Policy Monitor – Page 11 – European Heritage Hub

Règlement grand-ducal du 9 juin 2023 déterminant les modalités des procédures de sélection prévues par la loi du 8 mars 2023 relative à l’intégration d’œuvres artistiques dans les édifices publics, ainsi que les missions, la composition et le fonctionnement de la commission d’aménagement artistique et du comité artistique instaurés par la même loi (Grand-Ducal Regulation of 9 June 2023 determining the details of the selection procedures provided for by the Law of 8 March 2023 on the integration of artistic works in public buildings, as well as the tasks, composition and operation of the Artistic Planning Commission and the Artistic Committee established by the same Law)

24 June 2023

This legislation outlines the procedures and guidelines for integrating artistic works into public buildings in Luxembourg. It establishes the roles and responsibilities of the artistic development committee and the artistic committee in overseeing the selection and implementation of art projects. The document emphasises the importance of promoting and preserving cultural heritage through the integration of artworks in public spaces. By defining the selection criteria and procedures for artist engagement, the legislation aims to ensure the quality and relevance of artistic projects in public buildings. It highlights the significance of engaging

Loi pour la promotion de la culture et de la création artistique, LPCCA (Law for the Promotion of Culture and Artistic Creation)

23 June 2023

The “Loi pour la promotion de la culture et de la création artistique (LPCCA)” is designed to foster and enhance cultural activities and artistic creation in Geneva. This law underscores the region’s commitment to nurturing a vibrant cultural scene, recognizing its pivotal role in societal development and the enrichment of public life. The LPCCA outlines a strategic framework to support artists, cultural institutions, and diverse cultural expressions, ensuring that Geneva remains a dynamic hub of creativity and cultural heritage. The LPCCA articulates specific measures to provide financial support, infrastructure, and

Fastsettelse av forskrifter om vern av 42 skogområder i fylkene Møre og Romsdal, Vestland, Rogaland, Agder, Vestfold og Telemark, Viken, Innlandet og Nordland (Adoption of regulations on the protection of 42 forest areas in the counties of Møre og Romsdal, Vestland, Rogaland, Agder, Vestfold and Telemark, Viken, Innlandet and Nordland)

20 June 2023

This legislation is a comprehensive framework for protected area management in Norway. It provides clear guidelines for the establishment and management of protected areas in the country, taking into consideration the need to balance conservation and sustainable use. Its key features include an inclusive process involving stakeholders at all levels, the clear delineation of the boundary of protected areas, and the consideration of socio-economic and cultural impacts of conservation in adjacent areas. The legislation stresses the importance of bringing together the perspectives of different actors, from private landowners to local

Decreto-Lei n.º 46/2023, de 19 de junho: Direito de autor e direitos conexos na transmissão de programas de televisão e rádio (Decree-Law no. 46/2023, of June 19: Copyright and related rights in the broadcasting of television and radio programmes)

19 June 2023

This Decree-law establishes regulations concerning copyright and related rights applicable to specific online transmissions of broadcasting organisations and the retransmission of television and radio programs. It introduces amendments to the Directive 93/83/EEC of the Council and the Decree-Law n.º 333/97. The decree introduces new provisions to accommodate technological advancements in the audiovisual market, such as direct injection of TV program signals. As such, it defines terms such as “direct injection,” “ancillary online service,” and “country of origin principle.” It outlines the types of programs covered and not covered by the

Decreto-Lei n.º 47/2023, de 19 de junho: Direitos de autor e direitos conexos no mercado único digital (Decree-Law no. 47/2023, of 19 June: Copyright and related rights in the digital single market)

19 June 2023

The decree-law transposes Directive (EU) 2019/790 into the internal legal order and introduces amendments to existing laws concerning copyright and related rights. It addresses the reproduction of protected works, emphasising that such reproductions should not be extensive to the extent of prejudicing the interest in the original works. Additionally, it regulates the commercial exploitation and licensing by collective management entities. The decree-law also establishes the use of mediation and arbitration for resolving disputes related to copyright and related rights. It outlines the limitations on obligations for new providers of online

Bokloven (The Book Act)

16 June 2023

This legislation, introduced by the Norwegian government, aims to increase the accessibility and diversity of literature published across the country. Its main objective is to promote a healthy reading culture in Norway, while safeguarding the interests of authors, translators, and visual artists. The legislation seeks to create an environment that facilitates the production and distribution of quality literature in the country’s various languages and dialects. The legislation strives to protect minority languages such as Kvensk, Romani, and Romanes, by ensuring their literature has equal access and visibility, which will help

Deddf yr Amgylchedd Hanesyddol (Cymru) 2023 (The Historic Environment (Wales) Act 2023)

15 June 2023

The historic environment is a fundamental element of Wales’ national heritage and collective identity. The Historic Environment (Wales) Act 2023 aims at preserving, protecting, and managing the country’s historic environment for future generations. The Act defines a monument as any structure, building, or work, along with their site, relating to previous human activity within Wales. It lays out a schedule of monuments of national importance that cannot be altered, disturbed or destroyed. The legislation provides for the maintenance of historic parks and gardens through registration. It also mandates the creation

Kulttuuriympäristöohjelma 2023–2028. Kulttuuriympäristöt helsinkiläisten voimavarana (Cultural Environment Programme 2023-2028. Cultural environments as a resource for Helsinki residents)

12 June 2023

Cultural environments are the built environment, archaeological heritage and landscape. The Cultural Environment Programme is a common policy for the consideration of cultural environments and their management and use in Helsinki. The City Board has approved it for Helsinki for 2023-2028. It will strengthen the relevance of cultural environments, emphasise the importance of preserving and caring for them, and encourage their use by city residents and visitors. The cultural environment programme drawn up in Helsinki for the first time is the result of extensive cooperation with the city’s various operators

Message concernant l’encouragement de la culture pour la période 2025 à 2028 (Message culture 2025-2028) Rapport explicatif pour la procédure de consultation (Dispatch on the promotion of culture from 2025 to 2028 (Culture Dispatch 2025-2028) Explanatory report for the consultation procedure)

9 June 2023

The document “Kulturbotschaft 2025ff,” also known as the “Cultural Message 2025 and Beyond,” outlines Switzerland’s strategic vision for cultural policy over the coming years. Its primary purpose is to establish a comprehensive framework for supporting and promoting the cultural sector, ensuring sustainable development and accessibility for all citizens. The main themes of the document include enhancing cultural participation, preserving cultural heritage, and fostering creativity and innovation. It emphasizes the importance of inclusivity, aiming to make cultural activities and resources accessible to diverse populations. This strategy also highlights the role of

Lov om ændring af lov om ophavsret (Act amending the Copyright Act)

6 June 2023

The recent amendment to the Danish Copyright Act incorporates aspects of the EU Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. This legislation aims to modernize copyright rules to address challenges posed by digital and cross-border technologies. A significant focus of the amendment is on text and data mining, allowing individuals and institutions with legal access to works to perform text and data mining unless explicitly restricted by the rights holder. This includes provisions specifically for scientific research conducted by research organizations and cultural heritage institutions, promoting innovation while ensuring

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