TY - CHAP
T1 - Public environmental law in the Netherlands
AU - Seerden, René
AU - Heldeweg, Michiel
PY - 2002
Y1 - 2002
N2 - In this contribution we will address the following issues. In § 1 we will provide a brief introduction to the Dutch legal system (especially with regard to the Dutch Constitution and the General Administrative Law Code). In § 2 we shall discuss several legal bases for environmental protection (such as the Constitution, the Environmental Management Act and Environmental Principles). We continue, in § 3, with an overview of the main legal instruments of environmental policy (starting off with three types of regulations, then with instruments such as the duty of care, planning, quality standards, permits and general rules, et cetera). In § 4 we address the matter of public participation and legal protection (especially with regard to permits and enforcement-acts). The aspect of enforcing environmental law is discussed in § 5, at which point three types of enforcement (administrative, civil and penal) are presented separately. Finally, in § 6, we will present some conclusions on Dutch environmental law (in the light of recent and future developments).
AB - In this contribution we will address the following issues. In § 1 we will provide a brief introduction to the Dutch legal system (especially with regard to the Dutch Constitution and the General Administrative Law Code). In § 2 we shall discuss several legal bases for environmental protection (such as the Constitution, the Environmental Management Act and Environmental Principles). We continue, in § 3, with an overview of the main legal instruments of environmental policy (starting off with three types of regulations, then with instruments such as the duty of care, planning, quality standards, permits and general rules, et cetera). In § 4 we address the matter of public participation and legal protection (especially with regard to permits and enforcement-acts). The aspect of enforcing environmental law is discussed in § 5, at which point three types of enforcement (administrative, civil and penal) are presented separately. Finally, in § 6, we will present some conclusions on Dutch environmental law (in the light of recent and future developments).
M3 - Chapter
SN - 90-411-1926-4
T3 - Comparative environmental law & policy series
SP - 341
EP - 393
BT - Public Environmental Law in the European Union and the United States
A2 - Seerden, Rene J.G.H.
A2 - Heldeweg, Michiel A.
A2 - Deketelaere, Kurt R.
PB - Kluwer Law International
CY - The Hague/London/New York
ER -