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Law of 22 March 2007, laying down rules on a base register of companies and legal persons (Commercial Registry Act 2007)
We Beatrix, at the grace of God, Queen of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau, etc. etc. etc.
All of them, who will see or hear these, saluut! do know:
In this regard, we considered that it is desirable, in order to promote the proper performance of public-law tasks, to expand the commercial register and form a basic register of companies and legal persons;
In this way, we, the Council of State, and with the mean consultations of the States-General, have been well-regarded and understood to be right and to be understood by the following:
(1) In this law and the provisions resting thereon, the following definitions shall apply:
a. Our Minister: Our Minister for Economic Affairs;
b. Company: an enterprise referred to in Article 5 ;
(c) legal person: a legal person as defined by Article 6 ;
-legal person governed by public law: a legal entity governed by public law Article 1 of Book 2 of the Civil Code ;
e. Church Society: a Church Society as intended in Article 2 of Book 2 of the Civil Code ;
f. 'basic register' means a collection of data, by law, containing authentic information;
g. given authentic terms: an entry in a basic register which is considered authentic by law or by law;
h. Commercial Register: the register, specified in Article 2 ;
i. Chamber: the Chamber of Commerce, named in Article 2 of the Law of the Chamber of Commerce ;
j. establishment: a building or complex of buildings where the activities of an undertaking or a legal person are sustainable;
the principal place of business: an establishment as established by an undertaking or a legal person as such;
(l) 'secondary establishment' means an establishment other than the principal place of business;
m. main settlement: a parallel establishment situated in the Netherlands of an undertaking or legal person established outside the Netherlands or, where there are more ancillary establishments, the principal place of business established by an undertaking or a legal person secondary establishment;
n. Regulation 2137/85 : Regulation (EEC) 2137/85 of the Council of the European Communities of 25 July 1985 instituting European Economic Cooperation (EEIGs) (PbEG L 199);
o. Regulation 2157/2001 : Regulation (EC) 2157/2001 of the Council of the European Union of 8 October 2001 on the Statute for a European Company (SE) (PbEG L 294).
2 Under a legal person governed by public law, a European grouping for territorial cooperation as referred to in Article 1 of Regulation (EC) No 1408/71 shall be understood to mean: 1082/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 5 July 2006 concerning a European grouping of territorial cooperation (EGTC) (PbEU L 210).
There shall be a trade register of companies and legal persons:
(a) for the purpose of promoting legal certainty in the field of economic traffic;
b. for the provision of general, factual and factual information concerning the composition of undertakings and legal persons in order to promote the economic interests of trade, industry, crafts and services;
c. to register all companies and legal persons as part of the data balance that contributes to the efficient functioning of the government.
1 The register of trade shall be held by the Chamber.
2 With regard to processing operations for the commercial register, the Chamber shall be responsible for the performance of the trade register. Article 1 (d) of the Personal Data Protection Act .
3 The Chamber may, with the permission of Our Minister, make any work carried out by an editor meeting requirements on the proper execution of his work, the security of data files and the protection of personal data. life.
1 Our Minister lays down a system description under a ministerial arrangement. The system description shall indicate the establishment and operation of the commercial register.
2 The Chamber shall ensure the proper availability, operation and security of the Commercial Register.
The following undertakings shall be entered in the commercial register:
a. A company based in the Netherlands belonging to a public limited liability company, a limited liability company, a company under firm, a limited partnership, a partnership, a shipping company, a company, a company incorporated in the Netherlands, and a company with limited liability. co-operative, a mutual guarantee society, an association, a foundation, a denomination or a legal person governed by public law;
b. an undertaking which is established in the Netherlands and belongs to a natural person;
(c) an undertaking belonging to a European public limited company, a European cooperative society or a European economic cooperation relationship which, in accordance with its statutes, has its registered office in the Netherlands;
d. an undertaking belonging to a foreign legal person who has a head or a secondary establishment in the Netherlands;
e. an undertaking established in the Netherlands belonging to a person other than those mentioned in subparagraphs (a) to (d).
1 In the register of trade, the following legal entities which, according to their statutes, have registered offices in the Netherlands:
a. A public limited liability company, a private limited liability company, a European public limited company, a European economic partnership, a European Cooperative Society, a cooperative and a mutual Guarantee company;
b. An association with full jurisdiction, an association of owners, a foundation and other legal persons governed by private law;
(c) a legal person governed by public law, subject to the condition that, instead of the State, the ministries are intended to Article 1, first paragraph, part a, of the Comptability Act 2001 and the service parts of a ministry based on the Article 10 of the Comptability Act 2001 to establish the budget and accountability on the basis of a system of benefits and charges.
2 An association with no full jurisdiction may be registered.
3 In the case of a general management measure, the organisation of the organisation of which one or more denominations belong shall be entered in the commercial register and may also be determined whether and to what extent independent parts or parts thereof may be incorporated in the register. Bodies in which they are united shall be entered in the Commercial Register.
4 The nomination for a general measure of management to be adopted under paragraph 3 shall not be taken until four weeks after the draft has been submitted to both Chambers of the States General.
If to a legal person as referred to in Article 6 Belong to an undertaking as such, Article 5 The registration of the undertaking shall also include a registration of the legal person.
In the case of general management measures:
(a) may appoint other legal persons to be entered on the commercial register where this is necessary for the satisfactory operation of the commercial register;
b. may be specified when an undertaking is involved.
The commercial register shall include an undertaking:
a. A unique number assigned by the Chamber;
b. The trade name or trade names;
c. the date of commencement, continuation or termination;
d. the person to whom the undertaking belongs;
e. the sites.
1 The trade register shall mean the person to whom an undertaking belongs, if it is a legal person, to Article 12 Specified data.
2 The trade register shall include the person to whom a company belongs, if it is a natural person:
a. the civil service number specified in: Article 1 (b) of the general provisions Act civil service number , the sex, the place of birth and the country of birth;
b. the name;
c. the address;
d. Date of birth;
e. the date of death.
3 In the Register of Trade, the person to whom an undertaking belongs, who is not a legal person and not a natural person, shall be included:
a. A unique number assigned by the Chamber;
b. the name;
c. the date of commencement, continuation or termination;
d. the legal form;
e. Members, mates or mates, with the exception of the commandts, and:
1 °. if these are natural persons,
-the civil service number specified in: Article 1 (b) of the general provisions Act civil service number , the sex, the place of birth and the country of birth,
-the name,
-the address,
-the date of birth,
-the date of death,
2 °. where these are not natural persons,
-a unique number assigned by a chamber,
-the name,
-the legal form and registered office,
-the date of commencement or termination.
1 In the Register of Trade, an establishment of an undertaking shall be entered:
a. A unique number assigned by the Chamber;
b. Trade name or trade names;
c. the postal and visiting address;
d. the date of deployment and termination.
2 Where a company has several establishments, the trade register shall include the establishment of the principal place of business or the main settlement.
The commercial register shall include a legal person:
a. A unique number assigned by the Chamber;
b. the name;
c. the legal form and registered office;
d. the date of commencement or termination.
The commercial register shall include an activity of a legal person which does not belong to an undertaking:
a. A unique number assigned by the Chamber for the activities of the legal person, except where there is a legal person governed by public law;
b. the date of commencement, continuation or termination;
c. Sites.
1 In the Register of Trade, an establishment of a legal person which does not belong to an undertaking shall be entered:
a. A unique number assigned by the Chamber;
b. the name;
c. the postal and visiting address;
d. the date of deployment or termination.
2 Where a legal person has multiple establishments, the trade register shall include the establishment of the principal place of business or principal place of business.
The Articles 9 to 14 said data are authentic data.
1 The trade register shall contain information necessary for the proper recording and provision of the information in the register. Articles 9 to 14 the data and the data relating to the origin of the data.
2 In the commercial register, if an authentic entry is carried out in research, an endorsement shall be given that the information is to be examined.
1 In the Register of Trade, the power of attorney granted by a legal person governed by public law is incorporated into the business of private legal acts.
2 Article 25 shall not apply to the information referred to in the first paragraph.
1 In the case of a general measure of management, provision may be made
a. That data other than the one in Articles 9 to 14 be included in the trade register or are deposited in the commercial register in so far as this is relevant to the market register. Article 2 (a) and (b) , mentioned targets and there are no important reasons that would oppose them;
b. that data entered in the commercial register shall be taken from a different basic register;
c. that for the in Article 6, first paragraph, part c , and Article 6, third paragraph the legal persons referred to in Article 12 , 13 and 14 do not require the registration of such data.
2 The nomination for a general measure of directors to be adopted under paragraph 1 shall not be made earlier than four weeks after the draft has been submitted to both Chambers of the States General.
1 To tender for registration in the Commercial Register shall be the person to whom an undertaking belongs or, if it concerns the registration of a legal person, as referred to in Article 1 (2). Article 6, first paragraph, subparagraphs (a) and (b), second paragraph, and third member , each of the directors of the legal person.
2 If the first paragraph does not apply, the person responsible for the daily management of an undertaking or legal person shall be required to tender in the commercial register.
3 If none of the persons referred to in paragraph 1 is established in the Netherlands, the task of giving the person responsible for the day-to-day management of an undertaking or legal person shall also be required.
4 If an undertaking or legal person is established outside the Netherlands, the task of providing the task shall also be liable to the person in charge of the daily management of the main settlement or, if there is no such person, the person responsible for the management of the main settlement. legal person designated authorised commercial agent.
5 To tender for registration in the Commercial Register, a legal person governed by public law is required.
6 In the case of a general measure of management, other persons who are required or empowered to do so may be appointed.
1 The persons required to do so, taking into account the provisions of general administrative action, shall provide the powers required by the Chamber to ensure that the Articles 9 to 14 and 16a, 1st Member , mentioned and the in Article 17, part a , the data referred to above must be entered in the commercial register at all times and in full.
2 The first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to the deposit of documents.
3 On messaging with regard to any registration or deletion in the Commercial Register between the Chamber and an enterprise, other than a provider as intended by Article 1 of the Services Act which are below the scope of That Act falls, are the Sections 3.3 , 3.4 and Article 5, second paragraph, of the Services Act applicable mutatis mutandis.
4 Rules applicable on the basis of Article 5, third paragraph, of the Services Act in the case of or pursuant to a general measure of management, shall apply mutatis mutandis to messaging as referred to in the third paragraph.
5 The third and fourth paragraphs shall not apply to:
a. Exchange of information or documents relating to proceedings of objections, appeals, or other judicial proceedings or forms of dispute resolution;
b. The provision of payments.
1 In the case of a general measure of management, it shall provide for designated legal persons who shall, for the purpose of filing such documents as may be required by law, deposit them on the commercial register, deposit them with only electronic means and rules on the manner in which such deponation is to be carried out.
2 For designated documents as referred to in paragraph 1, the content of which relates to an accounting year, the general measure of management referred to in paragraph 1 shall also determine the financial year from which the first paragraph of the Obligation to apply to them.
3 The Chamber shall be able to receive, by electronic means, the appropriate documents referred to in paragraph 1, as referred to in that paragraph, as provided for in that paragraph.
4 In the case of a general measure of management, provision may be made for provision of support to the Chamber to the extent that, for the purposes of depositing on the basis of the first paragraph, the provision of support provisions shall be made available by the Court on the basis of the first paragraph. appropriate legal persons are necessary.
1 The tender for the first registration of an undertaking shall be made within a period of two weeks, starting one week before and ending one week after the start of the business exercise. The tender for the first registration of a legal person shall be made within one week of the occurrence of the fact that the obligation to tender arises.
2 The other prescribed declarations shall be made no later than one week after the occurrence of the fact that the obligation to declare arises.
3 The obligation to issue an indication shall end once that task has been made by a person who was either obliged or empowered to do so or, to the extent that the Chamber has jurisdiction to change data, as soon as the Chamber has made the change in question entered.
4 In the case of, or under a general measure of administration, rules shall be laid down:
the manner in which data is recorded in the commercial register;
b. the time limits for the recording of data on the commercial register;
c. the actuality of taking over a given from another basic register.
5 With application of Article 28, first paragraph, final phrase, of the Services Act is Section 4.1.3.3 of the General Law on administrative law shall not apply to an entry in the commercial register.
1 The in Article 9 , 10, except for the second paragraph, part (a) and (3) (e), (e) (1), first indent, , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 , 16, second paragraph , and 16a, 1st Member The data mentioned above, Article 17, part a These particulars, as well as the documents deposited under the law, may be considered by any person.
2 A signature cannot be read in electronic form.
1 The Chamber shall provide a copy of, or extract of, the particulars and documents referred to in the electronic form, in electronic form, where appropriate, in electronic form, as appropriate Article 21 .
2 The Court of Auditors shall provide, upon request, information of a general, factual and factual nature concerning the composition of undertakings and legal persons from the commercial register to promote the economic interests of trade, industry, craft industries and service. When providing information on the composition of undertakings and legal persons, such data shall not be classified by natural persons.
3 A request as referred to in the first or second paragraph shall be taken into consideration by a Chamber if it has been done in a manner other than electronic means.
4 By way of derogation from the first paragraph, the Chamber shall not issue a signature in electronic form.
In the case of a general measure of administration, the protection of the privacy of the persons listed in the Commercial Register may be subject to restrictions on the information or documents or categories of data, or documents, to be applied shall be determined in respect of the provisions of the Articles 21 , 22 and 28 .
1 The list of entries for registration in the trade register relates to a public limited company, a limited liability company, a European public limited company, a European economic partnership, a European Cooperative Society or any other legal person or company designated by a general measure, and the Chamber shall ensure that such a communication is made as soon as possible in a Member State designated by Our Minister. 'Official Journal' or any other, equally effective instrument, which shall at least be Use of a system that provides access to publicly disclosed information through a central electronic platform in chronological order.
2 The first paragraph shall also apply to a change in the inscripted procedure and to a deposit of documents.
3 In the case of a general measure of management, data and documents for which the first or the second paragraph does not apply may be identified.
1 To a fact which must be published by registration or deposit, no appeal may be made to third parties which were uncompetent as long as the registration or deposit and, if applicable, the Article 24 The communication did not take place.
2 If the third person demonstrates that he has been unable to know a communication as referred to in Article 4 (2), Article 24 he may rely on the fact that he was unskilable from the published fact, provided that this action relates to that which took place within 15 days of the communication being made. The General Term Act does not apply in this period.
3 The person to whom an undertaking belongs, the registered legal person or the person who gave up or is obliged to give any event may not be able to give to third parties who were unaware of that fact the inaccuracy or incompleteness of the registration or of the Article 24 -to oppose such communication. The registration shall be equivalent to the deposit of documents.
4 This Article shall not apply in respect of:
a. Article 811, 2nd paragraph, of Book 7 of the Civil Code;
b. on matters relating to any matter covered by any legal requirement-other than Book 2 of the Civil Code , Regulation 2137/85 or Regulation 2157/2001 -are also made known by other means;
c. the data specified in the general measure of management.
The Chamber shall communicate to the Office for Official Publications of the European Communities as referred to in Article 39, second paragraph, of the Regulation 2137/85 and Article 14, third paragraph, of Regulation 2157/2001 .
1 The following companies or legal persons registered in the Commercial Register shall ensure that all such companies or legal entities are by letters, orders, invoices, tenders and other notices issued by that company or legal person, with the exception of advertising. indicate the number under which it is entered in the commercial register:
a. the Article 5 and 6, first paragraph, part a , companies and legal persons mentioned;
b. the in Article 6, first paragraph, part b Those legal persons shall, unless documents are provided by a legal person which is not owned by a company.
2 The number referred to in paragraph 1 shall be the number specified in the first paragraph. Article 9 (a) , or in Article 13 (a) .
(3) Under ministerial arrangements, exemption may be granted from the provisions of the first paragraph. An exemption may not be granted:
a. European Economic Interest Grouchings;
b. as far as letters and orders are concerned, to public limited liability companies, limited liability companies and European public limited companies.
1 The in Article 10, second paragraph, part a, and third member, part e, below 1 °, first bullet point , and Article 16, first paragraph These data may be provided by a governing body referred to in the Article 1:1, first paragraph, part a, of the General Administrative Law shall be inseen.
2 Article 22 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the provision of data as referred to in the first paragraph.
3 In providing data on the composition of corporates and legal persons to a governing body as referred to in Article 3 (2) of the EC Treaty Article 1:1, first paragraph, part a, of the General Administrative Law or legal person with a government function as referred to in Article 1 (a) of the Promotion Integrity Assessments by Public Administration this information shall be arranged only by natural persons if the request is made by:
a. Our Minister of Security and Justice for the purpose of the task, intended in Article 2, first paragraph, of the Law Monitoring of Legal Persons or for the purposes of the implementation of the Aliens Act 2000 ;
b. A prosecutor for the purpose of the detection of criminal offences;
c. the State Revenue Service for the performance of its tasks;
d. the Employee Insurance Implementing Institute or the Social Insurance Bank, referred to in the Law structure implementing organisation work and income , or Our Minister of Social Affairs and Employment for the execution of their duties assigned to them by or under the law;
e. mayors and aldermen for the implementation of the Municipal Debt Assistance Act , Participation Act , the Income Provision of the elderly and partially unemployed unemployed workers and the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers ;
f. the Office of Promotion Integrity Assessers by the Public Administration for the purposes of giving an opinion as referred to in Article 9 of the Law Promotion Integrity Assessers by Public Administration and a governing body as referred to in Article 1:1, first paragraph, part a, of the General Administrative Law or legal person with a government function as referred to in Article 1 (a) of that Act , in the case where he is competent to apply the Law promoting integrity assessments by the public administration ;
g. the Consumer Authority and Market Authority for the performance of its tasks;
(h) the Management Board of the Authority for Financial Markets for the performance of its tasks;
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k. Our Minister of Social Affairs and Employment and the colleges of mayor and althoutors for their task, intended in the Articles 1.47a and 2.4a of the Law daycare and quality standards in kindergnae-play halls .
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1 A governing body referred to in Article 1:1, first paragraph, part a, of the General Administrative Law that, in the performance of its task, information on an undertaking or a legal person which is available in the commercial register in the form of an authentic entry shall be used for that information to be given.
2 The first paragraph shall not apply where:
(a) is entered in the commercial register which is a given in survey;
b. The Governing Body shall issue a notification as referred to in Article 32, first paragraph ;
(c) otherwise provided for by legal provisions;
(d) a proper performance of the administrative organ's task shall be prevented by the full application of the first paragraph.
An undertaking or legal person to whom, by a governing body, as referred to in Article 1:1, first paragraph, part a, of the General Administrative Law requested, to which: Article 30, first paragraph , where applicable, it is not necessary to communicate this information except in so far as the information is deemed necessary for the proper determination of the identity of the undertaking or legal person.
This part has not (yet) entered into force; see the summary of changes
If the notification relates to a given Article 17, part b , taken from another register, the Chamber shall forward this notification to the administrator of the register from which the entry is made.
1 If a notification as referred to in Article 32, first paragraph , not forwarded to the manager of another registry, the Chamber shall sign, within a time limit set by ministerial arrangement, that the given is in investigation, unless the Chamber decides on the amendment of that provision within that time limit.
2 If a given in inquiry is decided, the Chamber shall decide on any change to that given.
3 If a decision, as referred to in the first or second paragraph, leads to the alteration of the information, the Chamber shall, without delay, inform a person required to give notice.
4 The Chamber shall remove the endorsement that a given in investigation is carried out if a decision as referred to in the second paragraph does not lead to modification of data.
The decision, referred to in Article 34, second paragraph , shall be deemed to be a decision in the sense of the General administrative law .
1 If against a decision referred to in Article 34, first and second paragraphs , objection is raised or appeals are brought, signs, to the extent that this is not yet the case, the Chamber in the Commercial Register to that a given is in investigation.
2 After an irrevocable decision has been taken on the objection or appeal, the Chamber shall, if necessary, issue a change to the commercial register and remove the endorsement from the Chamber that a given is in investigation.
On a notification as intended Article 32, second paragraph , are the Articles 33 , 34, second and third members , 35 and 36 applicable mutatis mutandis.
1 If the Chamber has a reasonable doubt as to the accuracy of the authentic information, the Articles 33 to 36 applicable mutatis mutandis.
2 In the case of a general measure of management, non-authentic data to which the first paragraph shall apply may be designated.
3 To a request as referred to in Article 36 of the Personal Data Protection Act , are the Articles 33 to 36 applicable mutatis mutandis.
The following shall be subject to, or pursuant to general management measures, rules relating to:
a. the notification referred to in Article 32 ;
b. The transmission of the notification referred to in Article 33 ;
c. the placing of the note in research, as specified in Article 34, first paragraph ;
d. the decision on the notification, referred to in Article 34, second paragraph ;
e. the information contained in the register and the information on the re-notification and the survey taken in response to Article 16, first paragraph ;
f. the criteria for refusing registration.
The Court shall take measures designed to ensure that the commercial register is accurate, up to date and complete.
1 Once every three years, the Chamber shall review the implementation of this Act as well as the accuracy of the data recorded in the Commercial Register by an auditor as intended Article 393 of Book 2 of the Civil Code .
2 In the case of, or under general management, detailed rules governing control may be laid down, including rules on the elements to be contained in the audit.
3 The Chamber shall send to our Minister a copy of the audit results and shall make these control results publicly available. Our Minister sends an excerpt of these control results to the College protection personal data.
4 If the check, referred to in paragraph 1, indicates that conditions to be imposed on or under general management are not satisfied, the Chamber shall, within one year, have a recheck of those parts which are in the earlier Failure to comply with the conditions laid down. The second paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis.
5 The auditor referred to in paragraph 1 shall have access to the register of trade for the purposes of a check referred to in the first or third paragraph. The Court shall provide the necessary cooperation to this end.
6 Everyone who is involved in a review referred to in the first or fourth paragraphs shall be required to keep the information available to him, except in so far as any provision of law requires him to communicate to him or to his/her communication; His task is the need for communication.
7 In the case of ministerial regulations, rules shall be laid down on the reimbursement of the costs of checks. A recheck referred to in paragraph 4 shall not be refunded.
1. The Chamber shall draw up a Protocol, which shall cover:
a. The availability, operation and security of the Commercial Register, intended in Article 4, second paragraph ;
b. the accuracy, topicality and completeness of the Commercial Register, referred to in Article 40, first paragraph ;
c. the control referred to in Article 41, first paragraph ;
d. the procedure for the treatment of complaints, Article 48 .
2 The protocol requires the approval of our Minister.
3 The approval may be withheld because of conflict with law or general interest.
It shall be prohibited to act contrary to, or not to comply with, an obligation under or pursuant to this Act to issue a tender in the commercial register.
The Chamber is responsible for a procedure for the handling of complaints about the implementation of this law. In the course of the treatment of complaints, the procedure is to be Title 9.1 of the General Administrative Law Act Followed.
1 In the case of a general measure of management, it may be stipulated that an undertaking or a legal person giving notice of initial registration in the commercial register shall be subject to payment of a fee on a one-off basis (write-in fee). The nomination for this general measure of management shall not be done earlier than four weeks after the draft has been submitted to both Chambers of the States General.
2 In the case of, or under general management, rules shall be laid down for determining the amount of the entry fee, in which legal form of the undertaking or legal person and the manner in which declarations are made may be taken into account. shall be taken.
3 The registration fee provided for in paragraph 1 shall not be payable by self-employed members of a church or bodies in which they are united, not due to a tender notice pursuant to Article 3 (1). Article 6, third paragraph .
4 The fee for the entry is due without the decision being made by decision.
5 In the case of a general measure of management, the payment period shall be fixed.
1 For the inspection or provision of information, a fee to be determined by or on the basis of a general measure of management shall be payable, which may vary according to the means of access or provision of information and the amount of data.
2 Article 9, third paragraph, of the Law for the re-use of public sector information shall apply to the allowance referred to in the first paragraph.
3 The obligation to pay a fee as referred to in paragraph 1 shall not apply if the request for information is made by the Director-General of Statistics on the basis of Article 33, 4th paragraph, of the Law at the Central Bureau of Statistics .
4 The compensation referred to in paragraph 1 shall be due without the decision being taken at the time of the decision.
5 In the case of a general measure of management, the payment period shall be fixed.
A Chamber shall be empowered to enforce the payment of a fee or contribution by issuing a compulsory order.
Where, in this Act, regular or related subjects are in the interest of proper implementation of the law or in the interests of implementing a binding decision of the Council of the European Union or the Commission of the European Union Community rules or arrangements may be made by means of a general measure of management.
Our Minister shall periodically make a representative representation of the users of the Commercial Register on the content, establishment, operation and security of the Commercial Register.
The Commercial register law 1996 is deleted.
1 Tendering in the commercial register and deposit of documents to which the obligation arises as a result of the entry into force of this Law shall be made within 18 months of the entry into force of this Act.
2 If, at the time of entry into force of this Act, data are registered in the Commercial Register which are not required to be entered on the basis of a legal requirement, the Chamber shall obtain that information within three months of the date of entry into force of this Act. Specified time.
Under ministerial arrangement, in agreement with our relevant Ministers, data may be used once to register companies and legal entities which are currently not included in the commercial register, in the commercial register.
1 By way of derogation from Article 30 may be appointed, for six years from the entry into force of Article 30, under ministerial arrangements, in agreement with our relevant Ministers, for whom the obligation referred to in Article 30 applies only.
2 By way of derogation from Article 32 may be appointed, for six years after the entry into force of Article 32 of the Ministerial Regulation, in agreement with our relevant Ministers, for whom the obligation referred to in Article 32 applies only.
By way of derogation from Article 41 the control shall be carried out in accordance with Article 41 , for six years from the date of entry into force of Article 41 Once every two years.
In the case of a general measure of administration, for four years following the entry into force Article 2 In order to ensure the proper implementation of this law, it is necessary to derogate from the provisions of, and under this law, if necessary.
Within four years of the entry into force of this Act, our Minister shall send to the States-General a report on the effectiveness and effects of this law in practice.
The articles of this Law shall enter into force on a date to be determined by royal decree, which may be determined differently for different articles and parts of such articles.
This law is cited as: Commercial Registry Act with reference to the annual number of the Official Gazette in which it will be placed.
Burdens and orders that it will be placed in the Official Gazette, and that all ministries, authorities, colleges and officials who so concern will keep their hands on the precise execution.
' s-Gravenhage, 22 March 2007
Beatrix
The Secretary of State for Economic Affairs,
F. Heemskerk
Published the first of May 2007The Minister of Justice,
E. M. H. Hirsch Ballin
