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Setting Elokuvanäytännöistä

Original Language Title: Asetus elokuvanäytännöistä

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Regulation on film practices

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The presentation by the Ministry of Interior on matters falling within the remit of the Ministry of the Interior is governed by the Law of 9 August 1968 on public amusement (492/68) Pursuant to paragraph 2:

ARTICLE 1

In this Regulation, cinema refers to a motion for a cinema, with no programme other than music, a repetition of film-related voices and a description of the film.

ARTICLE 2

A cinematographic display shall be public if it is issued to unpredetermined persons.

The term 'closed film' shall mean a performance by an institution or entity, such as a military, educational establishment, a movement or a group of persons belonging to an association or otherwise specified.

The provisions of this Regulation apply to a public display. However, if a closed screen is provided using flammable film, the provisions of Articles 5 to 10 shall be complied with.

ARTICLE 3

Hard filmmaking means an acetate and a film with a comparable film and a flammable film of celluloid.

§ 4

The display where the film machine develops gases harmful to health must have a separate engine room. The machinery room and the cinematographic machine must be sufficiently effective with mechanical ventilation. The air duct and other ventilation equipment shall comply with the general requirements set out in the Finnish construction control structure as regards both the structure and the investment. Otherwise, the engine room will be so constructed that the gases referred to above will not escape from there.

The floor of the floor of the engine room shall be at least 225 cm in the outer air. 2 An entry or air intake must be secured by other means.

§ 5

An easily flammable film can only be made from the engine room, which meets the requirements for compartmental requirements for the construction of Finland's construction control. However, this engine room must always meet at least the requirements of a section A 120.

The projection and endoscopy of the engine room referred to in paragraph 1 shall be as large as required for the presentation of the image. The openings shall be covered by a firm and a smoker with a minimum of 5 mm in the metal ring, with a protective device of at least 5 mm in the engine room, with a minimum of 5 mm strong and certainly moving, from contact with the flame Closed metal hatches.

The air conditioning in the engine room and the hordes and equipment involved shall be respected, as provided for in Article 4. The engine room shall be fitted with a hand extinguisher belonging to Group B III E.

ARTICLE 6

The floor area of the engine room must be at least 8 m in the same plane. 2 And a height of at least 2,5 m. If more than one cinematogram is placed in the engine room, at least 2 m shall be reserved for each other engine. 2 Extra space. If other equipment is placed in the engine room, the surface area shall be correspondingly higher.

If there is water and drainage wires in the building, there will be a WC in the engine room and a chance to wash.

During the display, the presence of bystanders is prohibited in the engine room.

§ 7

The display shall not contain a maximum of 250 kg of hard flammable film or a maximum of 50 kg of flammable film. Flammable fillings shall be placed in a storage box in which each reel has its own compartmentalised compartments. Ffaces shall not be kept in the premises available to the public.

§ 8

A cinematographic machine with an easily flammable film shall be fitted with fire dams which must be kept closed during the performance.

§ 9

The owner or holder of a cinematographic theatre shall, together with the cinematographic keeper, ensure that a flammable film is made available only in the engine room referred to in Article 5.

An easily flammable film shall not be provided to a site other than a place where the engine room referred to in Article 5 is present.

ARTICLE 10

The filmmaker may only function as a person of 18 years.

ARTICLE 11

The application and granting of a permit to make public cinematograms shall apply mutatis mutandis to the application and award of public entertainment, except that a licence is granted to cinemas. For the time being and for curves in the same police district for one month at a time. If the applicant's circumvention sample in the same precinct is permanent, a licence shall be issued for the time being.

ARTICLE 12

The provisions of this Regulation shall also apply to cinemas approved before entry into force of the Regulation. However, they do not need to carry out the structural changes required by this Regulation.

ARTICLE 13

Any breach of the provisions of this Regulation shall be condemned unless a heavier penalty has been imposed elsewhere, On violation of the provisions of the Regulation on film-making Up to a maximum of 100 daily or, if the circumstances are extremely incriminating, not more than three months in prison.

ARTICLE 14

The Ministry of the Interior may, in particular, grant exemptions from the provisions of this Regulation.

More detailed provisions on the application of this Regulation shall be provided, where appropriate, by the Ministry of Interior.

§ 15

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 December 1978.

This Regulation repeals the Regulation of 18 September 1964 on the practices of cinema (173/64) With its subsequent modifications. Tasks other than those provided for by the State Film Technology Board shall be carried out after the entry into force of this Regulation to the relevant Construction Board.