Policy Monitor – Page 8 – European Heritage Hub

Règlement grand-ducal du 19 mai 2009 déterminant la mission, la composition et le fonctionnement de la Commission de surveillance de la classification des films

17 July 2009

This legislation addresses crucial aspects of heritage preservation and management within Luxembourg. It delves into the legal framework surrounding the protection of the environment in the context of transportation infrastructure projects. The document outlines laws and regulations concerning the evaluation of environmental impacts on both public and private projects, emphasising the need for sustainable development practices. Furthermore, it highlights the legislative foundations governing land transport infrastructure, focusing on the creation of major communication routes and road funds. The laws discussed aim to ensure the efficient management and maintenance of transportation

Loi du 24 avril 2016 modifiant la loi modifiée du 5 juin 2009 portant création de l’Administration de la nature et des forêts

1 July 2009

This legislation focuses on amending the law related to the Administration of Nature and Forests, emphasising the preservation and management of natural resources. It introduces a new provision granting a risk premium to specific technical personnel within the administration, aiming to enhance their role and incentivize their work in environmental conservation. Additionally, the legislation updates regulations concerning port waste management, aligning with European directives to improve environmental practices in maritime operations. The amendment underscores the government’s commitment to sustainable environmental practices and biodiversity conservation. By providing incentives to key personnel

Loi du 22 mai 2009 portant transposition de la directive 2004/48/CE du Parlement européen et du Conseil du 29 avril 2004 relative au respect des droits de propriété intellectuelle et portant désignation des tribunaux des dessins ou modèles communautaires

1 June 2009

Luxembourg’s legislation on intellectual property rights is a comprehensive framework that aligns with EU directives to safeguard creators’ and innovators’ rights. The law addresses various aspects of intellectual property, including copyrights, neighbouring rights, patents, trademarks, and more. It establishes mechanisms for enforcing these rights, such as obtaining measures of description to protect against infringement. Additionally, the legislation outlines procedures for handling confidential information during investigations to ensure the integrity of intellectual property rights. One of the key features of this legislation is the provision for expert reports to be submitted

Loi du 22 mai 2008 portant adaptation du droit interne aux dispositions du Deuxième Protocole relatif à la Convention de La Haye de 1954 pour la protection des biens culturels en cas de conflit armé, signé à La Haye le 26 mars 1999

9 June 2008

This legislation focuses on adapting internal laws to the Hague Convention’s provisions for protecting cultural heritage during armed conflicts. It outlines severe penalties, including imprisonment, for intentional violations of cultural property protection protocols. The document emphasises the importance of safeguarding cultural assets from destruction, theft, vandalism, or misuse during times of war. One key aspect addressed in the legislation is the definition of actions that constitute violations of cultural property protection, such as attacking, using, destroying, or stealing culturally significant items. It also specifies the legal consequences for individuals found

Loi du 21 décembre 2007

1 January 2008

In this legislation, the focus is on the protection of natural habitats and species, emphasising the importance of preserving biodiversity. The document highlights the modifications made to existing laws to enhance conservation efforts and ensure the sustainable management of natural resources. It introduces measures to safeguard specific habitats and species, aiming to maintain ecological balance and prevent degradation. One key aspect addressed in the legislation is the establishment of a framework for evaluating the environmental impact of projects in protected areas. This includes the identification of sites crucial for the

Loi du 21 décembre 2007 modifiant et complétant la loi modifiée du 10 juin 1999 relative aux établissements classés

1 January 2008

This legislation amends and supplements existing laws related to classified establishments, focusing on environmental and public safety concerns. It introduces provisions that enhance the decision-making process for authorizations, updates, or refusals concerning specific types of establishments. The document emphasises the importance of considering public input and the best available techniques for environmental and personal protection in the decision-making process. Furthermore, the legislation extends the scope of associations eligible to appeal decisions regarding certain establishments, ensuring a broader representation of interests. It also specifies the appointment process and term duration for

Règlement grand-ducal du 8 janvier 2007 relatif à la rémunération équitable pour prêt public

29 January 2007

This legislation addresses various aspects of heritage preservation and management, impacting the cultural landscape significantly. It delves into regulations concerning fair remuneration for public lending, aiming to support artists and creators. Additionally, the document discusses the technical and operational conditions of Luxembourg’s airport, emphasising safety and efficiency in aviation operations. Furthermore, the legislation touches upon the management of household waste, reflecting a commitment to environmental sustainability and community well-being. It highlights the importance of proper waste disposal practices for a cleaner and healthier living environment. Moreover, the document outlines the

Loi du 14 janvier 2000

29 January 2007

Exploring the intersection of intellectual property rights and heritage preservation, this legislation delves into the protection of authors’ works and related rights. It emphasises the need for international cooperation to establish uniform rules for safeguarding literary and artistic creations effectively. The document outlines key provisions regarding the rights of performers and producers, highlighting exclusive rights and obligations in the realm of copyright. Furthermore, the legislation addresses the significance of international agreements in clarifying and adapting copyright laws to evolving economic landscapes. It underscores the importance of upholding the rights of

Loi du 13 décembre 2006 portant approbation de la Convention de l’UNESCO sur la protection et la promotion de la diversité des expressions culturelles, faite à Paris, le 9 décembre 2005

18 December 2006

This legislation focuses on the protection and promotion of cultural diversity, particularly in the realm of expressions of cultural heritage. It emphasises the importance of safeguarding various forms of cultural expressions within and between societies. Urgent measures can be implemented to preserve and enhance cultural diversity, with Parties required to report on their actions to address cultural expression needs. The Convention highlights the significance of sharing information, transparency, and international cooperation to support cultural diversity. One of the key aspects of the legislation is the emphasis on education and public

Règlement grand-ducal du 25 août 2006 relatif au droit de suite

26 September 2006

This legislation addresses crucial aspects of heritage preservation and management, impacting various cultural and historical sites. It focuses on regulating the resale rights of original artworks and the licensing of specific artistic creations. Additionally, the document outlines temporary traffic regulations on designated road sections to protect heritage sites from potential damage caused by excessive traffic. Furthermore, the legislation introduces social assistance criteria tailored to the needs and compositions of households, aiming to support individuals seeking protection internationally. It also includes tax adjustments in specific municipalities to ensure sustainable urban development

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