211/2000 Coll.
of 17 May 2000
on free access to information and amending certain laws (Freedom of Information Act)
Change: 747/2004 Z. z. z.
Change: 628/2005 Z. z. z.
Change: 207/2008 Coll., 477/2008 Coll.
The National Council of the Slovak Republic has decided on the following law:
Art. I
§ 1
Subject matter
This law regulates the conditions, procedure and scope of free access to information. 1)
§ 2
Compulsory persons

(1) Persons required under this Act to make information available (hereinafter referred to as "mandatory persons') shall be public authorities, municipalities, higher territorial units, as well as those legal persons and natural persons to whom the law confers jurisdiction over the rights and obligations of natural or legal persons in the field of public administration, only to the extent that their decision-making activities are concerned.
(2) Furthermore, legal persons established by law and legal persons established by a state authority, by a higher territorial unit or by a municipality pursuant to a special law are required to be required. 2)
(3) Furthermore, legal persons established by obliged persons pursuant to paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be required to be persons.
(4) A specific law may provide for disclosure of information to another legal person or to a natural person. 3)

§ 3

(1) Everyone has the right of access to information held by the obliged persons.
(2) The data subject shall only make available, pursuant to Article 2 (3), information on the management of public funds, the handling of State property by the higher territorial unit or the municipality's property, the environment, 3a) on environmental tasks or professional services and on the content, performance and activities carried out under the contract concluded.
(3) The information shall be made available without demonstrating the legal or other reason or interest for which the information is requested.

§ 4
Definitions

(1) The applicant shall be a natural or legal person who requests information to be made available.
(2) Collective access to information is access to an unlimited range of applicants using telecommunications equipment, 4) mainly via the Internet network.

(3) The information published shall be information which can be retrieved and retrieved by each person, in particular information published in the press or issued on another tangible data medium allowing the recording and storage of information, or displayed on an official free-access board, or made available by means of a public access device, or located in a public library. 5)
(4) Accompanying information is information which is closely related to the information requested, in particular information on its existence, origin, number, reason for refusal to disclose information, the time during which the refusal to make information available lasts and when it will be re-examined.
(5) A person with a sensory disability under this law is a person blind, weak-sighted, deaf or deaf, who therefore has a limited ability to communicate.

§ 5
Mandatory disclosure

(1) Any obliged person under Paragraph 2 (1) and (2) shall be required to disclose the following information:

  1. the manner in which the obliged person is established, his/her powers and competences, and the description of the organisational structure;
  2. the place, time and manner in which information can be obtained; information on where an application, proposal, complaint, complaint or other submission can be made;
  3. the place, time and manner of appeal and the possibility of judicial review of the decision of the debtor, including explicit indication of the requirements to be met;
  4. the procedure to be followed by the obliged person when dealing with all applications, applications and other submissions, including the relevant time limits to be complied with;
  5. an overview of the rules, instructions, instructions, interpretative opinions according to which the obliged person acts and decides or governs the rights and obligations of natural persons and legal persons in relation to the obliged person;
  6. (sssssssssssssssssssssss) the administrative fees collected by the obliged person for the administrative acts and the rate of payment for making the information available.

(2) The National Council of the Slovak Republic is obliged to publish

  1. the dates of its meetings and committee meetings and the draft agenda,
  2. Minutes of public meetings
  3. texts submitted to the National Council of the Slovak Republic within three days after their submission,
  4. the texts of the approved laws within three days of their approval at third reading,

(3) The office of the President of the Slovak Republic is obliged to publish

  1. programme and results of work trips and acceptance of the President of the Slovak Republic and his whereabouts,
  2. the signing of the law or its return to the National Council of the Slovak Republic,
  3. an honorary loan,
  4. appointment and dismissal of the State official and acceptance of the resignation;
  5. forgiveness, reduction or removal of the sentence and regulation not to initiate or continue criminal proceedings;
  6. organizational structure and number of employees of the Office of the President of the Slovak Republic.

(4) The Government of the Slovak Republic is obliged to publish the texts of materials (drafts, reports, analyses) submitted for the discussion of the Government and adopted resolutions, including their annexes.
(5) Ministries, other central government and local government authorities publish the material of the programme, conceptual and strategic nature and the texts of the proposed legal standards after their release to inter-ministerial commentary proceedings.
(6) The debtor is obliged to disclose the indication of the immovable property, including apartments and non-residential premises and movable property, the acquisition price of which was higher than 20 times the minimum wage of 6a) owned by the State, a public body, a municipality, a higher territorial unit or a public authority which was transferred to or transferred to ownership by that person other than the public authority, the date of transfer or transfer of ownership and title, as well as information on the personal data and other identification data of the persons who acquired the property, to the extent that:

  1. first name and surname, name or business name,
  2. address of residence or registered office,
  3. identification number, where the legal or natural person is a businessman.

(7) Paragraph 6 shall not apply to flats and non-residential premises which have been transferred to the ownership of the previous tenant at a price legally established under a special rule. 6 (b) The acquisition price for the purposes of publication referred to in paragraph 6 shall, in the case of own production, the cost of production and, in the case of free acquisition, the price customary for a similar case at the place and at the time of acquisition.
(8) The Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic is obliged to publish the applications received pursuant to Articles 125 to 126 and 127a to 129 of the Constitution of the Slovak Republic.
(9) The provisions of paragraph 2 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the disclosure of information by municipal councils, municipal councils and local councils 7) and by the municipalities of the higher territorial unit.

§ 6

(1) The information referred to in Article 5 shall be made public in a manner allowing for collective access. This obligation does not apply to natural persons and to municipalities which are not towns. 8) The information pursuant to Paragraph 5 (6) shall be published for at least one year from the date on which the transfer or transfer of ownership took place pursuant to Paragraph 5 (6); this shall not prejudice the obligation to disclose that information beyond that period.
(2) The information referred to in Article 5 (1) shall be further published at the seat of the obliged person and at all its offices in a publicly accessible place.
(3) Mandatory persons operating information systems 9) containing information where a specific law does not exclude public accessibility, 10) are obliged to publish the information contained in those registers and lists on a free-access website. Such disclosure does not infringe specific rules. 9)
(4) Mandatory persons may also disclose information under the preceding paragraphs in other ways. In addition to the information referred to in the preceding paragraphs, the obliged person may also disclose other information.
(5) In municipalities defined by a specific law, 11) the person responsible shall also disclose this information in the language of national minorities.
(6) The provisions of Articles 8 to 12 shall apply to restrictions on disclosure.

§ 7
Reference to the information disclosed

(1) Where the subject of an application is to obtain information which has already been published, the obliged person may, without undue delay and at the latest within five days of the lodging of the application, instead of making the information available to the applicant, notify the data enabling the information to be searched and retrieved.

(2) Where the applicant insists on disclosure of the information disclosed, the obliged person shall make it available to him. In such a case, the time limit for making available shall begin on the day on which the applicant has indicated that he insists on making the information directly available.
Restrictions on access to information

§ 8
Protection of classified information

Where the requested information constitutes a classified information under specific law 12 or is subject to banking secrecy or tax secrecy under a specific law, 12) to which the applicant does not have authorised access, the obliged person shall not make it available with reference to the relevant legislation. 12)

§ 9
Personal data protection

(1) Information relating to the personality and privacy of a natural person, documents of a personal nature, like pictures, images and image and sound records relating to a natural person or to his or her expressions of a personal nature shall be made available by the obliged person only if provided for by a specific law or with the prior written consent of the data subject. If the data subject is not alive, such consent may be given by the close person. 13) This is without prejudice to the provisions of the special rules. 14)
(2) Information on the personal data of a natural person processed in the information system under the conditions laid down by law 9) shall be made available by the obliged person only if provided for by law or by the prior written consent of the data subject. Where the person concerned has no legal capacity, such consent may be given by his legal representative. 16) If the data subject is not alive, such consent may be given by the close person. 13)

(3) For the purposes of informing the public, the person shall make available personal data of a natural person processed in the information system under the conditions laid down by law 9) on a natural person who is a public official, 16 (a) on a municipal councillor, 16 (b) on a civil service, 16 (c) on an expert performing tasks for a member of the Government of the Slovak Republic, the President of the Slovak Republic, the President of the National Council of the Slovak Republic or Vice-President of the National Council of the Slovak Republic, 16 (d) on a leading employee in the public interest, 16 (e) on an employer's manager, which is a public authority, 16 (f) on a senior official basis 16 (g) or a member of an evaluation commission or other similar body involved in the decision-making process on the use of public funds. 16h) The first sentence makes personal data available to the extent
  1. title,
  2. name,
  3. surname,
  4. position and date of appointment or appointment,
  5. Work assignment and starting date of work,
  6. the place where the function or activity is carried out and the authority in which the function or activity is carried out;
  7. salary, salary or pay and other financial terms and conditions recognised for the performance of a post or for the pursuit of a professional activity where they are paid from the State budget or other public budget.

(4) The personal data of a person who is senior in service 16g) shall be made available to the extent and for the purpose referred to in paragraph 3 only if the disclosure is not contrary to the obligation of professional secrecy under special regulations 16i) and at the same time the disclosure of that information does not endanger the security or defence of the Slovak Republic, the protection of public policy or the performance of the tasks of those persons or bodies in which they operate; Article 13 shall not apply in this case.

§ 10
Protection of business secrets

(1) Information identified as a business secret 17) is not made available by the obliged person.
(2) In particular, disclosure of information is not a breach or threat to business secrets

  1. on the serious impact on human health, the world's cultural and natural heritage, 18) the environment, including biodiversity and ecological stability, 19)
  2. on environmental pollution, 20
  3. which has been acquired for public finances or concerns the use of public funds or the disposal of State or municipality property,

§ 11
Further restrictions on access to information
(1) The obliged person shall restrict the disclosure of the information or not disclose the information if

  1. it has been transmitted to it by a person to whom such an obligation is not imposed by law and who, at the invitation of the obliged person, has indicated in writing that he does not consent to the disclosure. If, at the request of the obliged person, the person authorised to grant the consent to make the information available does not respond within seven days, it shall be deemed to agree to the disclosure. These consequences must be brought to the attention of the person in the call,
  2. (22) if, under such a law, it is published in a predetermined period, only until such time,
  3. the protection of intellectual property provided for in special Regulation 23 may therefore be infringed, except where the person entitled under these special regulations 23) gives his or her consent to a request for disclosure of the information,
  4. relates to the decision-making activity of a court, including international judicial authorities, or a law enforcement body under specific regulations 24), except for information on the decision or the outcome of the proceedings, unless its disclosure is prohibited by specific regulations, 24)
  5. it concerns the location of protected species of plants, animals, minerals and fossils and risks unacceptable interference, damage or destruction;
  6. This would be contrary to legally binding acts of the European Communities and the European Union or to the international treaty binding the Slovak Republic. 24a)
  7. relates to the exercise of control, supervision or supervision by a public authority pursuant to specific regulations 24 (b), in addition to information on the decision or other outcome of the inspection, supervision or supervision, where such disclosure is not prohibited by specific rules. 24 (b)

(2) Point (a) shall not apply in the case of information obtained for public finances or where it is information relating to the use of such funds or where it is information concerning the disposal of State or municipality property.
(3) When making available information received from a third party for the performance of a task under a specific law, 25) under which the obliged person is subject to an obligation of secrecy or any other obstacle to the protection of information against disclosure or misuse, but which may be made available under this law, the latter shall only make available information directly related to its tasks.
§ 12

Limitation conditions
All restrictions on the right to information shall be exercised by the obliged person by making available the requested information, including accompanying information, after excluding those information for which the law so provides. The right to refuse disclosure shall only last for as long as the reason for non-disclosure persists.
§ 13
The disclosure of information pursuant to this Act shall not be considered to be a breach of obligations of confidentiality under a specific law. 26)
Making information available on request
§ 14Request for disclosure
(1) The application may be submitted in writing, orally, by fax, by e-mail or by other technically enforceable means.
(2) The application must show the person to whom it is addressed, the name, surname, name or business name of the applicant, his or her address or registered office, the information of which the application relates and the manner in which the applicant proposes to make the information available.
(3) If the application does not have the prescribed particulars referred to in paragraph 2, the obliged person shall without delay invite the applicant to complete the incomplete application within a specified period which may not be less than seven days. It shall also instruct the applicant on how the supplement should be made. If, despite a request from a obliged person, the applicant fails to complete the application and the information cannot be made available due to this deficiency, the latter shall defer the application.
(4) The application shall be made on the date on which it was notified to the person responsible for the action.
(5) Upon request, the obliged person shall confirm in writing the lodging of the application and shall notify the estimated amount of the payment for making the information available.
§ 15
Transmission of the application
(1) If the requested information is not available to the data subject, and if he/she is aware of where the requested information can be obtained, he/she shall forward the request within five days of the date of receipt of the request to the obliged person who has the requested information, otherwise he/she shall reject the request by decision (§ 18).
(2) The transmission of the application shall be notified without delay to the applicant.
(3) The time limit for the execution of an application shall begin to run again on the day on which the application is received.
§ 16
Means of making information available on request
(1) The information shall be made available in particular orally, by consulting the file, including the possibility of making out a copy or extract, by copying the information on the technical data media, by making available copies of the copies of the required information, by telephone, fax, mail, by e-mail. Where the information cannot be made available in a manner determined by the applicant, the obliged person shall agree with the applicant another means of making the information available.
(2) An accessible form for making information available to an applicant who is a person blind or weak sight is considered to be the information written under this Act
  1. in letters (Braille) or
  2. enlarged font type.

(3) The blind person shall be entitled to request the disclosure of the information in an accessible form referred to in paragraph 2 (a). (a). When submitting the application, he shall submit a copy of the hard-disabled citizen's licence with a red belt on the back of which the type of disability "Blind-Blind' is marked.
(4) A weak-minded person shall be entitled to request the disclosure of the information in an accessible form referred to in paragraph 2 (a). (b) When submitting an application, he shall submit a copy of the hard-disabled citizen's licence.
(5) Where the applicant, pursuant to paragraph 2, states in the application that he or she requests the disclosure of information in an accessible form, the person shall be obliged to make the information available in the required accessible form. The obliged person who does not have special equipment available for writing and printing of the blanks may request the person who has such equipment to make a translation of the information available without delay. Where the information is of a scale that exceeds the appropriate scope in accessible form, the obliged person shall make the information requested or part thereof available by another appropriate means pursuant to Article 16 (1). The obliged person shall not be entitled to limit the total amount of information made available to which the applicant is entitled by law.
(6) If the applicant is deaf or deaf in the application, he shall indicate how he or she requests the information to be disclosed pursuant to Article 16 (1).
(7) The applicant, pursuant to paragraphs 3, 4 and 6 and the obliged person, may agree on another means of making the information available.
(8) The debtor shall allow any person, without demonstrating any legal or other reason or interest, to inspect, extract or copy from the files and from the documentation.
(9) In doing so, the debtor shall take steps to ensure that the obligations under Articles 8 to 12 are not infringed by the examination of the documentation.
§ 17

Time limits for handling the application
(1) An application for disclosure shall be made by the obliged person without undue delay, no later than eight working days from the date of the application or from the date of the correction of the deficiencies of the application pursuant to Article 14 (2) and (3) and within 15 working days if the information is made available to the blind person in an accessible form pursuant to Article 16 (2) (a). (a) unless otherwise provided for in this Act.
(2) For serious reasons, the obliged person may extend the time limit (par. 1), but not more than eight working days and 15 working days if information is made available to the blind person in accessible form pursuant to § 16 (2) (a). (a). Serious reasons are:
  1. the search and collection of the required information at a place other than the seat of the required person handling the request,
  2. searching and collecting more separate or different information required to be made available in one application;
  3. demonstrable technical problems related to the search and making available of information which can be expected to be remedied within an extended period.

(3) The extension of the time limit shall be notified to the applicant without delay and at the latest before the expiry of the period (withdrawal). 1). The notification shall state the reasons for the extension.
§ 18
Handling the application and issuing the decision
(1) If the data subject provides the requested information to the applicant within the legal period provided for in Paragraph 16, he shall make the decision by entering the file. Such a decision may not be appealed.
(2) If the debtor fails to comply with the application even in part, he shall give a written decision within the legal period. It shall not issue a decision if the application has been deferred (Art.14 (3)).
(3) If the obliged person has not provided the information or issued the decision or made the information available within the time limit for the execution of the request, it shall be presumed to have issued the decision to which he refused to provide the information. In this case, the date on which the decision is notified shall be deemed to be the third day following the expiry of the time limit for the execution of the request (§ 17).
(4) If the requested person (Article 2 (3)) does not comply with the application even in part, he shall immediately, within three days at the latest, give the person who established it or with whom he has concluded a contract for the performance of tasks in the environmental care sector an incentive to take a decision (paragraph 2).
§ 19
Remedies

(1) An appeal may be brought against a decision of the obliged person refusing the requested information within 15 days of receipt of the decision or the futile expiry of the time limit for the decision on the request pursuant to § 17. The appeal shall be served on the person who issued the decision or should have given it.
(2) An appeal against a decision of the debtor shall be decided by the superior of the debtor who has decided or should have decided on the case. If the decision of the municipal office is concerned, the mayor of the municipality decides on the appeal. The decision of the central government may be challenged by the head of the central government.
(3) The appeal body shall decide on the appeal within 15 days of receipt of the appeal by the obliged person. If the appeal body does not take a decision within that period, it shall be presumed to have given a decision rejecting the appeal and confirming the contested decision; the date of notification of that decision shall be deemed to be the second day after the expiry of the period for the decision.
(4) The decision to reject an application may be reviewed in legal proceedings under a special law. 27)
§ 20
Registration of applications
The debtor shall keep a register of applications in such a way as to provide the data necessary to check the handling of applications and the data on the most frequently requested information. The registration shall in particular include the following:
  1. the date of application,
  2. information requested and the proposed means of providing information,
  3. the result of the handling of the application (information, decision or referral),
  4. an appeal.

§ 21
Reimbursement of costs
(1) The information shall be made available free of charge, except for payment of an amount which may not exceed the material costs associated with the production of copies, the receipt of technical media and the transmission of information to the applicant. The costs of making information available in an accessible form to persons with sensory disabilities shall be borne by the obliged person.
(2) The debtor may forgive payment.
(3) Details of the reimbursement of the cost of making available shall be laid down by a generally binding law issued by the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic.
(4) Payment is the income of the debtor.
§ 21a
Offences
(1) The person who commits the offence

  1. knowingly issue and disclose false or incomplete information,
  2. by issuing a decision or issuing an order or other measure, constitutes a breach of the right to disclosure;

(2) A fine of up to EUR 1 650 and a ban of up to two years may be imposed for an infringement under paragraph 1.
(3) An offence under paragraph 1 may be dealt with only on the proposal of the disabled person, his legal representative or guardian (hereinafter referred to as "the complainant'). The applicant shall be a party to the infringement proceedings.
(4) The proposal must state who is the affected person whom the claimant identifies as the offender and when and how the offence was committed.
(5) Offences under this law are negotiated by the District Office.
(6) Offences and their dealings are subject to a general provision on offences. 27a)
Common, transitional and final provisions
§ 22Title deleted from 2.1.2006.
(1) Unless otherwise provided for in this law, the general rules on administrative procedures shall apply to proceedings under this law. 28)
(2) The disclosure of information from State archives is governed by a specific rule. 29)
§ 22a
This law takes over the legal acts of the European Communities and of the European Union listed in the Annex.
§ 22b
The mandatory disclosures pursuant to Paragraph 5 (6) and (8) shall apply to the transfer or transfer of property which took place after 2 January 2006 and to the applications received after 2 January 2006. The disclosure of information pursuant to Article 5 (6) and (8) shall also apply, under the conditions laid down by this Act, to the transfer or transfer of property which took place before 2 January 2006 and to the applications for the opening of proceedings received before 2 January 2006.
§ 23
Repeal
Act No.171/1998 Coll. on Access to Environmental Information is repealed.
Art. II

Act of the Slovak National Council No 372/1990 Coll. on infringements in the wording of Act No 524/1990 Coll., Act No 295/1992 of the Slovak National Council Coll., Act No 266/1992 of the Slovak National Council Coll., Act No 511/1992 of the Slovak National Council Coll., Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 237/1993 Coll., Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 42/1994 Coll., Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 248/1994 Coll., Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 248/1994 Coll., Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 248/1994 Coll., Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 202/1995 Coll., Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 207/1995 Coll., Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 265/1995 Coll., Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 285/1995 Coll., Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 160/1996 Coll., Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 168/1996 Coll. Z. z ., Act No 143/1998 Coll., Act No 319/1998 Coll. is amended as follows:
1. After Paragraph 42 the following is inserted:
"§ 42a
Infringement of the right of access to information
(1) The offence shall also be committed by the person who knowingly issues and discloses false, incomplete information, who infringes the obligation laid down in a specific regulation, 3a) or by the person who, by issuing a decision or by issuing an order or other measure, causes a breach of the right to disclosure.
(2) A fine of up to 50,000 Sk and a ban of up to two years may be imposed for an infringement under paragraph 1.'.
The footnote to reference 3a is worded as follows:
"3a) Law No 211/2000 of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Z.z. on free access to information and on the amendment of certain laws (Law on Freedom of Information).
2. In Section 68 (1), the words "§ 42a a' shall be inserted after the words "and offences by'.
Art. III
Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 145/1995 Coll. on Administrative Fees, as amended by Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 123/1996 Coll., Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 224/1996 Coll., Law No 70/1997 Z. z. z., Act No 1/1998 Coll., Act No 232/1999 Z. z. is amended as follows:
§ 4 (2) (a) e) reads as follows:
" (e) on free access to information."
Art. IV
Act No. 287/1994 of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Coll. on Nature and Land Protection, as amended by Act No. 222/1996 Coll., is amended as follows:
In Paragraph 49, paragraphs 2 and 3 are deleted. At the same time, the designation of paragraph 1 is deleted.
Art. V
Law No 17/1992 Coll. on the Environment, as amended by Act No 127/1994 of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Coll. and Act No 287/1994 of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Z.z. is amended as follows:
1. After Paragraph 33 the following Articles 33a and 33b are inserted:
SPECIFIC PROVISIONS ON ENVIRONMENT INFORMATION
§ 33a
Disclosure of information on environmental pollution
(1) A natural person authorised to do business or a legal person who, pursuant to specific regulations or decisions issued pursuant to them, is required to measure the quantity of the specified type of discharge substance (emission) into the air or water or to monitor other environmental effects of the installation operated by it, shall be required to publish the results of those measurements and monitoring in a generally understandable form and in a generally easily accessible place periodically within 10 days after each month in which it was required to do so and within 30 days of the end of the calendar year.
(2) The published results of measurements and monitoring shall show the environmental pollution caused by the installation concerned and the relationship between the measured values and the legal or permitted limit values.
(3) The obligation to inform the public without delay shall also be incumbent on a natural person authorised to do business or a legal person who has caused a serious threat or damage to the environment, in particular as a result of an operational accident (s), fire or accident. The information shall indicate to the extent that it is known, a brief description of the accident, the cause of its occurrence, the extent and extent of the damage or threat to the environment, or its individual components, and the corrective measures taken. The form and scope of information to the public shall correspond to the type, severity and extent of the threat or damage to the environment and the capacities of the obliged person.
(4) The fulfilment of the obligation under paragraph 3 shall be without prejudice to the notification obligation or other obligations under specific rules. 2)
§ 33b
Environmental status report
(1) For each year, the Ministry of Environment of the Slovak Republic will publish a report on the state of the environment in the Slovak Republic. Central competent authorities of the Slovak Republic 3) provide the necessary supporting documents.
(2) The report referred to in paragraph 1 shall be issued by the Ministry by 15 December of the following year. The central competent authorities shall provide it with supporting documents by 31 August of the following year.
(3) The report referred to in paragraph 1 will be accessible at the Ministry of Environment of the Slovak Republic, at the Slovak Environmental Inspection as well as at regional offices and district offices.
2. The footnotes to references 2 and 3 are worded as follows:
"2) For example, § 5 of Act No 51/1988 of the Slovak National Council Coll. on mining activities, explosives and the State Mining Administration, as amended by Act No 499/1991 of the Slovak National Council ECR, paragraph 7 (1) (a). (b) Law No 309/1991 Coll. in the wording of Act No 148/1994 of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Z. z., § 8 of the Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No 330/1996 Z.z. on safety and health at work, § 51 of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Act No. 315/1996 Coll. on traffic on roads.
3) Act No 347/1990 of the Slovak National Council Coll. on the organisation of Ministries and other Central Authorities of the Slovak Republic, as amended."
Art. VI
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2001.
Law No 747/2004 It shall apply from 1 January 2006.
Law No 628/2005 The Convention entered into force on 2 January 2006.
Laws No 207/2008 Coll. and No 477/2008 Coll. entered into force on 1 January 2009.
Rudolf Schuster v. r.
Joseph Migaš v. r.
Nicholas Dzurinda v. r.
THE PRIOR.
LIST OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES AND OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
  1. This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable in all Member States. 1).
  2. Directive 2003/4/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 January 2003 on public access to environmental information and repealing Council Directive 90/313 EEC (OJ L 041, 14.2.2003, p.

  1. Art. 26, 45 and 34 Articles 17, 25 and 35 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms.
  2. § 21 to 24 of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Act No. 303/1995 Coll. on Financial Regulation, as amended.
  3. For example, the Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No 162/1995 Coll. on the Land Register and on the registration of ownership and other rights to real estate (Cadastral Act), as amended, Act No 149/1975 Coll. on archivalry as amended.

Act No 205/2004 Information on the collection, storage and dissemination of environmental information.

  1. § 1 (4) (a) (a) Law No 110/1964 Coll. on telecommunications as amended.
  2. Law No 53/1959 Coll. on the single system of libraries (Book Act), as amended.
  3. Act No. 145/1995 Coll. on Administrative Fees, as amended.

Article 2 (1) (a) (b) Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No 90/1996 Coll. on minimum wages, as amended.
6b) § 16 and § 17 § 3 of the Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 182/1993 Coll. on the ownership of flats and non-residential premises as amended.

  1. Law No 369/1990 of the Slovak National Council Coll. on municipal establishment, as amended.
  2. § 22 of the Slovak National Council Act No 369/1990 Cf.
  3. Act No. 428/2002 Coll. on personal data protection as amended.
  4. For example, Commercial Code, Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No 162/1995 Coll., as amended by the Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No 222/1996 Coll., Decree of the Government of the Slovak Republic No 100/1993 Coll. Commercial Gazette, as amended by Regulation No 50/1998 Coll., Act No 83/1990 Coll. on the Association of Citizens, as amended by Act No 300/1990 Coll., Law No 513/1991 Coll. and Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 62/1993 Coll., Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 207/1996 Coll. on Foundations in the wording of Act No. 147/1997 Coll.
  5. Act No 184/1999 Coll. on the use of languages of national minorities.
  6. For example, the Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 100/1996 Coll. on the Protection of State Secrets, Professional Secrets, on the Cipher Protection of Information and on the Amendment of the Criminal Act as amended, § 38 of Act No. 21/1992 Coll. on banks as amended, § 122 Criminal Law, § 23 of the Act of the Slovak National Council No 511/1992 Coll. on the Administration of Taxes and Fees and on Changes in the System of Territorial Financial Authorities, as amended.

16a) Article 2 (1) of Constitutional Law No. 357/2004 Coll. on the protection of public interest in the performance of the functions of public officials.
16 (b) Law No 369/1990 of the Slovak National Council Coll. on municipal establishment, as amended.
16c) § 5 paragraphs 3 to 5 and § 9 of Act No 312/2001 Coll. on Civil Service and on amendments to certain laws as amended.
16d) § 25 par. 2 letter (b) Act No 312/2001 Coll., as amended.
16e) § 5 (1) of Law No 552/2003 Coll. on the execution of public works, as amended.
16f) § 9 (3) Labour Code.
16 (g) For example, Act No 73/1998 Coll. on the Civil Service of Police Officers, Slovak Information Service, Corps of Prison and Judicial Guards of the Slovak Republic and Railway Police, as amended.
16h) § 2 point (a) Act No 523/2004 Coll. on the Financial Regulation of the Public Administration and amending certain laws.
16 (i) For example, the Law of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No.. 46/1993 Coll. on the Slovak Information Service as amended, Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 198/1994 Coll. on Military Intelligence as amended, Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 171/1993 Coll. on the Police Corps as amended.

  1. § 17 to 20 of the Commercial Code, § 122 of the Criminal Act as amended by Act No 100/1996 Coll. and Act No 13/1998 Coll.
  2. Notification No 159/1991 of the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs Coll. on the arrangements of the Convention for the Protection of World Cultural and Natural Heritage.
  3. Notice No 34/1996 Coll. on the conclusion of the Convention on Biological Diversity.
  4. Paragraph 8 (1) of Law No 17/1992 Coll. on the environment.