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Consumer protection in the area of ​​product safety with a focus on toys
Rovenská, Michaela ; Hásová, Jiřina (advisor) ; Neděla, Radek (referee)
This diploma thesis aims to describe the nature and specifics of product safety, as well as analyze the legal background of toys safety and discuss practical aspects related to the toy market. Based on these findings it aims to vindicate the following hypothesis: "Current toy market trends clearly linked with European integration, globalization and technological progress lead to a need to introduce increasingly stringent legislation that would regulate the negative consequences of these trends." The diploma thesis is divided into three parts. The first part describes the theoretical basis of consumer protection in the Czech Republic and the European Union. Sources of legal regulation of consumer law, basic terminology as well as consumer organizations and institutions active in this area are described. The second part deals with the regulation of product safety, while an analysis of three major legislations affecting the product safety is carried out. The third part of this diploma thesis is crucial, while it characterizes the term "toy", analyzes legislation governing toys safety and contains comparison of the current and already invalid Government Regulation on technical requirements for toys. Specific aspects of the toy industry and its current trends are discussed as well as systematic intervention of responsible bodies in case when a dangerous toy is launched.
The European Union Budget
Rovenská, Michaela ; Grmelová, Nicole (advisor) ; Žák, Květoslav (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the EU budget. The thesis consists of five chapters. The first chapter deals with unusualness of the EU budget and describes its divergences from international organization budget and from national budget. The second chapter analyses legal background as to the EU budget, precisely as to the budgetary procedure. The thesis takes into consideration the Lisbon treaty changes. The third chapter deals with income of the EU budget and defines the terms "net balance with the EU" and "British discount". The fourth chapter describes EU expenditure. The fifth chapter focuses on the necessity of reforming the budget and contains suggestions of chosen member states.

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