English Translation

62 2.2.2 The standardization of the organs of the empire authorized to issue regulations only in the Protectorate 2.2.2.1 The Reich Protector's Regulation Protector was in the protectorate the highest empire instance, having in the hands and standardizing activity, which was published in the Bulletin of the Reich's Protector Regulation in Bohemia and Moravia (Verordnungsblatt des Reichsprotectors in Böhmen und Mähren - VoBlBM). This publication instrument was nothing more than a changed name by a direct continuation (from heading 6 of 7 July 1939) of the Orders for Bohemia and Moravia (Verordnungsblatt für Böhmen und Mähren - VoBlBM). The normalization of the Protector's activities and as well as all measures of the Reich authorities were not to be subject to review by autonomous institutions. The Reich's protector, whose main mission was to direct the autonomous administration of the Protectorate with regard to the interests of the Empire (132), was first to subsidiary mandate to the standard formation already on the basis of Hitler's decree, and at the same time to object to the measures of the protectorate authorities that would be one hundred to damage the empire. His influence in this regard greatly strengthened the Reich Protector's regulation on the right to issue legislation in the Protectorate of 7.6. 1939 (133) and, in cases of common interest, it was able to change autonomous law by its regulations without having to wait for the self-employed legislature to do so on his proposal, setting out what is the common interest itself, as well as which legislation from the time before the Protectorate had maintained its validity and which had ceased to exist, as is the law with the purpose of protection incompatible. The regulations issued by the Protector and other Reichs authorities were not allowed to be reviewed by the courts and protectorate authorities. Further strengthening of the anti-dumping standardizing powers brought the Reich's regulation on the construction of administration and the German security police in the protectorates of 1. 9. 1939. (134) It empowered the Reim Protector, possibly. The Reich's leader of the SS and the head of the German police along with him, to take the administrative measures necessary to maintain security and order in the Protectorate also outside the limits otherwise set for it. This authorisation could even carry over freely.