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The marriage contract of Princess Dagmar and Crown Prince Alexander of 1866. © Archive of the State, Denmark Who is responsible for implementing these regulations? The Danish Commission on Export of Cultural Assets is responsible for the implementation: http://www.kulturvaerdier.dk The Commission consists of five members, four of whom sit in their capacity as heads of the four national institutions in the area. The fifth member is appointed by the Minister of Cultural Affairs for a period of four years from among the leaders of non-governmental museums in Denmark. The Commission decides whether an export licence is granted. The Commission on Export of Cultural Assets is serviced by a secretariat based at the National Cultural Heritage Agency. Do I need an export licence? The legislation and regulations are explained clearly on the website of the Commission on Export of Cultural Assets, both in English and Danish. Under the 1987 Danish Protection Act, rare works of art, objects of importance to cultural history, books, manuscripts, documents and the like may not be taken out of Denmark without permission. The direct purpose of the 1987 Act is to ensure that objects of cultural value remain within the borders of Denmark. 70
Chapter 3: European Union Member States Denmark Permission must be obtained in order to export: • Cultural objects from the period before 1660 • Cultural objects older than a 100 years and valued at DKK 100,000 or more • Photographs (regardless of age) if they have a value of DKK 30,000 or more In exceptional cases the Minister for Cultural Affairs can decide that the Act is also applicable to other objects of cultural interest. Under EU legislation, cultural goods which fall under certain categories, values and age (explained in more detail in Chapter 2) require an EU export licence for export to countries outside the European Union. Are there different types of licence? What type of licence do I need? There are two different types of licence: • The export licence (under Danish national legislation) • The EU export licence (under EU legislation for export to countries outside the EU) Within this, there are two modalities: definitive and temporary export, each of which has a separate licence. What are my first steps? How do I plan this process and how long might it take? The Commission on Export of Cultural Assets has two forms for export licence applications. One is for the export of goods over 100 years old and valued at more than DKK 100,000 which the owner wishes to take out of Denmark to another European country. The other is a European application form which must be used if the goods are to be exported outside the EU. The EU form can be obtained by contacting the Secretariat of the Commission on Export of Cultural Assets. The Danish form can be downloaded from the website. It is important that all requested information on the form is forwarded along with two pictures of the asset and a power of attorney if you apply on behalf of somebody else. The Commission on Export of Cultural Assets does not consider the application until all the requested information is submitted. An application for an export licence will normally be processed within one month. If, on special grounds, the processing of any application cannot be completed within this period, the Commission will notify the applicant and tell them when they expect to reach a decision. Once it has been granted, an export licence is valid for five years. How do I find out if the art object I want to export is of national significance? Is there a Public Inventory of cultural goods of special interest or importance? There is no public inventory. Each application is considered individually. Before a licence 71
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