Abstract
After reviewing and detailing the topic, it can be stated that the Hungarian environmental protection regulations fully complywith the environmental protection provisions of the European Union in principle. The goals are clearly composed when marks thereduction of the use, loading and pollution of the environment, the prevention of its impairment, and the repair and restoration of thedamaged environment; the protection of human health and the improvement of the environmental conditions of the quality of life; andother main objectives. The basic provisions cover the protection of the main and most basic environmental components (land, water,air, biosphere, built environment) and handle them as a unit. In the field of hazardous substances and technologies, noise, vibrationsand radiation, as well as waste, the provisions in principle are uniform and show internal coherence. According to the Hungarianregulations the observance of the precautionary principle has a great importance, as well as the role of the public in case ofenvironmental damage. In my view, the protection of human health would also require more detailed regulation in principle, as humansare part of the environment, so in this regard, health statutory provisions alone are no longer sufficient.
Highlights
The article analyzes the provisions of the Law of Ukraine “On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine on State Regulation of Space Activities” and presents arguments in favor of demonopolization of space activities in Ukraine, which in turn should promote space activities and attract investment in Ukraine
The basis for the abolition of the state monopoly in this area was presented by the Law of Ukraine “On Space Activities”, which defined the general legal basis for space activities in Ukraine, by introducing a declaration on space activities, which is essentially a notification mechanism, and abolishing registration in Space agency of concluded agreements between national and foreign private business entities
Paeambulum of the Hungarian Act as natural heritage and environmental values are national assets, their preservation, conservation and improvement are fundamental aspects of the biosphere and the health and quality of life of humans and, as there can be no harmony between the activities of man and nature without these, neglecting them would endanger the health of present generations, the existence of future generations and the survival of a number of species; Parliament, in accord with the provisions of the Fundamental Law does hereby enact the following law: Act LIII of 1995 on the General Rules of Environmental Protection
Summary
The article analyzes the provisions of the Law of Ukraine “On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine on State Regulation of Space Activities” and presents arguments in favor of demonopolization of space activities in Ukraine, which in turn should promote space activities and attract investment in Ukraine. The Law of Ukraine “On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Concerning State Regulation of Space Activities” was developed to remove restrictions on such activities for private space entities, which in turn should lead to the development of space activities, attracting investment in space activities.
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