Publication of the law on building and housing registration

This shall be announced on the building and housing registration, cf. Law Order no. 160 of 8. February 2010, with the changes resulting from paragraph 2 of Law No 389 of 2. May 2012 and Section 2 of Law No 640 of 12. June 2013.

§ 1. The Minister for City, housing and rural areas shall establish and operate a national register with information on building and housing and technical facilities, etc. each municipality shall conduct this register by rules determined by the minister for the city, housing and rural areas.

Paragraph 2. The building and housing register (BBR) are designed to

1) contain basic data on building and housing and technical facilities, etc.,

2) contain a unique registration of all buildings, housing and business units, and the technical units and other technical units and so on, as well as the associated address labels ; and

3) make data available to public authorities, concessioned companies, persons and undertakings.

Paragraph 3. The cost of the maintenance and operation of the registries shall be borne by the local authorities. The Minister for City, housing and rural areas can lay down rules on the distribution of expenditure between individual municipalities.

Paragraph 4. The Minister for City, housing and rural areas is a data-accountable authority.

§ 1 a. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development can amutiate another public authority or a private company to establish, operate and develop the register. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development shall lay down detailed rules on the establishment, operation and development of the Building and Housing register and to provide the operational tasks in accordance with paragraph 1. 2. Requirements specifications and so on shall be drawn up by the authority or the company after the Minister for the City, Housing and rural areas ' s detailed instructions.

Paragraph 2. The authority or the undertaking which shall be authorized in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, the obligation to provide the task of establishment, operation and development, etc. of the register at regular intervals. The tender must follow the Community legal rules for the award of public contracts applicable to public bodies governed by the tender directive.

Paragraph 3. Decisions to be taken in the context of the implementation of the tender under this law and in accordance with the provisions laid down pursuant thereto may be subject to the Commandment Board of the Commandment for the Commandment and Provisions Act of Appeal and Provisions under this Code.

Paragraph 4. The authority or company shall make the register free of charge to the local authorities for updating, queries and recipes.

Paragraph 5. The Minister for City, housing and rural areas may lay down detailed rules on the delivery of data from the register.

Paragraph 6. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development is supervising the authority or the company as far as the register is concerned. The Minister for City, housing and rural areas can lay down rules on the accountability of the authority or the company to the Minister for the City of Housing, Housing and Rural Development.

Paragraph 7. The accounting auditor may require the company ' s accounts to be submitted for review.

§ 2. In the Boligning and BoligRegime register, information shall be recorded on :

1) the identification, location, size, technical conditions, construction, installations, energy supply and use, and,

2) the identification, the creation, size, accommodation, installations, installations, energy supply and use of the professional unit of the professional unit.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for the City, Housing and Rural areas may lay down rules on the registration of other information on building and housing conditions and by technical facilities, etc., which are important for the handling of tasks by public authorities or have, the second essential social interest.

Paragraph 3. The City Council may, on its own initiative and on its own account, build up administrative systems on top of the interface of the Building and Boligng.

Paragraph 4. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural areas can, after negotiating with the Minister of Defence and the Minister of Justice, lay down specific rules for the registration of property, buildings, and technical facilities, etc., which are used by : Department of Defense and Ministry of Justice.

§ 3. The municipality Board shall be responsible for ensuring the level of uniqueness and quality of the registration of building and housing and to technical facilities, etc.

Paragraph 2. The municipality shall have prior notification, without a court order and for the appropriate identification of appropriate access to any property with a view to inspection and measurement to provide information to be used for the registration in Bygnings ; And the BoligRegime. The local authorities may know that there are significant discrepancies in information that the owner is obliged to provide, with a court order access to inspect and measure.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development is supervising the municipalities ' movement of the Building and Housing Register, as well as the actions of the municipalities in timely reporting and follow-up on information in the Boligning and Housing Register.

Paragraph 4. The local authorities shall supply information, data and documents necessary for the exercise of supervision at the request of the Minister for City, housing and rural areas.

Paragraph 5. The town, housing and rural areas and the local authorities can gather information from other data sources with the Building and Houses Register to ensure adequate and correct information for the registration.

Paragraph 6. The records of the register shall not be used for the control of energy consumption.

§ 3 a. The local authorities shall determine the names of public roads, cf. Section 1 of the law on public roads.

Paragraph 2. However, the names of the main roads shall be laid down in accordance with the Directorates.

Paragraph 3. A road name which already exists within the postal code must not be set to another way within the same postal code.

§ 3 b. The local authorities shall lay down the individual house numbers of buildings with access to public road and other properties which are designed for the purpose of building and where there is access to the road. However, for main roads, household numbers may be determined only by the consent of the Director-Directorate.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities may lay down house numbers for unbuilt areas, facilities, etc., which have access to a public road. However, for main roads, household numbers may be determined only by the consent of the Director-Directorate.

Paragraph 3. The local authorities may change the individual house numbers, however, for main roads only by the consent of the Director-Directorate.

§ 3 c. Property owners must set up house numbering plates, which indicate the house numbers of the municipality governing board in such a way that they are visible from the area of the area of acceding.

Paragraph 2. Detailed rules for the execution of land-use plates and the lighting of land-numbering plates may be fixed by the municipality governing board, however, for main roads only after negotiating with the Guidance Directorate.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development may lay down rules that the local authorities may require that by the owner's measure and at the expense of the owner to be set up with the indication of the specified doorterms.

§ 3 d. section 3 a-3 c shall apply mutatis muctis to private joint paths, cf. Section 2 of the Private Community Roaways Act.

Paragraph 2. For private roads, internal roads, the thorns, the seats and the like. may, after consultation with the individual due to each of you, determine road names and number, cf. ~ § 3 a and 3 b.

Paragraph 3. The local authority can decide that private roads and so on, cf. paragraph 2 for which number of house numbers have been established by the owner ' s measure and its own expense shall be provided by road signs, which are designed and exposed in accordance with the same rules, which shall apply to the other road name signs in the area.

§ 3 e. The local authorities shall determine the address labels for each building, housing and business unit, technical facilities and technical units, etc.

Paragraph 2. The address designation for each building and, for the individual technical facilities, etc. consists of the postal code, the name and the house number, including where applicable, in buildings and technical facilities, etc., to which there is more than one main access road, may be laid down ; an independent address designation for each access road.

Paragraph 3. The address designation for each of the units may consist of floor designation as well as side name or door number.

§ 3 F. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development may lay down detailed rules on the allocation and amendment of address labels, as well as the source of signs, cf. section 3 a 3 e, as well as additional requirements to ensure the geographic uniqueness of the address labels and their registration.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for the City, Housing and Rural areas may, in agreement with the authorities responsible, lay down rules that the registration should be registered in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 must be associated with other administrative terms as a matrix number, building number, property number and equal rights.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development can, after negotiating with the Minister of Defence and the Minister of Justice, lay down specific rules for the allocation and amending of addresses relating to property, buildings and technical facilities, etc., which are used by : Department of Defense and Ministry of Justice.

Paragraph 4. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development is the responsibility of the Minister for Home Affairs and Rural Development to take measures to ensure that information on postal numbers and their geographical boundaries is available to users.

§ 3 g. An uncommon authority between the municipalities or between a municipality and the Directorates directorate is determined by the minister of urban, housing and rural areas.

§ 4. Public authorities, as well as owners of registered buildings, units and so on, according to rules laid down by the Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development, provide information to the operation of the regime.

Paragraph 2. Public and private enterprises and others may, by rules laid down by the Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development, provide information to the operation of the regime.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for the City, Housing and Rural Development may lay down rules for the possible remuneration for information notified in accordance with paragraph 1. 2.

Paragraph 4. Establishments providing electricity, remote heating, natural gas, construction or heating oil shall be required by rules laid down by the Minister for the City, Housing and Rural Development, informing information on the energy consumption and installations of each end user and installations ; use of the operation of the regime.

Paragraph 5. The city, housing and rural areas can lay down rules on Energinet.dk's announcement of information about the energy consumption of each end user and installations for the operation of the register.

§ 5. On the request of public authorities, such information shall be communicated from the Register which is relevant to a matter decision or by the authority ' s activities.

Paragraph 2. Concessioned companies have, at the request of the European Union, entitled to familiarize herself with the current information recorded in the Building and Housing register, which is of significance for a matter decision or for the company ' s company.

Paragraph 3. Companies and others have, at the request, entitled to familial themselves with the current information provided for in the City of Construction and BoligRegius for use in the normal operation of establishments, etc. of the species or use in the other legal purposes.

Paragraph 4. Private persons have been entitled to familial themselves with the current information provided for in the Building and Housekeeping register.

Paragraph 5. Personal information on energy consumption from the Building and Household register can only be disclosed to the property owner, public authorities and the Public Information Server data distributors. However, such information may also be disclosed to undertakings and persons who, according to the law of the promotion of energy savings in buildings, are entitled to draw up energy labels on buildings or to carry out the boiler and heating systems of the buildings ; buildings when the transfer is used for the development of energy labelling or the execution of inspections. The Minister for City, housing and rural areas can also pass on personal information about energy consumption from Bygnings and BoligRegius for research purposes.

§ 6. Information from the Boligning and Household register may be used for the purposes of placing on the market subject to the rules on the processing of personal data and on the marketing of the rules.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for City, housing and rural areas can, after negotiating with the Minister of Defence and the Minister of Justice, lay down specific rules for the communication of information relating to property, buildings and technical facilities, etc., which are used by : Department of Defense and Ministry of Justice.

Paragraph 3. Information on the economic conditions of the owners and the management of the environment and the conditions which are, incidentally, essential for the protection of the interests of the owners and of your leaders must not be disclosed. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development may, however, lay down rules that the disclosure of such information may be carried out on a more detailed level.

Paragraph 4. Information supplied by the Bygnings and Boligning Register shall be kept in a safe way.

Paragraph 5. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development may lay down rules on the storage, use, destruction and disclosure of information in accordance with section 5 and section 6 (4). 1-4.

Paragraph 6. The Minister for City, housing and rural areas shall lay down rules for remuneration for the services of the regime, including remuneration for the owner's and your perceptive.

§ 7. The Minister for the City, Housing and Rural Development rests on applying such rules or measures that, as far as possible, coordination and simplification of the registration of facts relating to real property and others is carried out ; Stepspecific information.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development is the responsibility of drawing up a unique shared property reference and to make it available for the registration of property information.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development shall lay down, in the course of negotiations with the relevant relevant ministers, detailed rules for the registration and use of the common property reference.

Paragraph 4. The Minister for City, housing and rural areas shall as far as possible facilitate the exchange of information between registers containing information as provided for in paragraph 1. 1 and registers containing information on persons and undertakings.

Paragraph 5. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development is the responsibility of the establishment of a framework and conditions for the disclosure of information in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 to ensure that this information is available in a simple and secure manner. If the receipt of information in accordance with paragraph 1 1 is subject to a tax on the basis of other legislation, the Minister for the City, Housing and Rural Development may collect an equivalent amount of money to cover the tax. The Minister for City, Housing and Rural Development may also charge a fee for the provision of services established for the purpose of providing information for use by trade in real estate and so on, to cover the cost of establishment, operation, maintenance, development and administration of services ;

§ 8. Unless higher penalties have been imposed on the other legislation, the penalty shall be punished by fine, which is intentionally or in a serious negligence,

1) fails to provide information required in accordance with section 4 (4). 1 and 4,

2) provide inaccurate information to the Bygnings and BoligRegius,

3) without authorisation, provide information from the Boligning and Boligning Register ;

4) violates the conditions for the communication of information or

5) not set up the correct household plate in accordance with Article 3 (c). 1.

Paragraph 2. The rules which are issued under the law can be punished for the penalties imposed on the provisions of the regulations.

Paragraph 3. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

§ 9. In cases of violation of section 3 c (s) Paragraph 4 (1) and section 4 (4), 1, as well as infringements of rules issued under the law, the municipality may indicate that the case can be determined without legal proceedings, if he is guilty of the infringement and declares that it is prepared in the case of a the specified time limit, which may be extended, after application, to pay a fine, which is indicated in the declaration of not more than 5 000 kr.

Paragraph 2. With regard to the provisions of paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall detract from the provisions of the rule of law relating to the indictment of indictment in police matters accordingly.

Paragraph 3. If the fine is timely, or will it be after the adoption of the drive, or if it is adopted, then it is being pursued.

Paragraph 4. The Provenuet from the graduated fines referred to in paragraph 1. 1 shall be allocated according to the Minister for the City, housing and rural areas ' s arrangements between the State and the municipality concerned.

§ 9 a. The Municipal Management Board ' s decisions in accordance with section 3 a 3 e may be subject to the Minister for the City, Housing and Rural Development, as regards legal matters.

Paragraph 2. The time limit shall be four weeks from the date on which the decision has been issued. In the case of a decision on which public proclaim is made, the time limit for publication shall be considered. Where there is a particular reason for that, the State may disregard the overrun of the draft deadline.

Paragraph 3. Decisions which may be lodged shall contain information concerning the appeal may be made by the authority and the time limit for the submission of a complaint.

Paragraph 4. Complained by a decision does not release the complainant to comply with this. However, the draft authority may decide that the appeal shall have a proratory effect.

Paragraph 5. Decisions to be complained in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, cannot be brought before the courts until the draft access is used. Search targets shall be estimated within 6 months of the notification of the Authority ' s decision.

§ 10. The law shall enter into force at the announcement in the law.

§ 11. The law does not apply to the Faroe Islands.

Paragraph 2. The law does not apply to Greenland but can, by means of a king, be able to enter into force with the aberrations that the Greenland conditions are saying.

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Law No 389 of 2. May 2012 1) includes the following entry into force :

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Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. July 2012.

Strike two-five. (excluded)

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Law No 640 of 12. June 2013 2) includes the following entry into force :

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Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. July, 2013.

Paragraph 2. (excluded)

1) The law relates to section 4 (4). 4 and 5, and section 5 (5). 5.

2) The law relates to section 4 (4). 4 and 5, section 5 (5). 5, and section 9 (a) (a), 6.