Act No. 151 / 2000 Coll.
The Telecommunications Act and the Amendment of Other Laws
Valid
Law
Effective from 01.07.2000
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
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HLAVA DRUHÁ
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HLAVA TŘETÍ
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Díl 12
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Díl 13
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Díl 14
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§ 90
§ 91
§ 92
HLAVA ČTVRTÁ
§ 93
§ 94
§ 95
§ 96
HLAVA PÁTÁ
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§ 98
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§ 100
HLAVA ŠESTÁ
§ 101
§ 102
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ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 111
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ČÁST TŘETÍ
§ 112
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
§ 113
ČÁST PÁTÁ
§ 114
„ČÁST XI
„ČÁST XI
ČÁST ŠESTÁ
§ 115
ČÁST SEDMÁ
§ 116
ČÁST OSMÁ
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ČÁST DEVÁTÁ
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151
THE LAW
of 16 May 2000
on telecommunications and amending other laws
Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:
TELECOMMUNICATIONS LAW
Subject matter
The Act provides for telecommunications
(a) conditions for the establishment and operation of telecommunications equipment and telecommunications networks;
(b) conditions for the provision of telecommunications services;
(c) the performance of government, including regulation.
Basic concepts
(1) Telecommunications equipment means technical equipment, including wiring, for the transmission, transmission, routing, connection and reception of information through electromagnetic waves.
(2) A telecommunications network means a functionally linked set of telecommunications equipment to transport information between the end points of that network or a set of radio equipment to transport information or a combination thereof.
(3) A public telecommunications network means a network to be used, under a licence or a general licence, in whole or in part for the provision of public telecommunications services, including a telecommunications network intended solely for the unilateral dissemination of television or radio signals after the lead.
(4) The public telecommunications network interface means:
(a) the end point of the network, which is the physical connecting point in which the user of the telecommunications service is given access to the public telecommunications network;
(b) interfaces for the interconnection of public telecommunications networks; or
(c) an interface within the area specifying the radio environment between radio equipment, in accordance with their technical specifications (mobile network end point).
The types and characteristics of the endpoints and interfaces shall be specified in the implementing regulation.
(5) Participating management means a physical metal pair of conductors connecting the network end point to the main switchboard or similar equipment on a public fixed telephone network.
(6) The section of the local loop is the part of the local loop connecting the network end point to the concentration point or the specified intermediate access point to the public fixed telephone network.
(7) A telecommunications service is a service the provision of which consists wholly or partly in the transport or routing of information by telecommunications networks to third parties. This service is also the rental of telecommunications circuits. A telecommunication service shall not be regarded as a switching (re-routing) of an emergency call to another workplace of the essential component of the integrated rescue system competent for its handling.
(8) A public telecommunications service means a telecommunications service, the provision of which does not preclude any interested party from using it in advance.
(9) A public telephone service means a public telecommunications service consisting of the transport or routing of spoken speech in real time between the end points of a public telecommunications network, enabling each user to use equipment connected to such an end point to communicate with another user whose device is connected to another end point.
(10) A user of a telecommunications service is a natural or legal person to whom a telecommunications service is provided.
(11) A participant means a user of a telecommunications service that is in a contractual relationship with its provider.
(12) Emergency calls means free selection of numbers that are set out in the numbering plan and included in the telephone lists and which must be made available to save human lives, health or property.
(13) Radio communication service means telecommunications activity consisting of the transmission, transmission or reception of information by radio waves.
(14) Radio waves are electromagnetic waves with frequencies ranging from 9 kHz to 3 000 GHz which spread through space without any guidance.
(15) A public fixed telecommunications network means a public telecommunications network whose end points are fixed over time in a non-changing geographical location.
(16) A telecommunications circuit means a set of telecommunications equipment that ensures the transmission of information between telecommunications circuit interfaces and that does not include user-controlled switching functions. This file may include devices that allow flexible use of the frequency band of the circuit, where appropriate routing and traffic control.
(17) Interference means the undesirable effect of electromagnetic energy which may adversely affect the functioning of telecommunications equipment or the quality of telecommunications services.
(18) Interconnection means the physical and logical connection of telecommunications networks used by telecommunications service providers to enable users of one telecommunications service provider to communicate with users of the same or other telecommunications service provider or to allow access to services provided by another telecommunications service provider. Telecommunications services may be provided by telecommunications service providers that connect or other telecommunications service providers that have access to the telecommunications network.
(19) Connecting means the physical and logical connection of telecommunications equipment to the interface of a public or non-public telecommunications network for the use or provision of telecommunications services.
(20) The licence holder with a significant market share shall mean, for the purposes of this Act, an entity authorised to operate public telephone networks or to provide a public telephone service and having at least a 25% share of the relevant market in the geographical area in which it has the right to operate. The share shall be determined on the basis of the difference between the revenues of the public telephone service, including the revenues of the interconnection, and the costs of interconnection paid to other public telephone service providers. The Czech Telecommunications Authority may provide for a different percentage on the basis of an assessment of the licence holder's ability to influence market conditions, its volume of sales and the ability to provide financial resources or experience in the operation of public telephone networks, the provision of a public telephone service or a public telecommunications service for the rental of telecommunications circuits. Similarly, provision shall be made for the obligation of the entity to provide a public telecommunications service by renting telecommunications lines.
(21) Regulation shall mean the direction of telecommunications activities and relations under this Act and within its limits, in order to achieve and maintain a competitive environment, the protection of the telecommunications market, including the protection of users of telecommunications services, the regulatory authority by issuing measures which are binding on the operators of telecommunications equipment and networks and on the providers of telecommunications services and published in the Telecommunications Bulletin. Furthermore, monitoring of compliance with the specified conditions (including performance of control) and maintaining the condition achieved under these conditions are also part of the regulation.
Establishment of the Czech Telecommunications Office
(1) The Czech Telecommunications Office (hereinafter referred to as the Office) is hereby established. The Office shall be an administrative and regulatory authority in telecommunications and postal services matters.
(2) The Office shall be headed by a President who shall be appointed and dismissed by the Government on a proposal from the Minister for Transport and Communications. The Government, acting on a proposal from the Minister for Transport and Communications, approves the Statute of the Office.
(3) The seat of the Office is Prague.
(4) A citizen of the Czech Republic, who is righteous within the meaning of Article 15 of this Act, has completed a university education in telecommunications or law or economics and has five years of experience in telecommunications management.
(5) The term of office of the President of the Office shall be four years. The Chairperson may be in office for a maximum of two consecutive terms of office.
(6) The President of the Office shall not, during the term of his appointment, perform functions in political parties and movements, be a member of the statutory bodies of telecommunications operators, their staff or an adviser, and shall not be a member of statutory bodies acting for the benefit of telecommunications operators.
(7) The President of the Office may be dismissed in the event of a serious breach of obligations imposed by this Act and other laws and international treaties binding on the Czech Republic and which have been declared in the Collection of Laws or the Collection of International Treaties. The President of the Office may also be dismissed if he does not perform his duties for more than four months or if he no longer fulfils the conditions for the performance of his duties referred to in paragraph 4.
TELECOMMUNICATION DEVICES
(1) Telecommunications equipment must comply with the conditions laid down in a specific legislation. 1) Selected telecommunications equipment shall, in addition to these conditions, comply with the conditions laid down in this Act. Selected telecommunications devices are:
(a) terminal equipment;
(b) radio equipment.
(2) Terminal equipment means telecommunications equipment connected directly or indirectly to the terminal points of the public telecommunications network, with the exception of radio equipment and with the exception of telecommunications equipment for the transmission of radio and television broadcasting by line.
(3) Radio equipment means telecommunications equipment which uses radio waves, with the exception of radio equipment intended exclusively for an amateur radio communication service which is individually manufactured.
(4) The Office shall publish a list of the types of telecommunications equipment selected in the Telecommunications Bulletin.
Approval and recognition of the type of terminal equipment
(1) The Authority shall decide on the approval or recognition of a type of terminal equipment, except where the terminal equipment is used exclusively for:
(a) intelligence tasks, 2)
(b) tasks of the Police of the Czech Republic in the field of security, 3)
(c) customs search services, 4); or
(d) the tasks of the armed forces of the Czech Republic. 5)
In such cases, the Authority shall decide on the type of interface of the installation.
(2) The Office shall recognise the technical competence of the terminal equipment bearing the international mark of conformity (1) if it has been approved by another State under conditions comparable to the type approval of the terminal equipment under this law. The Office shall publish the list of terminal facilities recognised by the Office in the Telecommunications Bulletin.
For the purposes of the type-approval of terminal equipment, the Office shall establish technical regulations, technical standards, technical specifications and measures issued by the Telecommunications Network and Telecommunications Services Office (hereinafter referred to as the "regulatory base ') on the basis of which the type of terminal equipment will be approved. The Office shall publish the prescription base in the Telecommunications Bulletin.
(1) The application for approval of a type of terminal equipment is submitted by a manufacturer having its registered office in the Czech Republic or having a permanent residence in the Czech Republic, or by another legal or natural person having its registered office in the Czech Republic, who is authorised by the manufacturer to do so in writing. The application for approval of a type of terminal equipment shall include:
(a) the trade name, registered office and legal form of the legal person and its identification number, where the applicant is a legal person, or the name and surname, permanent residence, trade name, birth number, if any, and the natural person's identification number, if the applicant is a natural person;
(b) technical details of the terminal equipment;
(c) the purpose for which the terminal equipment is to be used;
(d) the technical regulations, technical standards, technical specifications and measures issued by the Office under which the construction of the terminal equipment was carried out;
(e) the method of ensuring the guarantee and post-guarantee service of the terminal equipment.
(2) The application shall be accompanied by the following documents:
(a) a certified copy of the contract or of the instrument of establishment or establishment of a legal person, in the case of legal persons incorporated in the Commercial Register by a commercial register, in the case of natural persons, in the case of a certified copy of the business licence;
(b) by written authorisation from the manufacturer, unless the applicant is the manufacturer of the terminal equipment,
(c) evidence of compliance with safety, electromagnetic compatibility and environmental protection requirements laid down by technical regulations and specific legislation, 1)
(d) evidence of compliance with the conditions laid down by the regulatory base for the construction of the terminal equipment;
(e) instructions for use of the terminal equipment in the Czech language.
(1) The Authority will decide on the type-approval of the terminal equipment on the basis of an assessment of the characteristics and technical parameters established by the regulatory base.
(2) The decision on the type-approval of the terminal equipment is a document for the issue of a declaration of conformity under a specific legislation. 1)
Technical competence of individually manufactured terminal equipment
(1) The technical competence of the individually manufactured terminal equipment shall be decided by the Office at the request of the manufacturer or of any other legal or natural person.
(2) The Authority will take a decision on the approval of technical competence if the technical conditions laid down by the regulatory basis are met.
Approval and recognition of the type of radio equipment
(1) The Authority shall decide on the approval or recognition of a type of radio equipment, except where the radio equipment is used exclusively for:
(a) intelligence tasks, 2)
(b) tasks of the Police of the Czech Republic (3) in the field of security,
(c) customs search services, 4)
(d) civil aviation services, (6); or
(e) tasks of the armed forces of the Czech Republic. 5)
(2) Paragraph 5 (2) to (9) shall apply mutatis mutandis to the approval and recognition of the type of radio equipment and to the technical competence of the radio equipment produced individually.
(3) Radio equipment the type of which has not been approved or recognised may be used for an amateur radio communication service or test operation; for test operations, radio equipment may be used only by decision of the Authority. The Authority's decision sets out the test operation conditions.
Obligations of the manufacturer of terminal equipment and radio equipment
(1) The manufacturer of terminal equipment or radio equipment shall:
(a) to place on the market only terminal equipment or radio equipment by the authority of the approved type or on the basis of the authority of the recognised type of terminal equipment or radio equipment;
(b) mark each end-device or radio device produced, its packaging and its operating instructions with an approval mark;
(c) indicate in the operator manual the manner and conditions of connection and operation of the terminal equipment or radio equipment.
(2) The graphical representation of the approval mark, its design and location shall be specified in the implementing regulation.
Exposure to terminal equipment and radio equipment
Terminal equipment or radio equipment, the type of which has not been approved or recognised, may be made publicly available at fairs, exhibitions, demonstrations and similar events only on condition that it is visibly marked with a warning that it cannot be placed on the market and operated before its type is approved or recognised.
REGULATION OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Telecommunications activities
(1) Telecommunications activities may be carried out under this Act unless otherwise provided for in the International Treaty, which the Czech Republic is bound by and which is declared in the Collection of Laws or the Collection of International Treaties. Telecommunications activities shall mean:
(a) establishing and operating a public telecommunications network;
(b) setting up and operating a non-public telecommunications network;
(c) the provision of telecommunications services through a public or non-public telecommunications network;
(d) the establishment and operation of telecommunications equipment.
(2) Telecommunications activities may only be performed on the basis of a telecommunications licence or a general licence or permit or authorisation, unless otherwise provided for in this law.
Telecommunications licences
(1) The telecommunications licence is necessary for the following telecommunications activities:
(a) the setting up and operation of a public telecommunications network, with the exception of telecommunications networks intended solely for the provision of television or radio signals after the lead,
(b) the provision of a public telephone service through a public fixed telecommunications network;
(c) the provision of a public telephone service through a public mobile telecommunications network.
(2) A telecommunications licence shall be issued by the Office, provided that the safety of the State or the life, health or safety of persons is not jeopardised, to a legal person registered in the Commercial Register upon written request if:
(a) all natural persons who are, or will be, a statutory body of a legal person or members of a statutory body have reached the age of 21, are eligible for legal action, are fit for integrity and at least one member of the statutory body or the legal representative of the legal person fulfils the requirement of professional competence;
(b) the applicant demonstrates the financial capacity for the telecommunications activity for which he requires the telecommunications licence;
(c) the applicant shall demonstrate that he has the technical, organisational and personnel conditions for the telecommunications activity for which he requires a telecommunications licence;
(d) the frequencies necessary for the telecommunications activity required are available if the issue of the telecommunications licence is conditional on the use of frequencies.
(3) When deciding on the granting of a telecommunications licence, the Authority shall monitor that, when using frequencies from the frequency spectrum plan or numbers, numerical series, names or addresses ("numbers"), the numbering plan does not give rise to unjustified advantages for any applicant. The Office may issue a tender under the law for the grant of a telecommunications licence.
integrity
For the purposes of this law, those who have been convicted of a criminal offence, the nature of which relates to telecommunications activities, or any other offence committed intentionally, unless it is looked at as if it had not been convicted, shall not be considered to be fair.
Professional competence
Professional competence shall be demonstrated by the persons referred to in Article 14 (2) (a) by evidence of completed higher education of economic, electrical or legal orientation and by evidence of the performance of a three-year telecoms management practice or by evidence of the termination of a full secondary vocational training of economic or electrical focus and of the performance of five-year telecoms management practice.
Financial capacity
(1) The financial capacity to carry out telecommunications activities for which a telecommunications licence is required means the applicant's ability to finance the establishment, proper operation of a public telecommunications network or the proper provision of a public telecommunications service and the ability to secure current and future commitments for at least five years.
(2) Financial capacity shall be demonstrated in particular:
(a) commercial property;
(b) the volume of funds available, including the status of bank accounts and loans;
(c) operating capital;
(d) a business plan for the first five years of the operation of a public telecommunications network or the provision of a public telecommunications service for which a telecommunications licence is required;
(e) the accounts for the previous year or, where applicable, the last accounts audited by the auditor, including an annex thereto, to the full extent (statement of cash flows) where the applicant has carried out business during the previous annual financial year.
(3) An applicant for telecommunications activities is not financially eligible, in particular if he owes arrears in taxes, duties and charges, social security contributions, contributions to state employment policy or general health insurance and fines. The applicant shall not be financially eligible even if his assets are declared bankrupt, the compensation granted or, where appropriate, in liquidation.
(4) The method of demonstrating the financial capacity to perform telecommunications activities shall be laid down in the implementing act.
Application for a telecommunications licence
(1) The application for a telecommunications licence shall contain:
(a) the trade name, registered office, legal form and identification number of the legal person requesting the granting of a telecommunications licence, the name and surname of the person or persons authorised to act on behalf of the legal person;
(b) data on the telecommunications network which the applicant intends to establish and operate or through which it will provide a public telecommunications service for which a telecommunications licence is needed, its territorial scope and graphic representation, including the way in which the telecommunications networks of other operators are connected;
(c) the definition of the type and geographical scope of telecommunications activities which the applicant intends to carry out or provide, including the way in which they are made available;
(d) the designation of the owner of the telecommunications network, its operator and the provider of the public telecommunications service through that network, if they are different from the applicant;
(e) frequency data or numbers data according to the numbering plan if they are necessary for the telecommunications activity required at the start of the procedure;
(f) the date of commencement of the telecommunications activities which the applicant intends to operate or provide and the period for which it requires the granting of a telecommunications licence.
(2) The application for a telecommunications licence must be supported by:
(a) an extract from the Commercial Register;
(b) an extract from the Register of Penalties, which is not more than 90 days old, of all members of the statutory body;
(c) a document demonstrating the competence of at least one of the members of the statutory body or of the responsible representative;
(d) documents proving the financial capacity for the telecommunications activity required;
(e) evidence of technical, organisational and personnel security of the required telecommunications activity;
(f) by proposing general conditions for the provision of the public telecommunications service required.
Selection procedure
(1) In the absence of sufficient frequencies necessary for the issue of a licence and in the absence of a licence for this reason for all applicants who apply for it, the Authority shall issue a tender for it.
(2) The Office shall notify the Telecommunications Bulletin of its intention to issue a tender and shall indicate in the notice:
(a) the reasons leading to the publication of the invitation to tender;
(b) the period until which the reasons which led to the intention to issue the invitation to tender continue;
(c) the deadline for expressing the opinion of the applicants for telecommunications licences on the intention to issue a tender.
(3) Article 2 (2) (c) the Office shall be obliged to issue a tender for the granting of telecommunications licences within 30 days at the latest, in a number which will enable the frequency spectrum to be used.
(4) For the selection procedure, the commercial tender clause under the Commercial Code shall apply mutatis mutandis. The conditions and procedure for the selection procedure and the method for assessing applications for a telecommunications licence shall be laid down by the Office and published in the Telecommunications Bulletin. The conditions for the selection procedure must include the conditions for granting the licence laid down in Section 14 of this Act.
(1) The President of the Office shall set up a Management Committee (hereinafter referred to as "the Committee ') to assess and evaluate applications for a telecommunications licence in the selection procedure.
(2) The members of the Committee are required to remain silent on matters which they have learned in connection with the performance of their duties, even after they have ceased their duties.
On the basis of an assessment of applications for a telecommunications licence in order to meet the conditions of the selection procedure, the Committee shall propose to the Office the exclusion of applications which do not comply with those requirements. The decision to exclude the applicant concerned from the selection procedure shall lie with the Office. This decision shall be communicated without delay to the applicant concerned by the Authority.
(1) The report on the assessment and evaluation of applications for telecommunications licences which have been evaluated by the Committee shall be signed by all members of the Committee and forwarded with all prior documents on the selection procedure of the Office.
(2) After transmission of the report to the Office, the Office shall, upon request, allow all applicants whose applications have been assessed and evaluated to consult the report.
(3) The Authority is required to decide on the selection of the most appropriate application on the basis of an assessment and an evaluation of the applications by the Committee. The most appropriate application shall be an application that is best suited to the conditions laid down for the selection procedure.
On the basis of the results of the selection procedure, the Authority shall issue a decision granting a telecommunications licence.
Licence award
(1) The Office shall decide on the granting of a telecommunications licence within 40 days of receipt of the application for a telecommunications licence, including the documents to be supported; in particularly complex cases, the decision shall not exceed 120 days. Where a telecommunications licence is issued on the basis of a selection procedure, the Office shall decide within a maximum period of 240 days. In the event that the licence issue is conditional on the allocation of frequencies on the basis of international frequency or satellite coordination, the deadlines for the granting of a telecommunications licence result from the international agreements by which the Czech Republic is bound and which have been published in the Collection of Laws or in the Collection of International Contracts.
(2) The Office may suspend the procedures for the granting of a telecommunications licence for a maximum period of eight months if the frequencies or numbers necessary for telecommunications activity are not available and if they are objectively expected to be available within that period. The Office shall suspend the procedure for granting the licence in the event of a call for tenders.
(3) The telecommunications licence granted is non-transferable.
(4) The Office may decide not to grant a licence in the following cases:
(a) if the security of the State so requires,
(b) where compliance with the obligations arising from an international treaty which the Czech Republic is bound by and which has been declared in the Collection of Laws or the Collection of International Treaties or from the membership of the Czech Republic in international organisations,
(c) the applicant infringes the conditions of the licence previously issued to him.
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
HLAVA PRVNÍ
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
HLAVA DRUHÁ
§ 4
§ 5
§ 6
§ 7
§ 8
§ 9
§ 10
§ 11
§ 12
HLAVA TŘETÍ
Díl 1
§ 13
Díl 2
§ 14
§ 15
§ 16
§ 17
§ 18
§ 19
§ 20
§ 21
§ 22
§ 23
§ 24
§ 25
§ 26
§ 27
§ 28
Díl 3
§ 29
§ 30
§ 31
§ 32
Díl 4
§ 33
Díl 5
§ 34
§ 35
§ 36
§ 36a
Díl 6
§ 37
§ 37a
§ 37b
§ 38
§ 39
§ 40
§ 41
§ 42
§ 43
§ 44
§ 45
Díl 7
§ 46
§ 47
§ 48
§ 49
§ 50
§ 51
§ 52
§ 53
§ 54
§ 55
Díl 8
Oddíl 1
§ 56
Oddíl 2
§ 57
§ 58
§ 59
§ 60
§ 61
§ 62
§ 63
§ 64
§ 65
§ 66
Oddíl 3
§ 67
Díl 9
Oddíl 1
§ 68
Oddíl 2
§ 69
§ 70
§ 71
§ 72
§ 73
§ 74
§ 75
Oddíl 3
§ 76
Díl 10
§ 77
§ 78
§ 79
§ 80
Díl 11
§ 81
§ 82
§ 83
Díl 12
§ 84
§ 85
§ 86
Díl 13
§ 87
Díl 14
§ 88
§ 89
§ 90
§ 91
§ 92
HLAVA ČTVRTÁ
§ 93
§ 94
§ 95
§ 96
HLAVA PÁTÁ
§ 97
§ 98
§ 99
§ 100
HLAVA ŠESTÁ
§ 101
§ 102
§ 102a
§ 103
§ 104
§ 105
§ 106
§ 106a
§ 107
§ 108
§ 109
§ 110
ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 111
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ČÁST TŘETÍ
§ 112
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
§ 113
ČÁST PÁTÁ
§ 114
„ČÁST XI
„ČÁST XI
ČÁST ŠESTÁ
§ 115
ČÁST SEDMÁ
§ 116
ČÁST OSMÁ
§ 117
ČÁST DEVÁTÁ
§ 118
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act No. 151 / 2000 Coll., on Telecommunications and on Change of Other Laws |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | Law |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 13.06.2000 |
|---|---|
| Effective from | 01.07.2000 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
Legal Areas:
Health and safety at work
Taxes
Finance
Economic (State)
Culture
Civil law
Civil law substantive
Commercial law
Commercial liabilities
Fees
Labour law
Industrial rights
Self-administration
Administrative offences
Administrative authorities
Administrative law
Administrative procedure
State (official) control
Construction
Telecommunications, Communications, Mail
Constitutional (state) law
Fundamental human rights
Business
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