Ley 12/1998, de 21 de diciembre, del Patrimonio Histórico de las Illes Balears. | BOE-A-1999-2945 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 12/1998, de 21 de diciembre, del Patrimonio Histórico de las Illes Balears.

This article states the law’s purpose for the historical heritage of the Illes Balears and requires the Balearic Government to promote the return of heritage goods found outside the islands.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-1999-2945
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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access to protected property administrative fines administrative initiation administrative penalties administrative procedure administrative reports archaeological and paleontological interventions archaeological finds archaeological materials archaeological works archaeology archeological and paleontological authorizations arqueología asset catalog maintenance asset classification asset conservation asset custody asset management asset modification asset preservation asset transfer autorizaciones administrativas bibliographic heritage bienes muebles e inmuebles +189 more

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This article says that actions or omissions cited in the law are administrative offences if they are not crimes, and it classifies them as very serious, serious, or minor. Se califican como infracciones muy graves varios incumplimientos y daños sobre bienes de interés cultural, patrimonial, documental y bibliográfico. This article lists serious infringements involving heritage property, including unauthorized works, missing notices, failure to allow access or inspections, and noncompliance with required records or suspensions. This article lists minor infringements related to historical, documentary, and bibliographic heritage, including failing to comply with duties, improper retention or storage of documents, failing to notify competent public administrations, obstructing access routes, hiding heritage-related information, and installing unauthorized items in protected buildings. The Government of the Balearic Islands may issue regulations for this chapter, but it may not create new offences or change the nature of offences already provided by law.