Government Regulation on Game Hunting Affairs (No. 13 of 1994).

The Regulation consists of the following Chapters: General Provisions (I); Game, Hunting Site and Season (II); Hunting Paraphernalia (III); Hunting Act and Hunting Licence (IV); A Hunter's Rights and Obligations (V); Business Operation of a Hunting Park (VI); Business Operation of a Hunting Garden (VII); Supervision (IX); Sanctions (IX); Closing Provisions (X).
Main purpose of the present Regulation on game hunting is to protect and conserve the natural resources and their ecosystems. To this end, it gives detailed criteria for the enforcement of hunting seasons and for the establishment of hunting areas. Further provisions concern the issuance of the hunting licence, according to the provisions of Chapter IV, and the rights and obligations of the permit holders. Hunting activities may be entrusted to officials by the competent Minister for research purposes. As far as hunting parks are concerned, the Regulation makes detailed provisions for their management by the "hunting park operators", who are entitled to carry out the activities specified in the licence and receive compensation from visitors.