IV QUALIFIED REGISTRATION APPLICANTS DOMAIN USERS

This section defines the criteria which need to be fulfilled by the users of certain types of domains.

Article 21

The HR-P domain user can be (that is, the application for registration of such a domain may be submitted by) legal person registered in the Republic of Croatia for performing legally allowed activity, as well as other legal entities that according to the law or international contracts have the status of a legal person in RH. Legal person from Item 1 of this Article must be registered for activities performed on the RH territory, and proves the right to a HR-P domain by entry into one of the unique (at government level) original registers of the authorised government bodies (further in the text: JD-registers), as well as international contracts signed between RH and the legal person, on the basis of which the status of legal person in RH has been achieved, and the right acquired to perform certain activities on the territory of RH. The list of JD-registers in RH, the entry into which will be considered as necessary and sufficient prerequisite for the right to use the HR-P domain, and the procedure of proving to the HR-DNS registration service the entry into the JD-register, is published at the address http://www.dns.hr/JD-registri/. Article 22 The HR-F domain user can be (that is, the application for registration of such a domain may be submitted by) any citizen of the Republic of Croatia, unambiguously identified by his/her citizen identification number (jedinstveni mati ni broj - JMBG), as well as a foreign person with approved prolonged stay or approved permanent residence in the Republic of Croatia, provided they are assigned the alien identification number (mati ni broj stranca MBS).

Article 23

The HR-D domain user can be (that is, the application for registration of such a domain may be submitted by) a natural person, performing private activity, provided that this activity of the natural person is registered in one of the original registers by the authorised bodies of local management or self-government, that is, that a permit has been issued for performing these activities by the authorised professional body (e.g. chamber) at the government level, which issues work permits according to the valid legal regulations in RH. The list of registers and professional bodies from Item 1 of this Article (further in the text LS-registers) in the Republic of Croatia, the entry into which will be considered as necessary and sufficient prerequisite for the right to use the HR-D domain, and the procedure of proving to the HR-DNS registration service the entry into the LS-register, is published at the address http://www.dns.hr/LS-registri/.

Article 24

The HR-T domain user can be (that is, the application for registration of such a domain may be submitted by) any legal or natural person, who has a physical address (i.e. address of residence where official postal / mail items can be received) in the Republic of Croatia.

Article 25

The HR-V domain user can be (that is, the application for registration of such a domain may be submitted by): " government body or local authorities responsible at the government level for the respective field for which the domain has been registered; society, professional association, if this concerns the society or association for a concrete given field at the government level, which is proven by the entry of the legal person in the respective JD-register (according to Article 21 of these Regulations) as the Croatian society or association, i.e. a society or association in Croatia. A society or association from Item 1 Point 2 of this Article can register a HR-V domain only if recommended by the authorised government body. By special decision, the Croatian Government can additionally regulate the rules of domain registration by government bodies or local authorities or self-government.

Article 26

The HR-I domain user can be (that is, the application for registration of such a domain may be submitted by) a legal person (according to Article 21 of these Regulations) registered in RH or a natural person (according to Article 22 of these Regulations) a citizen of the Republic of Croatia.