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Loi du 25 juin 2004 portant réorganisation des instituts culturels de l’Etat

19 July 2004

This legislation establishes a National Audiovisual Center tasked with various responsibilities related to the preservation and promotion of Luxembourg’s cultural heritage. It outlines the Center’s role in conducting studies, advising on heritage conservation, and promoting local audiovisual creations. Additionally, the legislation emphasises collaboration with international organisations like UNESCO and the International Council on Monuments and Sites to safeguard and promote Luxembourg’s heritage on a global scale. The document highlights the Center’s duties in managing scientific, educational, and technical resources, as well as coordinating public initiatives for the restoration of national

Loi du 25 juin 2004 portant réorganisation des instituts culturels de l’Etat

19 July 2004

This legislation establishes a framework for the preservation and promotion of national heritage in Luxembourg. It outlines the responsibilities of various cultural institutions in safeguarding and managing heritage assets, including architectural, audiovisual, and literary elements. The law mandates the deposit of audiovisual and sound documents with the National Audiovisual Center to ensure the conservation of the country’s audiovisual heritage. Furthermore, the legislation emphasises the coordination and cooperation between different cultural entities to enhance the protection and promotion of Luxembourg’s heritage. It highlights the importance of collaboration with international organisations like

Laki Museovirastosta

18 June 2004

This legislation establishes the Finnish Museum Agency, under the Ministry of Education and Culture, to safeguard cultural heritage and manage the country’s museums. Its primary purpose is to enhance the protection, management, and display of Finland’s cultural and historical assets. The Agency’s responsibilities include the acquisition, care, and exhibition of cultural and historical national assets. It acts as an expert authority for the protection of cultural heritage and environments, and oversees ancient monuments and cultural sites not managed by other authorities. Additionally, it is responsible for researching cultural heritage, preserving

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8 June 2004

The Republic of Armenia’s law on archives establishes a comprehensive legal framework for managing archival documents within the country. It defines the key elements of archival activities, including the stocking, registration, preservation, and usage of both state-owned and private archival documents. The law identifies the archives business as the activities of various entities—state bodies, local self-governing bodies, legal and natural persons—related to handling Armenia’s archival documents, which are considered part of the nation’s cultural heritage. The legislation outlines the responsibilities and powers of government bodies at different levels. The Armenian

The law of the Republic of Armenia on Archives Work

8 June 2004

Valtioneuvoston asetus Museovirastosta

1 June 2004

The legislation establishes and governs the operations of the Finnish Museum Agency, commonly referred to as Museovirasto. This legislation outlines the Agency’s comprehensive responsibilities, including the protection and development of the country’s cultural heritage. The Agency is tasked with the administration of national museums, the safeguarding of archaeological sites, and the promotion of cultural heritage awareness. The law specifies the organisational structure of the Agency, led by a Director-General. It includes various departments and regional units dedicated to diverse aspects of cultural preservation, such as archaeology, history, and art history.

Gesetz über den Schutz und die Pflege der Denkmale im Land Brandenburg (Brandenburgisches Denkmalschutzgesetz – BbgDSchG) – Law on the protection and maintenance of monuments in the state of Brandenburg (Brandenburg Monument Protection Act)

24 May 2004

The Brandenburgisches Denkmalschutzgesetz (BbgDSchG), adopted in 2004 and most recently amended in 2024, is a comprehensive piece of legislation focused on the protection and maintenance of cultural monuments in the state of Brandenburg. This law outlines the responsibilities and procedures for safeguarding monuments, ensuring their preservation for future generations, and maintaining their historical and cultural significance. The primary aim of the BbgDSchG is to identify, preserve, and maintain cultural monuments, which include buildings, sites, and other objects of historical, artistic, or scientific value. The law establishes criteria for what qualifies

Décret relatif à l’enregistrement d’armoiries de personne physique ou d’association familiale en Communauté française

12 May 2004

This legislation focuses on the registration and protection of coats of arms for individuals and family associations within the Belgian context. It outlines the procedures for registering coats of arms, ensuring they adhere to heraldic rules and do not contain reserved noble symbols. The document emphasises the exclusive right of individuals and family associations to use and transmit their coats of arms, safeguarding their heritage and identity. One key aspect highlighted is the role of the Council of Heraldry and Vexillology in the registration process. This council plays a crucial

Décret relatif aux centres d’archives privées en Communauté française de Belgique

12 May 2004

This legislation outlines the criteria and procedures for the accreditation and funding of private archive centres, aiming to enhance the preservation and accessibility of cultural heritage materials. It defines private archives, sets requirements for personnel qualifications, facility standards, and activities to qualify for government subsidies. The document emphasises the importance of maintaining and providing public access to archives while respecting privacy regulations. Private archive centres must demonstrate a commitment to collecting, organising, and conserving archives, making them available to the public in compliance with legal privacy protections. They are also

Loi du 18 avril 2004

3 May 2004

This legislation introduces significant amendments to copyright, neighbouring rights, and databases, impacting the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage. It emphasises the protection of heritage by allowing public institutions like libraries, museums, and archives to reproduce and communicate works for preservation purposes without infringing on authors’ rights. The law also addresses the public communication of audiovisual works within these institutions to promote cultural heritage awareness, under specific analogical conditions. Furthermore, the document outlines provisions for the reproduction of works for individuals with disabilities, ensuring non-commercial access related to their specific

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Loi du 25 juin 2004 portant réorganisation des instituts culturels de l’Etat

Loi du 25 juin 2004 portant réorganisation des instituts culturels de l’Etat

Laki Museovirastosta

Valtioneuvoston asetus Museovirastosta

Gesetz über den Schutz und die Pflege der Denkmale im Land Brandenburg (Brandenburgisches Denkmalschutzgesetz – BbgDSchG) – Law on the protection and maintenance of monuments in the state of Brandenburg (Brandenburg Monument Protection Act)

Décret relatif à l’enregistrement d’armoiries de personne physique ou d’association familiale en Communauté française

Décret relatif aux centres d’archives privées en Communauté française de Belgique

Loi du 18 avril 2004

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