificate '), the notified person finds that the toy no longer meets the essential requirements, he shall request the manufacturer to take appropriate corrective measures and, if necessary, suspend or revoke the certificate.
(3) Where the manufacturer does not take corrective measures in accordance with paragraph 2 or where such measures do not have the desired effect, the notified person shall amend or suspend the relevant certificate or, where appropriate, revoke it.
Information obligation for notified persons
(1) Notified persons shall provide other notified persons carrying out similar conformity assessment activities dealing with the same toys with relevant information on restrictions, cancellations and refusal to issue certificates and on request of certificates issued.
(2) Notified persons shall inform the Office:
(a) any restrictions, suspensions or cancellations of certificates and any refusal to issue certificates;
(b) any request by the supervisory authorities concerning conformity assessment activities;
(c) upon request, on conformity assessment activities carried out within the scope of their authorisation and on any other activities carried out, including cross-border activities and subcontracting.
(3) Notified persons shall, at the request of the supervisory authorities, provide information concerning certificates issued, refused or revoked by such notified persons.
PROVISIONS TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Government Regulation No. 86 / 2011 Coll., on Technical Requirements for Toys |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 01.04.2011 |
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| Effective from | 20.07.2011 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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