Rules and regulations for your sector
Examples of events include: store openings involving activities in a public road neighbourhood street parties, grill, or barbecue street fairs, flea markets, or fairs (indoor and outdoor) parades...
Reporting an archaeological discovery Have you made an archaeological discovery, for instance when working in the soil? You must report your archaeological discovery to the Cultural Heritage Agency or...
Are you an author or maker of an original work? Then you determine what happens with your work. The Dutch Copyright Act (Auteurswet) automatically protects the copyright of original works of...
Do you want to import or export cultural objects? In some cases these objects may not leave their country of origin, or may only do so with official permission from the local authorities. You may need...
Does your company import or export products? Dutch Customs inspects whether the goods you import or export, comply with Dutch and European safety, health, economy, and environmental laws. (VGEM)....
The responsible road authority can either be the Directorate-General for Public Works and Water Management (Rijkswaterstaat, RWS), the municipal authority, or the provincial authority. You can look up...
Whether you need a permit often depends on: the location you want to perform with how many people you intend to perform the time and duration of the performance the amount of noise you will produce...
Do you own an object or collection of cultural-historic or scientific value for the Netherlands? The Dutch Minister of Education, Culture, and Science can decide to include those in a register. This...
Do you want to work with volunteers in your organisation? You must comply with specific rules around fees and contracts for volunteers. If you fail to do so, the Netherlands Tax Administration...