The Austrian Federal Government (German: Österreichische Bundesregierung) is a collective body that exercises executive power in the Republic of Austria. It is composed of the Chancellor, who is leader of the government, the Vice-Chancellor, and senior ministers. The President and the Government together form the executive branch of Austria.
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Displaying 136 - 140 of 140Ordinance by the regional government of Styria on a programme concerning the flood security of agglomeration areas.
The present Ordinance lays down provisions relating to a programme for the safety measures of human agglomerates in case of floods. In particular, the aim of the above-mentioned programme is the minimalization of damages done by flooding, occurring usually every 100 years, by way of land use planning measures. The text consists of 6 articles and 1 Annex.
Implements: Styria Land Use Planning Law 1974. (2008)
Carinthia Land Transaction Law 2002.
The purpose of the present Law is to ensure the rational use of soil; the creation and conservation of an efficient agriculture and forestry; and the restriction of foreign land tenure. The text consists of 37 articles divided into 5 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Restrictions of the transfer of agricultural and forestry land (2); Foreign land tenure (3); Common provisions (4); Final penalties and transitional provisions (5).
Upper Austria Sewage Sludge Ordinance 2006.
The present Ordinance lays down provisions relating to sewage sludge. In particular, article 2 lists maximum amounts allowed for certain metals, such as lead, cadmium, copper, nickel, zinc and mercury. Article 3 regulates the modalities of the sampling of soil. The text consists of 6 articles.
Implements: Upper Austria Soil Protection Law 1991. (2014)
Upper Austria Soil Threshold Values Ordinance 2006.
The present Ordinance lays down provisions relating to maximum amounts of metals in the composition of soil. In particular, it lists respectively precautionary values, admissible values, and examination values of certain substances, such as lead, cadmium, copper, nickel, zinc and mercury. The text consists of 5 articles.
Implements: Upper Austria Soil Protection Law 1991. (2014)
Soil Protection Law.
An Act by the regional parliament of Salzburg on the protection of soil from harmful substances. In order to avoid harmful effects on human beings, animals and plants the aims of the said Act are as follows: the conservation and protection of soils and its functions, the improvement and restoration of the functions of soils and the prevention of soil erosion and soil compaction in general.