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The presentation of the Minister for Justice is governed by the Law of 19 January 1979 and the Law of 11 May 1979 on the levy on public transport (469/79) Pursuant to:
The application for the access to the verification fee shall be accompanied by a statement:
(1) the transport area, transport, transport routes or sections where the inspection fee is intended to be recovered;
(2) means of transport and their estimated daily passenger numbers;
(3) the cost, use and availability of transport tickets by the carrier;
(4) informing the public of the verification system;
(5) the imposition of the verification fee and the formulae of the forms to be recovered; and
6. On the impact of the transition to the control levy system on the status of the operator's fund staff.
The Ministry of Transport may, if necessary, require the applicant to provide additional information on the verification of the right to recover the control fee.
The verification fee shall be fixed in total for five years.
An office holder who is deemed to have the necessary knowledge of the relevant traffic and inspection provisions and of the provisions of the inspection activities, as well as the conditions for carrying out the checks, may be authorised as inspector of the tickets. The audit function properly and reliably.
The Head of the Police District shall decide on the application of the verification fee for the purpose of the Community application for the approval of the ticket inspector. The application shall be accompanied by:
(1) a report on the personal data, training and office relationship of the person concerned;
(2) a description of the transport in which the mandate is intended to be valid; and
3) two photographs to be affixed to the control passport.
The head of the police district shall be provided with the other information requested by the Commissioner, which is necessary to resolve the matter concerning the approval of the inspector or the withdrawal of his powers. The Head of the Police District shall be informed of the closure of the inspector's relationship.
The head of the police district shall keep a list of its decisions concerning the approval of the inspector and the withdrawal of his powers.
Article 3 and the first subparagraph of Article 3 (1) shall also apply to the police officer in the police district, to whom the rules laid down in Article 6 of the Law on the Inspection fee for public transport have been delegated in the Circuit Code.
A photograph of the inspector shall be attached to the examiner's passport. The control passport shall include the identity of the inspector, his authority and the transport in which the powers are valid.
When carrying out the inspection function, the inspector shall, if necessary, present his passport to the passenger.
The passenger who pays him the prescribed check shall be provided with this receipt. The receipt shall be accompanied by an indication of the manner in which the passenger is required to submit his appeal against the inspector's measure to the court of law.
The registration fee to be paid to the passenger shall indicate the identity of the passenger, the amount of the fee and the reason for the imposition of the charge, as well as the time and the traffic route or section at which the fee has been imposed. In addition, the order shall indicate the postal account for which the payment must be made and the date on which the payment is made at the latest. It shall be stated in the order that, in the absence of a judgment or a decision, the inspection fee may be imposed by means of enforcement by means of enforcement. The order shall be accompanied by an indication and deposit card referred to in paragraph 1 for the purpose of carrying out the verification fee.
When dealing with a complaint concerning the inspector's measure, the Court of First Instance may, following a complaint, request an explanation from the inspector concerned, the carrier and the public body.
If the right to vote removes the verification fee, a copy of the decision shall be sent to the relevant public body for the purpose of repayment.
In the case of rail transport, and in the case of public transport in conjunction with it, which has been granted the right to charge inspection fees, the charge shall be determined by an inspector of tickets approved by the Administrative Centre. In its inspection activities, this is subject to the control of the management centre. The Administrative Centre shall issue a passport to the inspector. The provisions of this Regulation concerning the control passport, the approval of the inspector or the withdrawal of his powers, as well as the inspection, shall apply mutatis mutandis to an inspector approved by the Management Centre.
The public authorities shall provide the public with sufficient information on the system of checks on means of transport and traffic routes, as well as on the ways in which the public can be consulted on ways of obtaining and stamping the transport tickets used in transport. And the control fee system.
The Ministry of Transport may establish a symbol for the application of the inspection fee system.
The Ministry of Transport shall adopt the formula for the forms necessary for the application of this Regulation and lay down general guidelines for the implementation of the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 June 1979.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 1995.
