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Law of 11 February 2010 laying down provisions on fire brigade care, emergency response, crisis management and medical assistance (Safety Regions Act)
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 would be desirable to integrate the firefighting, disaster relief, crisis management and medical care services, while maintaining local enshrinment and operationally at regional level, in order to ensure efficient and effective assistance, including on the basis of coordinated preparation, and to set up security regions for that purpose;
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:
For the purposes of this Act and the provisions resting thereon, the following definitions shall apply:
Our Minister : Our Minister of Security and Justice;
security region: a public body as intended in Article 9 ;
Disaster: a major accident or other event in which the life and health of many persons, the environment or major material interests have been seriously or threatened to a serious extent and involving a coordinated deployment of services or organisations from different disciplines is required to eliminate the threat or to mitigate the harmful effects;
Disaster relief: the set of measures and provisions, including the preparation for such measures, to be taken by the local authorities or the management of a security region in order to deal with a disaster, to prevent a disaster and to mitigate the consequences of a disaster;
Crisis: a situation in which a vital interest of society has been or is likely to be affected;
crisis management: the set of measures and provisions, including preparation for that, that the municipal administration or the management of a security region is in crisis in order to maintain public order, where applicable in relation to the measures and provisions which are affected by a crisis on the basis of any power conferred by or under any other law;
Medical treatment: emergency medical assistance in the context of disaster management and crisis management by personnel appointed to that end, as part of a coordinated deployment of services and organisations of different disciplines, through the use of a Reporting chamber;
GHOR: the medical aid organisation in the region, responsible for coordinating, directing and directing medical assistance and advising other authorities and organisations in that area;
Regional Ambulance: the legal person referred to in Article 4, 1st member, of the Temporary Act ambulance care ;
Safety Board: the chairmen of the security regions jointly;
Prunschef: the basket head, for the purpose of Article 27 of the Polition Act 2012 .
The college of mayor and aldermen is in charge of the organization of:
a. The firefighting concern;
b. Emergency response and crisis management;
(c) Medical treatment.
1 To fire care should include:
a. The prevention, restriction and control of fire, the limitation of fire risk, the prevention and mitigation of fire-related accidents and any associated fire-related accidents;
b. To restrict and combat danger to humans and animals in the event of accidents other than on fire.
2 The City Council lays down rules in a fire protection regulation on the task referred to in the first paragraph, point a.
3 In the case of, or under general management, rules on the fire-safe use of places accessible to people, provided that they do not provide for or under any other law, are subject to rules and rules on the use of Basic assistance in those places.
The City Council shall, at least once every four years, adopt the objectives pursued by the Municipality on fire safety and the functioning of fire and fire-care services.
1 The mayor shall have the authority in the event of fire and in the case of accidents other than fire, to the extent that the fire department has a task to do so.
2 The Mayor shall be responsible for fire and accident, referred to in paragraph 1, to give orders which are necessary for the prevention, prevention and prevention of danger.
The mayor has the supreme command in the event of a disaster or of serious fear of its emergence. Those who participate in the fight against disaster are under his command.
The mayor may give directions to the Regional Ambulance Service in the region of which his municipality is part, if that is necessary in his opinion from a point of view of public policy.
1 The mayor shall ensure that information is provided to the public on the origin, extent and consequences of a disaster or crisis affecting or affecting the municipality, as well as of the line of conduct to be followed.
2 The Mayor shall ensure that information on that disaster or crisis is provided to the persons who are involved in the emergency management or crisis management system, the risks associated with their health and their health. and the precautions that will be or will be taken in relation to that.
3 The mayor shall reject his information provision, referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, with the provision of information by, or under the responsibility of, the Ministers concerned in the event of disasters and crises.
4 In the case of a general management measure, detailed rules on the provision of information referred to in the first and second paragraphs shall be laid down.
The territory of the Netherlands is divided into regions in accordance with the provisions of this Act. Annex , which may be amended by a general measure of administration.
The colleges of mayor and aldermen of the municipalities belonging to a region as referred to in Article 8 , affect a common arrangement whereby a public body is set up with the designation: security region.
For the purpose of the scheme, Article 9 , the following tasks and powers shall be transferred to the Governing Board of the Security Region:
the stocktaking of risks of fires, disasters and crises;
(b) advising the competent authority on risks of fires, disasters and crises in cases designated by or under the law, as well as in the cases provided for in the policy plan;
c. advising the college of mayor and aldermen about the task, intended in Article 3, first paragraph ;
d. prepare for the control of fires and to organise disaster relief and crisis management;
e. the setting up and maintaining of a fire brigade;
f. Setting up and maintaining a GHOR;
g. provide the reporting room function;
h. the purchase and management of common equipment;
creating and maintaining the provision of information within the services of the security region and between these services and the other services and organisations involved in the tasks listed in d, e, f, and g.
1 The general governance of the security region exists, by derogation from Article 13, first paragraph, of the Act on common rules , from the mayors of the participating municipalities.
2 The Chairman of the Board shall, by way of derogation from Article 13, ninth paragraph of the Act on common rules , by royal decree, heard the general board, appointed from the mayors of the municipalities in the region. The chairman may be suspended by royal decree and dismissed. In the matter of appointment, suspension and dismissal, the Commissioner of the King is asked for an opinion. Rules governing the status of the Chairman of a security region shall be laid down by or pursuant to general rules of administration.
3 The Steering Board shall appoint one of its members to replace the Chairperson in the absence of any of its members.
4 The chairman represents the security region in and out of law.
5 The Governing Council of the Security Region shall decide by a majority of its members. If the votes are on strike, the vote of the President shall be the result of the vote.
1 The Chief Officer of Justice and the President of the Water within whose territory the Security Region is located shall be invited to take part in the meetings of the Governing Council of the Security Region. Where a district covers the territory of more than one security region, the head officer of the judicial authority or a deputy chief officer of justice or prosecutor appointed for that purpose shall act on his behalf in each region. Where the territory of a security region is situated in more than one watership, the relevant chairpersons of the water boards shall determine who is participating in the meetings.
2 The Chairman of the Security Region invites other officials whose presence in relation to the issues to be addressed is relevant to participate in meetings of the Board of the Security Region.
The Commissioner of the King is invited to attend the meetings of the Board of the Security Region. The Commissioner can be represented.
1 The management of the security region shall adopt at least once every four years a policy plan setting out the policy regarding the tasks of the security region.
2 The policy plan shall in any event include:
a description of the intended operational performance of the services and organisations of the security region, as well as of the police, as well as of the municipalities in the context of the disaster response and crisis management;
b. an elaboration, taking into account the circumstances of the security region concerned, of national objectives as defined by Our Minister as intended Article 37 ;
c. an information paragraph providing a description of the information within and between the services and organisations referred to in point (a);
d. A practice policy plan;
e. a description of the non-statutory advisory function, referred to in Article 10 (b) ;
f. the time of arrival of the fire brigade and a description of the presence of fire stations in the communes, as well as the other provisions and measures, necessary for the fire brigade to comply with them.
2a Prior to the adoption of the policy plan, the mayor of a municipality in the area of security region with the city council overlays on the draft policy plan.
3 The Steering Board shall reject the policy plan with the policy plans of the adjacent security regions and of the water shelves concerned, and the policy plan, as referred to in Article 3 (1) of the Treaty. Article 39 of the Polition Act 2012 , from the relevant regional unit of police.
1 The policy plan referred to in Article 14 , it shall be based on a risk profile established by the management of the security region.
2 The risk profile shall consist of:
a. An overview of the high-risk situations within the safety region that can lead to a fire, disaster or crisis;
b. an overview of the types of fires, disasters, and crises that may occur in the security region; and
c. an analysis which includes the weighing and estimation of the effects of the types of fires, disasters and crises.
3 The management of the security region shall determine the risk profile after consultation with the boards of the participating municipalities, and the Steering Board shall also request the councils to express their wishes regarding the policy plan to be adopted in the policy plan.
4 The management of the security region shall, for the purposes of determining the risk profile, call upon the police officers designated by the corps, the chief officer of the judicial authorities, for the purpose of determining the risk profile in question. Article 12, first paragraph , the boards of the relevant water bodies and the officials appointed by our other Ministers to make known their views on the matter.
5 The management of the security region shall invite, at least once a year, the parties involved in possible disasters and crises in the region for a joint consultation on the risks in the region.
1 The management of the security region shall establish a crisis plan at least once every four years, including at least the organisation, responsibilities, tasks and powers in the context of the disaster response and crisis management. shall be described.
2 The crisis plan shall include a description of the organisation, responsibilities, tasks and powers with regard to the measures and provisions adopted by the municipalities in the field of disaster management and crisis management, as well as of the measures taken to address the crisis and to ensure that the crisis management system is implemented. the arrangements made with other parties involved in possible disasters and crises.
3 In any event, the crisis plan shall be coordinated with crisis plans established for the area of adjacent security regions and of neighbouring States.
4 The Board of the Security Region shall send the established crisis plan to the Commissioner of the King.
1 In the case of a general measure of management, categories of devices, categories of disasters and aerodromes for which the management of the security region may set up a disaster reduction plan may be identified. The plan shall include the measures to be taken in the event of a disaster in those categories or in those aerodromes.
2 In the case of, or under the general measure of management referred to in paragraph 1, the following rules shall be laid down:
a. the content of the plan;
Consultation of the population in the preparation of the plan and of any significant changes to that plan;
c. periodic trials and updating of the plan;
(d) the publication of a decision as referred to in paragraph 3.
3 The management of the security region may be based on the following: Article 48 The information provided shall not require the establishment of an anti-disaster plan for a establishment designated under the first paragraph.
1 In the case of, or under a general measure of administration, rules may be laid down on:
a. The fire brigade and the time of arrival to be determined for the fire brigade, the GHOR and the reporting chamber;
b. the organisation of disaster management, crisis management and medical assistance;
c. Municipal population health care in the context of disaster relief and crisis management.
2 In the case of, or under a general measure of management, rules may be made for the personnel of the fire brigade:
a. the functions and ranks and signs of special merit in the operational firework;
b. the requirements relating to the verification and verification of physical and mental fitness;
c. the clothing and equipment.
3 In the case of, or under a general measure of management, rules on competence shall be laid down for the staff of the fire brigade. In any event, the appropriate professional organisations of public servants shall consult the rules to be laid down or under this measure.
4 In the case of a general measure of management, it shall determine the functions for which the training is to be completed by an examination. The general administration of the Institute Physical Safety gives the diploma.
5 In the case of a general measure of management, rules shall be laid down on the manner in which consultations on the draft measure referred to in the second paragraph shall be held by public officials in accordance with the relevant public service organisations qualifying for such action.
1 The governance of the security region, the basket chief and the chief officer of justice, intended in Article 12, first paragraph , conclude a covenant with a view to cooperation in the event of fires, disasters and crises. A memorandum of understanding related to the police task carried out by the Royal Marechaussee in the Article 4, first paragraph, point (c) of the Polition Act 2012 It will be closed with our Minister of Defence.
2 In any case, the memorandum of understanding relates to the reporting function, the provision of information and information exchange, the multidisciplinary exercise and the operational performance of police in the event of disasters and crises.
1 By ministerial arrangement, rules may be laid down on cooperation between security regions and between security areas and the police and the Royal Marechaussee, in the case of the exercise of the police task, as referred to in Article 4 (2). Article 4, first paragraph, point (c) of the Polition Act 2012 .
2 The arrangement, referred to in paragraph 1, shall be given in accordance with our Minister of Defence if it contains regulations which involve the Royal Marechaussee.
1 By Ministerial Regulations, rules may be laid down regarding the information and communication provisions of, and their use by, the security region, as well as information security.
2 In the case of ministerial arrangements, frequencies may be allocated to the safety regions for the transmission of data by means of information and communication facilities to that effect.
The management of security regions shall be responsible for ensuring the establishment of a uniform information and communication provision, including the identification of information requirements and the setting of frameworks, standards and standards, and quality requirements with a view to the exchange of information within and between the Article 10 (i) These organisations.
The management of the security region operates a quality management system.
1 The Chairman of the Security Region shall provide to our Minister, at his request, information on the manner in which the security region carries out its duties.
2 The Chairman of the Security Region shall, if our Minister ' s Minister for the National Development of the Council, Article 37 has established, annually reporting it on the implementation of the national objectives by the security region.
3 By ministerial arrangement rules may be laid down on how the reporting referred to in the second paragraph is provided.
1 The fire brigade established by the management of the security region shall at least carry out the following tasks:
a. Preventing, limiting and controlling fire;
b. Restricting and combating danger to humans and animals in the event of accidents other than on fire;
c. warn of the population;
d. the exploration of dangerous substances and the conduct of disinfection;
(e) advising other authorities and organisations in the field of fire prevention, firefighting and the prevention, mitigation and combating of dangerous substances accidents.
2 The fire brigade also carries out disaster and crisis management tasks in the context of disaster relief and crisis management.
3 The fire brigade is under the command of a commander.
1 In the case of, or under general management, rules may be laid down on the safety, soundness, standardisation and standardisation of fire and rescue equipment manufactured for the purpose of use here; imported or placed on the market.
2 For inspections carried out pursuant to a general measure of management as referred to in paragraph 1, fees may be charged in accordance with the rules to be laid down. These fees shall not be charged to bodies governed by public law.
1 The management of the security region may designate as an operating firefighter a facility which may pose particular danger to public safety in the event of a fire or accident.
2 The head or driver of a designated device shall ensure that it can be equipped with an industrial fire service, which shall comply with the personnel and equipment requirements laid down in the designation.
3 By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the appointment shall be made by Our Minister if it is an establishment situated on, or part of, a territory which is in use in the armed forces of armed forces, to the extent that information is in the proceedings of which the secrecy is provided for in the interests of the security of the State. Before any appointment takes place, our Minister shall hear the Head or the driver of the establishment.
4 In the case of, or under general management, the categories of establishments to be designated and the means to which the designation may be decided, and the requirements for staff and equipment, Compliant.
5 The head or driver of an establishment as referred to in paragraph 4 shall provide the management of the security region or our Minister with the necessary information to enable the competent authorities to exercise the powers provided for in this Article. designation.
6 The head or driver of a designated establishment shall provide the management of the security region or our Minister before 1 February of each year, a statement of the real strength of the fire service on 1 January of that year.
7 The head or driver of a designated establishment shall ensure that the fire brigade in the field of action necessary to combat fire or otherwise at risk otherwise within the establishment, follows the instructions of the person responsible for the operation of the fire department. which is responsible for the effective management of that control on the basis of a legal requirement.
1 The GHOR is headed by the Director of Public Health of the Municipal Health Service, referred to in Article 14 of the Public Health Act .
2 The Director of Public Health shall be responsible for the operational management of medical assistance.
1 Institutions as referred to in the Health care institutions Act , healthcare providers as intended in the Law on the professions in individual health care Regional emergency services and health services in that region, which are responsible for the provision of medical assistance, shall take the necessary measures in order to carry out their tasks and to prepare them.
2 The governance of the Security Region, Regional AmbulanceFacility and the institutions, healthcare providers and services provided in that region, referred to in the first paragraph, make written agreements on the deployment of these institutions, healthcare providers and services in the performance of their tasks and in the preparation of their tasks.
3 The institutions, healthcare providers, Regional AmbulanceFacilities and services referred to in paragraph 1 shall provide the Management of the Security Region with all information on their deployment and preparation by means of the annual document. societal accountability as referred to in Article 16 of the Law authorising health care institutions .
4 In the case of a general measure of management, the requirements of the content of agreements referred to in paragraph 2 shall be required.
1 If the execution of medical assistance or preparation for the judgment of the management of the security region falls short, the Steering Board shall, in consultation with an institution or provider of care, as referred to in Article 1 (1). Article 33, first paragraph .
2 The chairman of the security region may, if he does not establish an improvement, give a written indication to the institution and the healthcare provider concerned.
3 If the institution or healthcare provider fails, the chairman shall ask our Minister for Health, Welfare and Sport to take the necessary measures against the institution or healthcare provider concerned.
1 The management of the security region shall have the decision on a joint reporting chamber established and maintained by the board or by the management of another security region for the purpose of the fire brigade task, the medical assistance, the ambulance service and the police task, except that the Regional Ambulance Service is responsible for maintaining the ambulance service for the care of the ambulance, as part of the reporting chamber, and that the shortstop care is to be provided. for the keeping of the reporting chamber police, as part of the reporting room.
2 The reporting chamber is responsible for receiving, registering and assessing all acute emergency response questions for the fire brigade, medical assistance, effective ambulance care and police, providing an adequate supply of assistance, and the to accompany and coordinate the emergency services.
3 The reporting chamber is under the guidance of a Director. The Board of the Security Region shall appoint the Director after consultation with the Board of the Regional Ambulance Service and the Police Officer appointed by the Commissioner for that purpose. The Director shall report periodically to the Steering Board of the Security Region on the manner in which implementation is given to the requirements referred to in the fourth paragraph and shall have the right of consent in the appointment and appointment of the personnel of the meldroom.
4 The management of the security region may set requirements to which the Regional Ambulance Service must comply with regard to the reporting room for effective ambulance care, and this to our Minister for Health, Welfare and Bring sports. Those requirements could include location, policy and management, finances, performance, support systems, preparation for and actual occurrence in accidents, disasters and crises, and the cooperation of ambulance care with the environment. fire brigade, emergency medical services and police in the reporting room.
5 The memorandum of understanding referred to in Article 19 , in relation to the reporting room, includes at least agreements on location, policy and management, finances, performance, support systems and police cooperation with fire brigade, medical assistance, and other services. ambulance care in the meldroom.
6 When boards of different regions decide to make joint use of one reporting chamber, written agreements are made on this between the basket, controlling security regions and Regional Ambulancefacilities.
The Management Committee of the Security Region shall designate a staff member responsible for coordinating the measures and facilities which the municipalities take for the purpose of disaster or crisis.
1 Our Minister may set national targets on emergency response and crisis management.
2 Our Minister shall send the decision by which he has adopted national objectives to the boards of the security regions and to the States General.
Our Minister, with a view to the possible future of the national objectives set out in the Article 37 -Regular consultations with the Security Council.
1 In the event of a disaster or crisis of more than one local significance, or of serious fear of its origin, the Chairman of the Security Region for the purposes of disaster management and crisis management in the relevant municipalities shall be: Exclusion shall be granted to the following:
a. the Articles 4 to 7 of this law;
b. the Articles 172 to 177 of the Municipal Act , with the exception of Article 176, third to sixth paragraphs ;
c. the Articles 11 , 14, first paragraph , 56, first and fourth members , and 62 of the Polition Act 2012 ;
2 The chair of the security region convenes a regional policy team, which consists of the mayors of the municipalities involved or threatened by the disaster or crisis, as well as from the chief prosecutor, meant by the Article 12, first paragraph . The Chair of each directly concerned watership is invited to be part of the Policy Team.
3 The Chairman of the Security Region shall designate a regional operational leader, who shall be responsible for the management of a regional operational team composed of the managers of the services concerned. The regional operational leader shall take part in the meetings of the regional policy team. The Chairman of the Security Region shall also invite the officials whose attendance is relevant to the circumstances to participate in the meetings.
4 Unless the required urgency has been resisted, the Chairman of the Security Region shall not take decisions applying the articles referred to in paragraph 1 other than after consulting the Regional Policy Team on the matter. A mayor may lodge an objection in writing in the regional policy team if he considers that a proposed decision disproportionately damages the importance of his municipality.
5 The Chairperson of the Security Region shall give the regional operational leader the orders he considers necessary for the execution of the decisions taken by him.
6 As soon as circumstances permit, the Chairperson shall unbind the Regional Policy Team.
1 The chairman of the security region shall report in writing to the Council on the expiry of a disaster or crisis of more than local significance, in agreement with the mayors who were part of the regional policy team. Municipalities affected by the conduct of the events and the decisions he has taken. It shall indicate whether a mayor has availed itself of the power to lodge an objection in writing.
2 The Chair of the Security Region answers, in accordance with the mayors who were part of the regional policy team, in writing the questions asked by the boards after receiving the report.
3 The Chairman of the Security Region shall, in a council of a municipality of this security region, provide oral information on the decisions referred to in the first paragraph, if the relevant Council so requests. The Board shall send a copy of the request and of the documents referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 to the Commissioner of the King.
If the Council, having heard the information of the President of the Security Region, decides to inform our Minister of its position on the decisions referred to in paragraph 1, this shall be done through the intervention of the Commissioner of the Council of Ministers. King. The Council's position shall be accompanied by its opinion on the decisions and a copy of the documents referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2.
5 The Commissioner of the King shall carry out the work referred to in the fourth paragraph, according to a statement of office issued by the Government.
1 The Commissioner of the King oversees cooperation in the regional policy team and may provide directions to that end.
2 The Commissioner of the King shall carry out the work referred to in the first paragraph, according to a statement of office issued by the Government.
1 The Commissioner of the King may, in the event of a disaster or crisis of more than regional significance, or of serious fear of its origin, the chairman of the security region, if possible after consulting with him, give directions on the policy to be implemented in the field of disaster response or crisis management.
2 The Commissioner of the King shall carry out the work referred to in the first paragraph, according to a statement of office issued by the Government.
The Presidents of the Security Regions and the Commissioners of the King and Our Minister provide each other with the necessary information for their role in the application of the Articles 41 and 42 .
1 If, by or by virtue of the law to one of Our other Ministers has been given jurisdiction in a disaster to lay down rules or to take measures, he shall not make use of that jurisdiction beyond consultation with our Minister, unless the required urgency It opposes it.
If, by virtue of or by virtue of the law to one of our other Ministers has been given the power to adopt rules or to take measures in the event of a crisis, he shall forthwith inform our Minister if he uses this power.
1 Deputed states shall ensure the production and management of a geographical map identifying the risks present in the security region on the basis of the risk profile, as set out in Annex II. Article 15 . The risk card indicates the location and the geographically distinguished risks as well as the data contained in the public register, which is intended to be used in the public register. Article 12.12 of the Environmental Management Act The card is public.
2 The colleges of mayor and wethouders in the province the authority, intended in Article 12.12, third paragraph, of the Environment The Member States shall provide the information necessary for the implementation of the first paragraph.
3 By Ministerial Regulations, rules may be laid down on the categories of disasters and crises to be included in the risk card, on the production, management and design of the risk card, on the manner in which and the frequency with which the risk map has been established. information necessary to be supplied and the manner in which access can be obtained to parts of the risk card.
1 The board of the security region is concerned that our Minister, the Commissioner of the King and the Chief Officer of Justice, is intended to Article 12, first paragraph , provide information on the disasters and crises that may affect the region, and on the measures taken to prevent and control or control them.
2 The management of the security region shall ensure that information is provided to the public on the disasters and crises that may affect the region, on the measures taken to prevent and control or control them; on the course of action to be taken in that respect.
3 The management of the security region shall ensure that information on the disasters and crises which may be taken by the region in the area of disaster management and crisis management is provided to the region, the risks involved in the operation of the disaster and the crisis management capacity of the region. may have for their health and the precautions that are or will be taken in relation to them.
4 The Steering Board shall reject its information provision, which is referred to in the first, second and third paragraphs, with the provision of information by, or under the responsibility of, the Ministers concerned in the event of disasters and crises.
5 In the case of general management measures, detailed rules on the provision of information referred to in the second and third paragraphs shall be laid down.
1 Our Minister shall ensure that all States which are affected by a disaster or crisis on the territory of the Netherlands are informed of this, to the extent that this is not already done on the basis of other regulations.
2 Our Minister shall ensure that all States threatened or affected by a disaster or crisis in Dutch territory are provided with information on the origin, extent and consequences of that disaster or crisis, to the extent that this does not shall be governed by other rules.
3 In the case of general management measures, detailed rules on the provision of information referred to in the first and second paragraphs shall be laid down.
1 Any person with relevant safety data shall provide the management of the security region with the information necessary to ensure adequate preparation of the disaster response and crisis management. This does not apply to the extent that such information has already been provided or can be obtained under other rules.
2 The governance of the security region may recommend that a facility belonging to a under Article 17 the category designated shall not be put into operation or kept in operation, if those who are in operation or have it in operation do not comply with the information required under the first paragraph.
3 If, for the purpose of information referred to in paragraph 1 or part thereof, confidential information is given by the security of the State, the person in possession of that information shall, at the instructions of Our Minister concerned, provide such information together with the information Information for which secrecy has not been provided, to our Minister concerned.
4 If the person with information as referred to in the first paragraph is of the opinion that such information or part of it cannot be supplied because confidentiality is provided for by the security of the State, he shall provide that information or part thereof. This information, together with the data for which it considers that secrecy has not been provided, to our Minister concerned.
5 Our Minister concerned shall provide the information, on the basis of the information referred to in the third and fourth member, to the management of the security region, after he has worked it in such a manner as to ensure that the information for which he is responsible is Do not prevent, prevent or derive from it confidentiality.
6 In the case of, or under general management, detailed rules on the disclosure of information referred to in the first paragraph shall be laid down.
1 The board of the security region makes public the data it is Article 48, first paragraph , has received for the purpose of establishing disaster relief plans for the purposes of the Article 17 designated categories of establishments. Detailed rules shall be laid down in respect of, or pursuant to, a general measure of management.
2 Article 10, second paragraph, of the governability of the administration shall not apply to the provision of information on the basis of the information referred to in paragraph 1, except that the provision of the data shall not be required to the extent that the importance of such information does not outweighs the following interests:
a. respect for privacy;
b. The prevention of sabotage.
3 Article 10, second paragraph, introductory wording and point (b) of the Public Administration at the request of information on the other information provided pursuant to Article 48, first paragraph, and on the information provided under Article 48 (2) of the EC Treaty. Article 50, first and second paragraphs , have been received, with regard to the establishments on which Directive No 96 /82/EC of the Council of the European Union of 9 December 1996 on the control of major-accident hazards involving dangerous substances (PbEG L 10) applies, only to the extent that such data is a have a confidential nature.
4 Article 10, second paragraph, introductory wording and point (f) of the Public Administration upon request, provide information on data as referred to in paragraph 3 only where such data have a confidential nature.
5 Article 10, second paragraph, introductory wording and point (g) of the Public Administration Open upon request of information on data referred to in paragraph 3, shall only apply to the extent that the data concerned may undermine the possibility of preventing sabotage.
6 Article 10, seventh paragraph, introductory wording and point (b) of the Public Administration as far as environmental information is concerned, Article 19.1a of the Environmental Management Act , applicable only in so far as data relating to the possibility of preventing sabotage may be affected.
1 In the event of a disaster, any person who has knowledge of it shall inform the mayor of the municipality where the disaster takes place as soon as possible.
2 In the event of a disaster, any person with relevant safety data shall provide the mayor of the municipality where the disaster takes place, the information necessary to ensure the proper performance of his/her duties, as provided for in this Directive. Article 7, first and second paragraphs . This does not apply to the extent that this information has already been provided or can be obtained under other rules, or if the information is based on the facts of the Article 48, third or fourth member , have already been given to our Minister in question.
3 In the case of, or under general management, detailed rules on the provision of information shall be laid down in the second paragraph.
If the President of a security region is required to assist in the event of a fire, disaster or crisis or of serious fears of its origin, he shall make a request to the Minister for that purpose. He shall inform the Commissioner of the King of the request.
2 Our Minister fulfils the request, unless urgent reasons preclude it.
3 Our Minister addresses a request for assistance to the chairman of another security region, to the Commissioner of the King or if necessary to our Minister in question or if military assistance is desired by our Minister of Defence, which take the necessary facilities, unless there is an urgent need to oppose such provision.
4 Our Minister may give the Regional Ambulance Service a clue as to the deployment of ambulances.
5 By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the chairman of a security region may address a request as referred to in that paragraph directly to the chairman of an adjacent region, provided that the crisis plans of the two regions include commitments to that effect and there is no such request. There is an urgent matter. The President shall inform our Minister and the Commissioner of his request of his request.
1 Without prejudice to: Articles 7, 1st paragraph , and 8, first paragraph, of the Coordination Act of Exceptions where exceptional circumstances make it necessary, by royal decree, upon the nomination of our Prime Minister, of the Articles 53 and 54 are put into operation.
2 Where the act referred to in paragraph 1 has been taken, a proposal of law shall be forwarded to the Second Chamber forthwith, on the continuation of the operation of the provisions set out in that Decision.
3 If the proposal is rejected by the States-General, the provisions which have been put into effect pursuant to paragraph 1 shall be without delay by royal decree, upon the proposal of our Minister for the Minister of the European Union, without delay.
4 By royal decree, upon the nomination of our Prime Minister, provisions which have been put into effect pursuant to paragraph 1 shall be put into effect as soon as the circumstances permit this to be considered.
5 The decision referred to in paragraphs 1, 3 and 4 shall be published in accordance with the procedures to be laid down therein. It shall enter into force immediately after the publication.
6 The decision, referred to in the first, third and fourth paragraphs, shall be placed in each case in the Official Journal.
This part has not (yet) entered into force; see the summary of changes
This part has not (yet) entered into force; see the summary of changes
1 In the case of costs incurred by a security region in the performance of its duties under Article 10 Our Minister will make a contribution. The contribution may be granted subject to conditions.
2 In the case of costs incurred by a municipality from the effective fight against a disaster and from the consequences of that control, our Minister may make a contribution.
3 In the costs incurred for a security region from the provision of assistance, Article 51, third paragraph Our Minister can make a contribution.
4 The costs arising from the provision of assistance referred to in Article 3 of the Agreement concluded in The Hague on 14 November 1984 between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Kingdom of Belgium on mutual recognition assistance for the fight against disasters and accidents (Trb. The Convention between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Federal Republic of Germany on mutual assistance in the fight against disasters, including major accidents (Trb, 1984, 155), was adopted in Bonn on 7 June 1988. 1988, 95), our Minister may contribute to the municipalities, security regions, provinces, organisations and services involved in the fight against the fight.
5 In the case of, or under general management, rules shall be laid down on the implementation of the first to fourth members.
1 The management of the security region shall ensure that:
a. A cost evaluation shall be carried out once every three years; and
b. once a visitation is carried out by a visitation commission during the five years.
2 The cost evaluation shall in any event make a comparison with the data relating to the costs of other safety regions.
3 The management of the security region shall send to our Minister the report of the Board of Visits, together with the position of the Board of the Security Region on that. The board of the security region will make the report and its position public.
4 In the case of, or under general management, detailed rules may be laid down for the mutual comparability of evaluations and visitations of the various security regions.
1 There is an Inspectorate of Public Order and Security, who, under the authority of Our Minister, is responsible for:
a. keys to the way a body of a security region, the Institute Physical Safety, a municipality or another public body gives execution to the tasks relating to fire care, disaster management or crisis management;
b. It, in accordance with the inspections operated under the authority of Our Ministers of Internal Affairs and Kingdom Relations, of Health, Welfare and Sport, of Infrastructure and the Environment and of Social Affairs and Employment, periodic review of the preparation for disaster response and crisis management by the governing bodies referred to in point (a);
c. conducting research into a fire, disaster or crisis unless the Security Research Council is intended to be used. Article 2 of the Law of the State Research Council for Security , an investigation has been carried out;
d. the work carried out in the framework of Article 65, 1st paragraph, of the Polition Act 2012 executed;
e. the supervision of the quality of training provided in Article 32, 1st paragraph, of the Law at the LSOP and Police Education .
2 Our Minister shall designate the head and other officials of the inspection.
3 The Articles 5:12 to 5:20 of the General Administrative Law shall apply mutatis mutandis to the officials of the inspection.
1 The work carried out in the context of Article 57 (1), first paragraph, points (a) to (c) , being carried out, are set annually by Our Minister, heard the Commissioners of the King.
2 The inspection reports, requested and unsolicits, directly to Our Minister.
3 The inspection also sends its reports to the Commissioners of the King.
4 Our Minister shall report to the States General in a multidisciplinary report of the findings of the inspection in the review, intended Article 57, first paragraph, point (b) .
5 The Secretary of State shall, without prejudice to paragraph 4, send to the Member States-General an annual report of the work carried out in the framework of Article 57 have been completed.
1 The Commissioner of the King may give a lead to the management of a security region, if the task performance in the security region is inadequate.
2 To give an indication, the Commissioner of the King shall not pass on after hearing the Steering Board after he has heard the intended designation.
3 The Commissioner of the King shall carry out the work referred to in the first and second paragraphs, according to a statement of office issued by the Government.
The Presidents of the Security Regions shall give the Commissioner of the King any information he may need for the exercise of supervision.
1 Without prejudice Article 57, first paragraph , are with the monitoring of compliance with
a. At or under the Article 30 and 31 Certain, or
b. At or under the Article 48 determined on the basis of Article 17 designated establishments,
Officials appointed by a decision of the Board of the Security Region. This Decision shall be communicated by the State Official Gazette.
2 In the case of, or under general management, rules shall be established on the supervision referred to in point (b) of the first paragraph.
3 With regard to the monitoring of compliance with the Regulation, Article 3, second paragraph The rules referred to in Article 3, third paragraph, shall be subject to the responsibility of officials appointed by a decision of the College of Mayor and of Aldermen.
1 The Mayor or the Chairman of the Security Region, the Commissioner of the King, the fire brigade commander and the on-site service personnel of the fire brigade, the Director of Public Health and the Director of the Fire, designated on-the-spot service personnel of the GHOR as well as the officials designated by Our Minister for the purpose of Article 57, second paragraph , shall be entitled to enter any place to the extent that it is reasonably necessary for the performance of their duties. If necessary, they shall provide access by means of the strong arm. They may, at the end of the day, join persons designated by them.
2 The mayor or the chairman of the security region, the fire brigade commander and the fire brigade personnel designated by him as well as the officials appointed by our minister, intended to be carried out in the Article 57, second paragraph The competent authorities shall be empowered to participate in any equipment and equipment required in the places referred to in paragraph 1 and to use them in such a way as to require them to carry out their duties in order to ensure that they are properly performed.
The Board of the Security Region is empowered to impose a charge under administrative coercion to enforce it at or under Article 31 Certain as well as the application or Article 48 determined on the basis of Article 17 designated establishments, the power to which it belongs, to shut down or partially shut down or seal the establishment or seal or remove the device from which the device is located.
1 Violation of the rules, stated under Article 3, second and third paragraphs , shall be punished with custody of a maximum of one year or a fine of the third category.
2 The council of a municipality may, by regulation, determine that an administrative penalty may be imposed for breach of the rules imposed by Article 3, second and third paragraphs . The fine shall not exceed the fine referred to in the first paragraph.
3 Violation of whether or not Article 30 Certain penalties shall be imposed in custody of a maximum of one year or a fine of the third category.
4 Violation of whether or not Article 31, second, fifth and sixth paragraphs Certain penalties shall be imposed in custody of a maximum of one year or a fine of the third category.
5 In case of violation of Article 31, second paragraph , may be imposed as additional punishment in whole or in part of the establishment for a period of not more than one year.
6 Act in violation of the Articles 48, first paragraph , and 50, second paragraph This is a criminal offence if that act in the general measure of management referred to in Article 48 (6) or the third paragraph of Article 50 has been referred to as a criminal offence.
7 The offences referred to in paragraphs 1 and 4 of this paragraph are offences.
1 Shall be subject to the detection of offences under Article 64, without prejudice to Article 141 of the Code of Criminal Procedure The officials appointed by the decision of Our Minister.
2 Without prejudice to the requirements laid down in the general measure of management, Article 142, fourth paragraph, of the Code of Criminal Procedure , only as an APB may be appointed to the person who satisfies the rules which our Minister has to lay down on the requirements of competence.
3 The investigating officers shall be responsible for the seizure of such objects. They shall be able to claim extradition for that purpose.
1 There is an Institute Physical Safety.
2 The Institute of Physical Safety has legal personality.
1 The management of the legal person Institute Physical Safety consists of:
a. General management, composed of the chairpersons of the security regions jointly;
b. A day-to-day administration.
2 The general administration appoints from its midst a chairman and a daily board. The Chairman of the Executive Board is also the Chairman of the Executive Board. The General Board shall determine which tasks it transfers to the Executive Board.
3 The Chair shall represent the Institute for Physical Safety in and out of the law.
4. The Steering Board shall decide by a majority of its members. If the votes are on strike, the vote of the President shall be the result of the vote.
1 The Steering Committee of the Institute Physical Safety has the following tasks in the field of firefighting, disaster response, crisis management, and medical assistance:
(a) providing officers training for the fire brigade and other training courses to be notified by ministerial arrangement, carried out with an examination as referred to in Article 3 (1) of the EC Treaty; Article 18 (4) , are closed off, and develop teaching substance, exercise fabric and learning substance for both types of training;
b. ensuring the development, execution, organization and taking off of an exam as intended. Article 18 (4) ;
c. the granting of exemptions and certificates for firefighting training;
(d) establishing the results of an examination for fire training;
e. developing and maintaining expertise through the collection and management of relevant knowledge and, where necessary, the provision of applied scientific research in the field of fire-rescue, disaster response, etc. crisis management and medical assistance;
f. making the collected information and expertise to organisations active in the field of firefighting, disaster response, crisis management and emergency medical assistance;
g. to acquire, manage and make available to the security regions, where necessary, equipment, equipment and telecommunications facilities;
h. acquire, manage and, if necessary, make available to the police, special equipment and equipment for the purposes of the execution of the police task.
2 In the performance of the tasks referred to in paragraph 1, the Steering Board of the Institute for Physical Safety shall assume the involvement of the personnel employed in the fire department in the decision-making process.
3 In the case of, or under general management, detailed rules may be laid down in respect of the second paragraph.
The Steering Board of the Institute for Physical Safety may, on the mission of one or more of the security regions, carry out work for the benefit of the security regions, including support for the performance of the task, as referred to in Article 4 (2). Article 22 .
1 The Board of the Institute Physical Safety may, on behalf of third parties, carry out activities other than those of the Article 68, first paragraph , and 69 result in the area of physical safety.
2 For the work referred to in paragraph 1, compensation of at least integral costs shall be calculated and the work shall not lead to distortions of competition in relation to private providers of comparable services.
1 The administration of the Institute Physical Safety shall, upon request, communicate to our Minister all the information he needs in view of his or her powers, intended to Article 72, first paragraph , and in relation to the evaluation, referred to in Article 75a . Our Minister may request access to all business records and records where it is reasonably necessary for the exercise of that competence.
2 The Management of the Institute for Physical Safety shall, when providing the information referred to in paragraph 1, provide the information on which the confidential character is to be disclosed. This confidential nature may result from the nature of the data, or from the fact that natural or legal persons have provided it to the Institute for Physical Safety under the protection that they will be treated as confidential.
1 If, in the opinion of our Minister, the administration of the Institute for Physical Security is seriously neglecting a task, our Minister can make the necessary arrangements.
2 The provisions shall not be affected earlier than after the Steering Board of the Institute for Physical Safety has been given the opportunity to carry out his duties within a time limit set by our Minister. 2. to carry out.
3 Our Secretary of State shall immediately inform both chambers of the States-General of the provisions of the first paragraph which have been adopted by him.
1 The General Board shall adopt each year the budget, the annual accounts and the annual report for the Institute.
2 The Governing Council shall adopt at least once every four years the policy plan, the organisation, the formation and the products and services catalogue.
3 The general board shall establish the functional requirements and standards of the products and services.
4 The Governing Council shall lay down rules on the implementation, organisation and taking-off of an examination as referred to in the Rules of Procedure, Article 18 (4) .
5 The Executive Board shall forward to the boards of the security regions a draft budget, of the policy plan and of the requirements and standards referred to in the third paragraph six weeks before the adoption of the draft.
6 The administration of the security regions may, in the general administration, present their views on the drafts referred to in the fifth paragraph.
1 The revenue of the Institute Physical Safety consists of:
a. a contribution of Our Minister for the tasks, intended in Article 68, first paragraph, part a, and parts e to h , and, to the extent that our Minister decides to do so, an incidental contribution for a particular purpose;
b. a contribution from the security regions for the Article 68, first paragraph , and 69 tasks and activities referred to, to the extent that the governing authorities of the security regions decide to do so;
c. payments of the costs incurred by the Institute for Physical Safety in the performance of the tasks or work of the security regions or third parties.
2 The Board of the Institute Physical Safety does not withdraw funds that are recoverable daily or on a long-term basis. By way of derogation from the first sentence, the Steering Board of the Institute shall be permitted Physical Safety to bridge temporary deficits in a bank as referred to in Article 3 (1) of the EC Treaty. Article 1: 1 of the Law on Financial Supervision take temporary credits in current account.
3 The administration of the Institute Physical Safety shall keep records such that:
a. Registration of loads and benefits of the tasks specified in: Article 68, first paragraph -of the works referred to in Article 69 and of the works referred to in Article 70 , they're separated.
b. All burdens and benefits, on the basis of consistently applied and objectively justifiable cost accounting principles, are correctly allocated;
c. The accounting principles according to which the administration is conducted shall be clearly established.
4 The management of the Institute shall keep records such as to provide information on integral costs and on the benefits of the work referred to in Article 4 (2) of the Treaty. Article 70 .
5 In the case of, or under general management, rules shall be laid down on the contribution provided for in paragraph 1 (a) of the first paragraph.
1 The staff of the Institute Physical Safety is a civil servant within the meaning of the Civil Service Act.
2 Rules applicable on the basis of Article 125, first paragraph, of the Civil Service Act have been given to officials appointed to a Ministry of Defence other than the Ministry of Defence shall apply mutatis mutandis to the officials employed by the Institute for Physical Safety.
3 The Executive Board shall appoint, promote and discontinue the staff of the Institute Physical Safety.
4 In the case of, or under general management, detailed rules may be laid down on the staff of the Institute Physical Safety.
5 The rules referred to in Article 18, second and third paragraphs , shall apply to the staff of the Institute, non-personnel of the fire brigade, who shall carry out a function as referred to in Article 18, second paragraph.
Our Minister shall transmit within five years of the entry into force of the Articles 66 to 75 to the States-General a report on the effectiveness and effects of these articles in practice.
With regard to the obligations laid down in this Act, the following shall apply:
a. The common rules referred to in Article 9 , it shall be taken no later than three months after the entry into force of this Act
b. the policy plan referred to in Article 14 , no later than nine months after the entry into force of this Act, it shall be established for the first time;
c. the risk profile, referred to in Article 15 , no later than six months after the entry into force of this Act for the first time, it shall be established;
d. the crisis plan referred to in Article 16 , no later than 12 months after the entry into force of this Act for the first time.
The Fire Law 1985 , the Law of 1 November 2007 amending the 1985 Fire Act in relation to ensuring the quality of fire personnel and the widening of the statutory tasks of the Netherlands Institute Physical Safety (Stb. 481), the Law Disasters and Severe Accidents and the Law for medical assistance in the event of accidents and disasters shall be withdrawn.
1 The Articles 1 , 4 and 11 of the Fire Act 1985 and the Articles 3 , 4 and 5 of the Law on medical assistance in the event of accidents and disasters , as those luded on the day before the entry into force of this Act, remain in a region after the entry into force of this Act until the common arrangement, intended in Article 9 -It's been hit.
2 The organisational plan referred to in Article 4a of the 1985 Fire Act and the management plan referred to in Article 5 of the Disasters Act and major accidents , as well as the municipal contingency plans, Article 3 of the Disasters Act and major accidents , remain within a region of strength until the management of the security region has established a policy plan for the same time as a crisis plan.
3 The organisational plan referred to in Article 6 of the Law on medical assistance in the event of accidents and disasters , stays within a region of strength until the appointments, intended Article 35, second paragraph They've been made.
4 Directions as intended Article 13, 1st paragraph, of the Fire Act 1985 , disaster relief plans as referred to in Article 4a of the Disasters Act and major accidents and orders as intended Article 10a, 2nd Member of the Disaster and Severe Accidents Act and remain in force within a region until the Governing Council of the Security Region decides to revoke it.
5 Those who are training as intended Article 15 of the 1985 Fire Act As that stated on the day before the entry into force of this Act, not yet completed by an examination, until three years after the entry into force of this Act, these exams may be passed on the basis of the examination regulations such as those in the That day.
Our Minister may decide that the management of a security region, during a period to be determined by Our Minister, provides in the reporting room function any other way than stipulated in Article 35 . conditions may be attached to this Decision.
The nomination for a under Articles 8 , 17, first and second members , 18 , 31, fourth member , 33, fourth member , 55, fifth paragraph , or 56, fourth member , the general measure of management to be adopted shall not be more than four weeks after presentation to the two Chambers of the States-General.
This Law shall enter into force on a date to be determined by Royal Decree.
This law is cited as: Law security regions.
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.
Entry
' s-Gravenhage, February 11, 2010
Beatrix
The Minister of Home Affairs and Kingdom Relations,
G. ter Horst
Issued the first April 2010The Minister of Justice,
E. M. H. Hirsch Ballin
-The name of each region is underlined
-A region covers the territory of the municipalities listed under the regionaam
Appingedam, Bedum, Bellingwedde, Ten Farmer, Delfzijl, Eemsmond, Groningen, Grootegast, Hairs, Hoogezand-Sappemeer, Leek, Loppersum, De Marne, Marum, Menterwolde, Oldambt, Pekela, Slochteren, Stadskanaal, Veendam, Vlagtwedde, Winsum, Zuidhorn.
AchtkarGames, Ameland, Dantumadeel, The Frisian Lakes, Dongeradeel, Ferwerderadiel, Franekeradeel, Harlingen, Heerenveen, Het Bildt, Kollumerland and Nieuwkruisland, Leeuwarden, Leeuwarderadeel, Littenseradiel, Menaldumadeel, Ooststellingwerf, Opsterland, Schiermonnikoog, Smallingerland, Súdwest-Fryslân, Terschelling, Tytsjerksteradiel, Vlieland, Weststellingwerf.
Aa en Hunze, Assen, Borger-Odoorn, Coevorden, Emmen, Hoogeveen, Meppel, Middle-Drenthe, Noordenveld, Tynaarlo, Westerveld, De Wolden.
Dalfsen, Deventer, Hardenberg, Camps, Olst-wijhe, Ommen, Springs, Staphorst, Steenwijkerland, Black Water Land, Zwolle.
Almelo, Borne, Dinkelland, Enschede, Haaksbergen, Hellendoorn, Hengelo, Hof van Twente, Looser, Oldenzaal, Rijssen-Holten, Tubbergen, Twenterand, Wierden.
Aalten, Apeldoorn, Berkelland, Bronckhorst, Brummen, Doetinchem, Elburg, Epe, Ermelo, Hhonored, Harderwijk, Hattem, Lochem, Montferland, Nunspeet, Oldebroek, Oost Gelre, Oude IJsselstreek, Putten, Voorst, Winterswijk, Zutphen.
Arnhem, Barneveld, Doesburg, Pigeons, Ede, Lingewaard, Nijkerk, Overbetuwe, Renkum, Rheden, Rhine values, Rozendaal, Scherpenzeel, Wageningen, Westervoort, Zevenaar.
Beuningen, Neighbors, Culemborg, Druten, Geldermalsen, Groesbeek, Heumen, Lingewaal, Maasdriel, Neder-Betuwe, Neerijnen, Nijmegen, Tiel, West Maas and Waal, Wijchen, Zaltbommel.
Amersfoort, Baarn, De Bilt, Bunnik, Bunschoten, Eemnes, Wooden, IJsselstein, Leusden, Lopik, Montfoort, Nieuwegein, Oudewater, Renswoude, Rhenen, The Round Venen, Soest, Stichtse Fights, Utrecht, Utrechtse Hillrug, Veenendaal, Vianen, Neighbourhood by Duringstede, Woerden, Woudenberg, Zeist.
Almere, Dronten, Lelystad, Noordoostpolder, Urk, Zeewolde.
Alkmaar, Bergen, Castricum, Den Bright, Drechterland, Enkhuizen, Heerhugowaard, Heiloo, Hollands Crown, Horn, Koggenland, Langedijk, Medemblik, Opmeer, Schagen, Stede Broec, Texel.
Beemster, Edam-Volendam, Landsmeer, Oostzaan, Purmerend, Waterland, Wormerland, Zaanstad.
Beverwijk, Bloemendaal, Haarlem, Haarlemmerliede and Spaarnwoude, Haarlemmermeer, Heemskerk, Heemstede, Uitgeest, Velsen, Zandvoort.
Aalsmeer, Amstelveen, Amsterdam, Diemen, Parent-Amstel, Hastn.
Blaricum, Gooise Lakes, Hilversum, Huizen, Laren, Weesp, Wijdemeren.
Delft, ' s-Gravenhage, Leidschendam-Voorburg, Painacker-Nutdorp, Rijswijk, Mid-Delfland, Wassenaar, Westland, Zoetermeer.
Alphen aan den Rijn, Bodegraven-Reeuwijk, Gouda, Hillegom, Kaag en Braassem, Katwijk, Krimpenerwaard, Leiden, Leiderdorp, Lisse, Nieuwkoop, Noordwijk, Noordwijkerhout, Oegstgeest, Teylingen, Voorschoten, Waddinxveen, Zoeterwoude, Zuidplas.
Albrandswaard, Barendrecht, Brielle, Capelle aan den IJssel, Goeree-Overflakkee, Hellefootsluis, Krimpen aan den IJssel, Lansingerland, Maassluis, Nissewaard, Ridderkerk, Rotterdam, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Westforene.
Alblasserdam, Invmaas, Cromstrijen, Dordrecht, Giessenlands, Gorinchem, Hardinxveld-Giessendam, Hendrik-Ido-Crafts, Korendijk, Leerdam, Molenwaard, Old-Beijerland, Papendrecht, Sliedrecht, Strows, Zederik, Zwijndrecht.
Borsele, Goes, Hulst, Kapelle, Middelburg, Noord-Beveland, Reimerswaal, Schouwen-Duiveland, Sluis, Terneuzen, Tholen, Veere, Vlissingen.
Aalburg, Alphen-Chaam, Baarle-Nassau, Bergen op Zoom, Breda, Dongen, Drimmelen, Etten-Leur, Geertruidenberg, Gilze and Rijen, Goirle, Halderberge, Hilvarenbeek, Loon on Sands, Moerdijk, Oisterwijk, Oosterhout, Roosendaal, Rucphen, Steenbergen, Tilburg, Waalwijk, Werkendam, Wednesdrecht, Woudrichem, Zundert.
Bernheze, Boekel, Boxmeer, Boxtel, Cuijk, Grave, Haaren, ' s-Hertogenbosch, Heusden, Landerd, Mill and Sint Hubert, Oss, Schijndel, Sint Anthonis, Sint-Michielsgestel, Sint-Oedenrode, Uden, Veghel, Vught.
Asten, Bergeijk, Best, Bladel, Cranendonck, Deurne, Eersel, Eindhoven, Geldrop-Mierlo, Gemer-Bakel, Heeze-Leende, Helmond, Laarbeek, Nuenen, Gerwen and Nederlaws, Oirschot, Reusel-De Mierden, Someren, Son en Breugel, Valkenswaard, Veldhoven, Waalre.
Beesel, Bergen, Really-Susteren, Gennep, Horst aan de Maas, Leudal, Maasgouw, Mook and Middelaar, Nederweert, Peel and Maas, Roerdalen, Roermond, Venlo, Venray, Weert.
Beek, Brunssum, Eijsden-Margraten, Gulpen-Wittem, Heerlen, Kerkrade, Landgraaf, Maastricht, Meerssen, Nuth, Underbenches, Schinnen, Simpelveld, Sittard-Geleen, Stein, Vaals, Valkenburg aan de Geul, Voerendaal.
