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AUC IURIDICA, Vol 35 No 5 (1989), 31–41
Finančněprávní nástroje na úseku ochrany životního prostředí
[Financial Law Instruments in the Sector of Environment Protection]
Hana Marková
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2025.550
published online: 07. 08. 2020
abstract
Fundamental questions of environment protection care and its components are governed by a number of regulations of varying legal strength. In connection with the restructuration of the economic machinery of the national economy dealt with are being various questions concerning the social life and inter alia also the hitherto little elucidated area of environment financing. Every environmental sector has its own finance resources. In addition to the State and National Committees’ Budgets an important part is taken by special purpose state funds – the Water Conservancy State Fund, the Land Fertilisation State Fund as well as the Environment Protection Fund. Provided at Republic level their budgets are adopted together with the respective Republic’s Budget. Resources of the funds are payments of a sanctions character, subsidies and other revenue. The means of the funds are used for investment and noninvestment expenditure which is to restrict adverse influences on the environment or to contribute to its improvement. The means expended by National Committees on environment protection are most frequently linked with the “Z” actions. National Committees may also utilise means amalgamated with locally operating enterprises. Along with the application of new laws adopted in the period of restructuration of the economic machinery it will be necessary to deal complexly with the question of financing measures in the sector of environment protection. The State Corporation, Agricultural, Manufacturing, Housing and Consumer Cooperative Acts provide for payments by organisations for damage to environment and for the use of natural resources which should have the character of a levy or tax. The means acquired in this way should be concentrated in a uniform environment fund, the provision of which is now being negotiated and which should help to settle the question of environment protection financing.
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