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Ordinance To The Law On Passports To Danish Citizens, Etc.
Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse af lov om pas til danske statsborgere m.v.
Hereby promulgated law on passports to Danish citizens, etc., see. lovbekendtgørelse nr. 586 by 1. September 1986, with the changes imposed by section 6 of the law No. 386 of 20. May 1992, section 6 of the law No. 288 of 12. May 1999, article 2 of law No. 1103 of 29. December 1999, section 12 of Act No. 433 of 31. May 2000, § 2 of the law No. 387 of 28. May 2003, § 2 of the law No. 551 of 24. June 2005, § 2 of the law No. 557 of 24. June 2005, § 2 of the law No. 1565 by 20. December 2006 and section 8 of Act No. 1587 by 20. December 2006.
The announced legislative text relating to clause 4 (a), paragraphs 1 and 3 shall apply only from 1. July 2009, see. section 19, paragraph 1, of the lov nr. 1587 by 20. December 2006 (Changes as a result of the gradual increase of efterløns-and old-age pension age, etc.) that are rendered in the Executive order ending.
§ 1. By Royal Decree, it can be determined whether the Danish nationals upon arrival to or departure from the country must be provided with passports or other travel documents.
(2). The Minister of Justice shall establish the procedure for the issuance of passports to Danish citizens.
(3). The Minister of Justice may transfer duties in connection with the application for the Passport to the municipal councils.
(4). The Minister of Justice may lay down detailed rules concerning the scope of the tasks under paragraph 3 may be entrusted to the municipal councils.
(5). The Minister may lay down rules on access to appeal against decisions taken by the Municipal Council pursuant to the authority in accordance with paragraph 3, as well as decisions taken by the police under section 2, paragraph 1, and rules issued under section 1, paragraph 2, including the fact that decisions should not be brought before the Minister.
3) when his or her exit would run counter to the provisions of the legislation, which aims to ensure the person's presence in this country, until he has met him commitments to the public or to private.
(2). The question of the abolition of one of the police by virtue of paragraph 1 provided by the, who can pass is denied, or if pas is involved, required the Court to the decision. The police shall without undue delay may refer the petition to the Court, by order, as soon as possible to decide whether the police's determination to be maintained or repealed. He or she is living abroad, the police, before the pass is involved, search the Court's approval of the corrective provision.
(3). In paragraph 1, no. 1, the application shall be referred for the cases referred to the Court by which a decision on detention pursuant to the code of civil procedure § 7811) would be to decide, pursuant to paragraph 1, nr. 2, in the cases referred to the Court of first instance, 2) which has rendered judgment in criminal proceedings at first instance, or of the Court would have been treated if it had been dealt with by inferior court. 3) referred to in paragraph 1, no. 3, the application shall be referred for the cases referred to in the code of civil procedure § 698 before that Court. In addition, find by these proceedings the rules in the code of Civil Procedure Act 4. Book application with the necessary modifications.
section 2 (a). A child under the age of 15 with independent passport or original special travel documents can by it or those who have custody of the child, required deleted by other people's passports.
(2). Decision pursuant to paragraph 1 shall be taken by the police. The police may suspend a passport for the purpose of deleting a herein enrolled child, see. (1). The Minister of Justice may lay down detailed rules on the subject.
(3). The police decision in accordance with paragraph 2 may not be brought before another administrative authority.
§ 3. Can the Minister of Justice shall be the subject of detailed provisions for hotels, holiday hotels, inns, guest houses, hostels, hostels etc. must lead an authorized record of overnight guests with details of their name, occupation and residence. The Protocol shall at all times be for review of police and shall be kept at least 2 years after it is printed.
(2). The obligation to implement the Protocol lies with the host. Case guest is liable to submit the information referred to in paragraph 1.
§ 4. Any is-to the extent that the Minister determines it, and in accordance with detailed rules laid down by him-liable to upon entry to and exit from the country to sign up for passport control and produce his passport or other travel document.
(2). Masters and masters of aircraft are liable to comply with the regulations, which the Minister had to give to the passport control's implementation.
(2). For the issue of the collective Passport paid 600 $.
(4). For the issue of passports to persons under the age of 18, paid $ 115.
(5). Paragraphs 1 to 4 shall apply also in the case of replacement of passports, issuing of extra passports and the issuing of new passports during the period of validity. However, the new passport will be issued without payment, if a passport due to circumstances attributable to the issuing authority, suffers from major shortcomings.
§ 5. Violation of this Act or pursuant to the same provisions are punishable by fine or imprisonment given until 6 months.
4) entry to or departure from the country without going through passport control.
(2). In the code of Civil Procedure Act Chapter 68 (seizure), chapter 69 (search), Chapter 71 (arrest) and chapter 72 (imprisonment) 7) referred to remedies shall apply for breaches of this Act to the same extent as in cases which it in accordance with the General rules of the code of civil procedure is for the Attorney General to pursue.
(3). Fines shall be adopted or imposed by virtue of this law, shall accrue to the Exchequer.
§ 7. After the Justice Minister's determination can information be required on the occasion of petitions relating to the circumstances covered by this law, required on faith and love.
§ 8. This law also applies to Greenland, however, in the case of §§ 5-7 with the restrictions and changes brought about by the special laws applicable to Greenland. The law shall enter into force on the 1. January 1953. At the same time repealed section 56 in the sportel regulations of the Faroe Islands by 30. March 1836 and poster of 15. may 1839 containing detailed provisions concerning the prohibition on the issuance of passports.
(2). § 611) may by Royal Decree be put into force for Greenland and the Faroe Islands with the derogations which the special Faroese and Greenlandic conditions warrant.
§ 213) shall not apply to the Faroe Islands and Greenland but may by Royal Decree be put into force for Greenland and the Faroe Islands with the derogations which the special Faroese and Greenlandic conditions warrant.
The law shall enter into force on the 1. July 2001.
(1). If after the date of entry into force of the law to be sentenced for an earlier committed violations of the in § § 1-29 mentioned laws, for which the booklet until 30 days would be inflicted, sentenced to jail with the same number of days as a booklet.
(2). Would higher penalty of booklet than referred to in paragraph 1 be inflicted, a lower penalty of imprisonment can be imposed, but not less than 30 days or more than 4 months.
(1). In determining the alternative custodial punishment for fine relating to an offence committed before the entry into force of the Act, section 31 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
(2). The law has no effect for booklet penalty or punishment of transformation booklet, ordered or laid down before the entry into force of the Act.
(1). The law does not apply to the Faroe Islands or Greenland.
(2). sections 1, 3, 5-8, 10, 12.15) 14, 15, 17, 18 and 27 May, by Royal Decree in whole or in part, be in force for the Faroe Islands with the derogations which the special Faroese conditions warrant.
(2). The Act or parts thereof, may, by Royal Decree put into force for Greenland and the Faroe Islands with the derogations which the special Faroese or Greenlandic circumstances warrant.
(5). § 218) shall enter into force on the day after publication in the Official Gazette and shall take effect from the 1. October 2004.
(1). The law shall enter into force on the 1. July 2009, see. However, paragraphs 2 to 7.
The Ministry of Justice, the 8. September 2008 Lene Espersen/Anette Arnsted Official notes 1) lov nr. 243 of 8. June 1978 amending the judicial code, etc. (investigations in criminal cases, arrest and pre-trial detention, damages in respect of criminal proceedings, including for disqualification or withdrawal of driving licence, etc.) are the then-current provision of the code of civil procedure § 781 lifted. Now lays down jurisdiction of the code of civil procedure § 694 in cases under investigation. The main negotiation venue shall be determined in accordance with the rules laid down in the code of Civil Procedure Act chapter 63.
2) Act No. 260 of 8. June 1979 amending the judicial code, etc. (Treatment of civil matters, etc.), the word "notify" anywhere in the code of civil procedure changed to "Court".
6) By law No. 385 of 20. May 1992 amending the code of civil procedure, criminal law, traffic law and aliens law (prosecutorial structure) are the then-current distinction between police and public prosecutor's cases cases annulled. Code of civil procedure rules on the process laid down by the court proceedings is also changed. The rules on this matter is clear from section 4. book.
7) Now of the judicial code, chapter 69, 70, 73 and 74.
8 Amendment relates to section 1), (3) and section 4 (a).
9) By Decree No. 753 of 20. August 1994 amending section 6, which relates to paslovens sections 1 and 4 (a), put into force for Greenland. By Decree No. 324 of 26. April 1996 amending section 6 also put into effect for the Faroe Islands.
10 Amendment relates to clause 4 (a)), paragraphs 1 and 3.
11) Amending section 6 relates to clause 4 (a), paragraphs 1 and 3.
12 Amendment relates to clause 4 (a)).
13) Amending section 2 relates to paslovens § 4 (a).
14 Amendment concerns clause 5), paragraph 1.
15) Amending section 12 relates to paslovens § 5, paragraph 1.
16 Amendment relates to paragraph 2 (a)).
the amendment relates to clause 4 (a)) 17 (4).
18 § 2 relates to paslovens) whereas the amending section 4 (a), paragraph 4.
19) By Decree No. 1390 by 12. December 2007 is amending section 2, which relates to paslovens § 4 (a), put into force for Greenland. By Decree No. 1391 by 12. December 2007 amending section 2 of the Act is also put into effect for the Faroe Islands.
20 Amendment relates to clause 4 (a)), paragraphs 1 and 3.

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§ 1
 § 7811
 § 698

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§ 8
 § 611

§ 213
 § 1
 § 218
 § 781
 § 694
 § 4
 § 5
 § 2
 § 4