The law focuses on historical monuments. The first section provides general considerations, while the second section is divided into several thematic chapters: details on historical monuments; classifications and inventory systems; interventions on historical monuments. The third section outlines the institutions and specialized bodies with responsibilities towards the protection of historical monuments, while the fourth section approaches the rights and obligations of historical monument owners, as well as the attributions of local public authorities. The fifth section of the law focuses on financing mechanisms for the protection of historical monuments, while the sixth section deals with sanctions of various degree, depending on the crime committed towards a historical monument. The seventh section of the law is dedicated to final mentions – for example, the fact that until a historical monument has its buffer zone officially designated, the buffer zone stretches to a ray of 100m around it (in urban areas).
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