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Natural medicinal resources and sources of natural mineral water in the legislation of the Czech Republic
Křesťanová, Lucie ; Žákovská, Karolina (advisor) ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (referee)
This thesis deals with use of natural medicinal resources and sources of natural mineral water in the Czech Republic. This, due to its varied geological structure, has an extensive quantity of these sources, which can be, in dependance on its physical properties and chemical composition, used either for medical purposes within the frame of spa medical rehabilitation rendition or for bottling and production of bottled mineral water. These resources represent a unique natural wealth, and it is necessary to use them according to this foreknowledge and properly protect them. Among other things, it also means setting of such level of legal protection, which ensures their use only to the extent and under the conditions, that won't negatively affect them and ensure their preservation for future generations. Nowadays is this matter regulated by Act No. 164/2001 Coll., regarding natural medicinal resources, sources of natural mineral water, natural spas and health-resorts and related law amendments (Spa Act) and respective implementing regulations. This thesis aims to introduce this legislation as complex as possible and to outline possible legal recourses of controversial issues.
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Natural medicinal resources and sources of natural mineral water in the legislation of the Czech Republic
Křesťanová, Lucie ; Drobník, Jaroslav (referee) ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (referee)
Rigorous thesis introduces readers to issues of legal regulation of natural medicinal resources and sources of natural mineral waters usage. Czech territory disposes, due to its varied geological structure, extensive quantity of these sources, which, in dependance on its physical properties and chemical composition, can be used to both medical purposes within the frame of spa medical rehabilitation rendition and commercial purposes for bottling and production of bottled mineral water, which fulfills criteria and attributes both remedial and drinkable and bottleable source. Due to the fact, that listed sources are components of natural resources, it is necessary to properly protect them and use them according to this foreknowledge. It also means adjustment of such legal protection level, which ensures usage of these sources according to conditions allowing its proper preservation for the next generations. In response to usage of natural medicinal resources to spa medical rehabilitation care this matter falls within the scope of Czech inspectorate of spas and springs, Ministry of Health. Nowadays is this matter regulated by law No. 164/2001 Coll., Spa Act and respective implementing regulations. After ten years of such application in practice can be more clearly seen needs of novelisation of some...
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Natural medicinal resources and sources of natural mineral water in the legislation of the Czech Republic
Křesťanová, Lucie ; Žákovská, Karolina (advisor) ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (referee)
This thesis deals with use of natural medicinal resources and sources of natural mineral water in the Czech Republic. This, due to its varied geological structure, has an extensive quantity of these sources, which can be, in dependance on its physical properties and chemical composition, used either for medical purposes within the frame of spa medical rehabilitation rendition or for bottling and production of bottled mineral water. These resources represent a unique natural wealth, and it is necessary to use them according to this foreknowledge and properly protect them. Among other things, it also means setting of such level of legal protection, which ensures their use only to the extent and under the conditions, that won't negatively affect them and ensure their preservation for future generations. Nowadays is this matter regulated by Act No. 164/2001 Coll., regarding natural medicinal resources, sources of natural mineral water, natural spas and health-resorts and related law amendments (Spa Act) and respective implementing regulations. This thesis aims to introduce this legislation as complex as possible and to outline possible legal recourses of controversial issues.
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