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Article 41


Plant protection inspectors and agronomists may exert control in storage places, points of sale and zones of pesticide use, as well as in vehicles transporting pesticides.

CHAPTER V
ORGANIZATION OF THE PLANT PROTECTION SERVICE

Article 42


The Plant Protection Service is established and led by the Minister in accordance with operational duties designed for this service as cited in articles 43, 44, 45, 46, and 47 of this law.

Article 43


Nationwide operation of the Plant Protection Service is supervised by the Directorate for Plant Protection Services at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food.

To check the implementation of this law the Inspectorate of Plant Protection and Quarantine is set up at the Directorate for Plant Protection Services. The Inspectorate is affiliated with agricultural directorates at region and commune level.



Article 44


The Institute for Plant Protection conducts research, carries out diagnostics and prognosis, signals danger, designs fighting and quarantine measures against plant parasites, is responsible for biological and agronomic tests for pesticide registration and the quality control of pesticides.

Article 45


Inspectorates of plant protection and quarantine at the agricultural directorates at region level supervise the implementation of this law region-wide and release phyto sanitary certificates for plants and plant products.

Plant protection agronomists at the regional laboratories are responsible for diagnostics, prognosis and signaling of the development of infections and parasites at region’s level and recommend combating measures.



Article 46


Agronomists for plant protection at commune level are responsible for monitoring and reporting on the phyto sanitary condition of plants in the commune. They supervise and aid the implementation of combating measures and the administration of pesticides according to legal provisions.

Article 47


Inspectors of foreign quarantine at crossing points check plants and plant products for purity from quarantine items and imported pesticides for compliance with rules and regulations. These inspectors, whenever necessary, are responsible for instituting measures in accordance with the law.

In any case, control should be instituted before unloading from transportation vehicles (ships, wagons, vehicles, etc.) takes place.



Article 48


Inspectors hold a document signed by Minister as proof of his authority to act in this capacity. Inspectors are obligated to show it to those subjected to control as prescribed by this law, whenever asked to.

CHAPTER VI
CLOSING PROVISIONS

Article 49


When not a criminal offense, the violation of following provisions is considered as an administrative infringement and is punished by the inspector with a fine of 5000 – 20000 leks for articles 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40 and a fine of 20000 – 50000 leks for articles 10, 24, 25, 30, 32.

Agronomists for Plant Protection at commune level are also entitled to the right to administer fines from 1000 – 10000 leks for violation of provisions contained in articles 4, 5, 6, 9, 13, 14, 16, 38, 39, and 40.

Appeals against punishment may be instituted with the Minister within 5 days from the date of its communication, when delivered by inspectors, and with the agricultural director at region level when administered by agronomists for plant protection at the commune. The decision of the superior instance may not be rebutted.

Article 50


Detailed rules enabling the implementation of this law are proclaimed by special decision of the Council of Ministers.

Article 51


Law no. 7188 dated 29. 12. 1987 “On the plant protection service” and related by-laws are hereby repealed.

Article 52


This law enters into force 15 days after publication in the Official Gazette.
CHAIRMAN OF THE PRESIDIUM

Pjetër Arbnori

L A W

No. 7665 dated 21. 01. 1993



CONCERNING

THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM PRIORITY AREAS

Based on article 18 of the Law No. 7481 dated 29.04.1991 “On basic constitutional provisions”, upon proposal from the Council of Ministers,



The People’s Assembly of the Republic of Albania



HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:

GENERAL STIPULATIONS

Article 1


For the purposes of this law:

“Stimulated activity” means any activity aimed at making monetary profits from the accommodation of tourists and related activities through a balanced relationship between environment and tourism industry.

“Stimulated person” means every physical or legal entity, national or foreign, licensed to carry out a stimulated activity.

“Stimulated zone” means any part of the territory of the Republic of Albania, which, in accordance with this law, will be designated as a zone with satisfactory premises for the development of tourism and other stimulated activities.

“Development agreement” means the agreement concluded between a person stimulated to carry out tourist activity and the Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Albania for purposes of defining the specific conditions for the stimulated activity which, in addition to other things, may include the condition for the applicant to contribute a certain amount.

“Development period” means the period ending on the day the stimulated activity will start to make revenue.

“Improved property” means a property supplied with direct access to the necessary infrastructure.

“Committee” means the Committee for Tourism Development to be established and operated in accordance with provisions of article 4 of this Law.



DESIGNATION OF PRIORITY AREAS

FOR TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

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