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Cultural Heritage Management and Protection in V4 Countries

1 January 2021

The report on the management and protection of cultural heritage, prepared by the Expert Working Group on Cultural Heritage of the Visegrad Countries brings together 30 years’ experience in historic preservation and the expertise of specialists from across the region. It helps to understand the long journey from the underfunded and centralised monument protection systems in several post-communist states to the modern forms of heritage preservation – integrated into the activities of local authorities and open to the participation of civil societies. The purpose of this report is to observe

Zákon č. 206/2009 Z. z.Zákon o múzeách a o galériách a o ochrane predmetov kultúrnej hodnoty a o zmene zákona Slovenskej národnej rady č. 372/1990 Zb. o priestupkoch v znení neskorších predpisov

28 April 2009

This law regulates: 1. The status and tasks of museums and galleries, their establishment and closure, the conditions for the exercise of basic professional activities in museums and galleries in the acquisition, protection and presentation of cultural objects as part of cultural heritage; 2. The protection of cultural objects which are registered under this Act and are not protected and registered under special regulations in the field of cultural heritage protection. 3. A cultural object is an original material or spiritual document that has the ability to testify, directly or

Zákon č. 49/2002 Z.z. z 19. decembra 2001 o ochrane pamiatkového fondu v znení zákona č. 479/2005 Z.z. a zákona č. 208/2009 Z.z

19 December 2001

1. This Act regulates the conditions for the protection of cultural monuments, monumental areas, archaeological finds and archaeological sites in accordance with scientific knowledge and on the basis of international treaties in the field of European and world cultural heritage by which the Slovak Republic is bound. 2. This Act further regulates the organisation and competence of state administration bodies and territorial self-administration bodies, as well as the rights and obligations of owners and other legal entities and natural persons and the imposition of fines for illegal activities in the

Deklarácia Národnej rady Slovenskej republiky o ochrane kultúrneho dedičstva. Zbierka zákonov Slovenskej republiky č. 91 / 2001, čiastka 39 z 20. marca 2001

20 March 2001

1. The cultural heritage of the Slovak Republic (hereinafter referred to as “cultural heritage”) is an irreplaceable wealth of the state and its citizens, it is a document of the development of society, philosophy, religion, science, technology, art, a document of the educational and cultural level of the Slovak nation, other nations, national minorities, ethnic groups and individuals who live or have lived in the past on the territory of Slovakia. 2. The different types and parts of cultural heritage shall be equal and shall form an integral part of

Zákon NR SR č. 200/1994 Z. z. zo 14. júla 1994 o Komore reštaurátorov a o výkone reštaurátorskej činnosti jej členov v znení zákona č. 136/2010 Z. z.

14 July 1994

This law regulates: 1. In order to ensure qualified care for cultural heritage and to represent the state of restoration, protection of its interests and professional honor, the Chamber of Restorers (hereinafter referred to as the “Chamber”) with its seat in Bratislava is established and the conditions for the performance of restoration activities of its members are regulated. 2. The Chamber is a self-governing, non-political professional organization associating all restorers entered in the list of members of the Chamber maintained by the Chamber. 3. Chamber is a legal entity.

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