Pyrotechnics in Stadiums Could Be a Crime, Said ŠťAstný
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The use of pyrotechnics in stadiums could now be a criminal offense instead of a misdemeanor. Minister for Sports, Prevention and Health Boris Šťastný (Motorists) told reporters after a meeting of the Stadium Safety Working Group in the Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday. According to him, the initiative came from the football environment.
The use of pyrotechnics in stadiums could now be a criminal offense instead of a misdemeanor. After today's meeting of the Stadium Safety Working Group in the Chamber of Deputies, Minister for Sports, Prevention and Health Boris Šťastný (Motorists) told journalists. According to him, the initiative came from the football environment. The proposal, which should also include an obligation for the National Sports Agency to establish a secure digita…
Fans who use pyrotechnics at a football match could now be prosecuted for a crime, Minister of Sport, Prevention and Health Boris Šťastný said in the Chamber of Deputies after a meeting with representatives of the football association and clubs. The change to the law, which he said is 95 percent ready, should come into effect from the next competition year.
Changes to football stadiums, as discussed after the May derby between Slavia and Sparta, should start working from next year's autumn season, according to Minister for Sport, Prevention and Health Boris Šťastný (Motorists). At today's meeting of the working group on Stadium Safety in the Chamber of Deputies, they will present a draft of legislative changes that they plan to discuss in the lower house in the autumn. Since the opposition is also …
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