Ley 5/1998, de 23 de noviembre, relativa al uso en Andalucía de perros guía por personas con disfunciones visuales. | BOE-A-1999-351 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 5/1998, de 23 de noviembre, relativa al uso en Andalucía de perros guía por personas con disfunciones visuales.

Las personas con disfunción visual acompañadas por perros guía pueden acceder, deambular y permanecer en lugares públicos o de uso público, salvo en casos de grave peligro inminente.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-1999-351
Version
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Language
es
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This article says who can be held responsible for administrative offences: people or companies that commit the prohibited acts or omissions, and also certain operators, licence holders, or service owners when they fail to prevent another person’s offence. This article classifies offences under the law as minor, serious, or very serious, and lists conduct that counts as each type. This provision sets fines for minor, serious, and very serious infringements under the Law. When deciding sanctions, the authority must consider proportionality plus intent, harm caused, recidivism or repetition, and the social significance of the infringement. This article identifies which authorities may decide sanctioning proceedings and impose sanctions, depending on the seriousness of the infringement.