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How many people in Denmark receive cash benefits and what is the total amount of cash benefits paid out?

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Publication: The business sector and the sustainable development goals - Denmark and neighbouring countries 2021

In this publication the development of the Business sector in relation to selected SDG-goals in Denmark and 7 neighbouring countries are shown. Existing statistics in Eurostat, The European Union Statistical office, are used in the analyses. The developments on economic, environmental and social issues are followed for 14 groups of industries across country., Positive developments in all 8 countries in relation to the SDGs – only minor change, however, as regards gender equality in occupation and earnings, The results, mainly from 2010 to 2019, shows a positive trend in the Business sector in the contribution to fulfilment of the Sustainable Development Goals. In particular, this is the case in relation to emission of climate gasses, where all countries show improvement in the relation between emission and value added. This has, however, also been caused by domestic or European policies on the matter., Connected to the comparisons of the development in the indicators across country, also the differences in business structure are presented together with the actual size of indicators in 2010. The baseline and the room for change is necessary knowledge when assessing the development since. , Expenditures for R&D, relevant information in relation to change to improved sustainability in the Business sector has in general increased since 2010, as well in actual prices as related to the value added in the sector. Poland shows the highest increase, however from a low level, why a decrease in the indicator is the case for Denmark and Finland., A significant decrease in emission of climate gasses from business activities can been seen, as well in actual figures at related to value added. United Kingdom shows larges decrease independent of indicator, while Poland and Netherlands shows only low decrease. The overall figures from Norway is deviating from the general trend, maybe caused by insecurity in emission figures., The gender composition of the employees by type of industry show largely similar pictures in the countries, but also a slight tendency towards more equal composition. Germany and Poland has the highest share of women in the sector, while Norway and Sweden has the lowest share., Regarding gender pay gap, only a rough comparison for the business sector is possible. The figures, however, indicates that Germany and United Kingdom have the largest gender pay gap, while Poland, Sweden and Norway are more close to a situation where women get equal pay for equal  work., Exact references to the Eurostat database tables can be found in the publication. This makes it possible for everyone to make further calculations, for others countries or types of industry and also for the coming years. For 2020 and 2021, however, impact from COVID-19 has to be taken into account in the analyses., Corrections:, Page 28: Greenhouse gases emission, Get as pdf, The business sector and the sustainable development goals - Denmark and neighbouring countries, Colophone, The business sector and the sustainable development goals - Denmark and neighbouring countries, Business, ISBN pdf: 978-87-501-2407-8, Released: 25 May 2022 08:00, No of pages: 37, Contact info:, Ole Olsen, Phone: +45 29 77 14 98

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The role and mandate of Statistics Denmark

Statistics Denmark is Denmark’s national statistical authority. We produce and disseminate independent statistics and data that describe developments in society and provide a common foundation for decision-making, analysis, and public debate. Our products are used by policymakers, public authorities, researchers, the media, businesses, and citizens., Who are we?, Statistics Denmark is responsible for official statistics in Denmark, as established by the Act on Statistics Denmark., We are an independent institution that has been providing statistics about and for Denmark since 1850. Our role is to collect, process and publish reliable, well-documented data about Danish society, enabling users at all levels to make informed decisions based on evidence and comparable information. We are a government institution, and our statistical production follows established principles for methodology, publication and quality., Collaboration, , , relevance, and , efficiency, are the guiding principles of our strategy and our daily work., Statistics over time, Today, Statistics Denmark covers almost every aspect of society through around 280 statistical subjects. The organisation was established in 1850 under the name , Det Statistiske Bureau, (the Statistical Bureau). Watch the video to learn how Statistics Denmark has been recording and documenting developments in Denmark for more than 175 years., Why statistics and data matter, Statistics and data are essential for:, making decisions based on objective and well-documented evidence, planning services, finances and infrastructure effectively (for example in municipalities and regions), carrying out analyses based on robust and reliable data, monitoring and understanding developments in society, Statistics provide a shared point of reference, making it possible to understand, compare and discuss conditions in Denmark – from population trends to price levels., How to access statistics, Statistics Denmark makes a large volume of statistics and data freely available. Users can, for example:, find , key figures,  and news on topics such as population, the economy, the labour market, prices and more, download data and create their own tables in , StatBank Denmark, , as well as use our , API, gain access to , microdata,  for use in research and analyses, explore , analyses, and , thematic content,  that place statistics in a broader context, Our statistics are used both in major societal analyses, such as the national accounts, and in everyday queries, such as price developments and name statistics., The history of Statistics Denmark, Statistics have been part of Danish public administration for centuries, and in 1850 Statistics Denmark was established as Det Statistiske Bureau following the introduction of the Danish Constitution., Historical milestones:, 1769:, The first Danish population census, 1850:, Establishment of Det Statistiske Bureau, 1966:, New Act on Statistics Denmark and introduction of the position of National Statistician, as well as an independent board, 1981:, Denmark conducts one of the world’s first register-based population and housing censuses, 2001:, StatBank Denmark becomes free of charge for all users, later supplemented by an API, 2025: , Statistics Denmark celebrates its 175th anniversary, Statistics have evolved significantly, from the early population censuses to today’s modern register-based statistics.,  , Key dates in Danish statistics and the history of Statistics Denmark, 1769 and 1787, Rentekammeret, (the Treasury, corresponding to the Ministry of Finance at the time) conducts the first Danish population censuses, which do not, however, cover the entire Danish population., 1797–1819, Dansk-Norsk Tabel-Kontor, (The Danish–Norwegian Table Office) is established, primarily to produce financial statistics and population censuses., 1801, A population census regarded as the first official census is carried out. It is, however, not published until 1834., 1833–1848, Tabelkommissionen, (The Table Commission) ensures more regular publication of statistics in the series Statistisk Tabelværk., 1849, A Royal Ordinance of 1 December establishes an independent statistical bureau., 1850–1895, Det Statistiske Bureau, is established under the Ministry of the Interior. From 1853, it is placed under the Ministry of Finance., 1869, The first edition of Statistiske Sammendrag, the predecessor of the Statistical Yearbook, is published., 1895–1913, The first statistical act is adopted, and the institution is renamed , Statens Statistiske Bureau, ., 1896, The first volume of the Statistical Yearbook (Statistisk Årbog) is published., 1909, The first volume of Statistiske Efterretninger is published., 1913–1966, The Statistical Act is revised, and the institution is renamed Det Statistiske Departement., 1924, The Act on Population Registers improves the basis for population statistics., 1945, The first official national accounts are published., 1958, In connection with an economic census, a statistical business register is established., 1965, A committee under the newly established Administrative Council submits a bill proposing a reorganisation of the statistical system., 1966, The Act on Statistics Denmark enters into force. The institution is renamed, a National Statistician is appointed, and an independent board is established., 1968, The Central Population Register (CPR) is established, and the CPR number is introduced as a unique identifier in public administration., 1971, Statistics Denmark acquires its own data processing system, which, among other things, processes questionnaires from the 1970 population census., 1975, The Act on the Central Business Register is adopted. The register is administered by Statistics Denmark., 1978, The Act on Public Registers and the Act on the Building and Housing Register are adopted., 1980, Ministries gain access to de-identified microdata through the so-called Legal Model (Lovmodellen)., 1981, A population and housing census is carried out as one of the world’s first register-based censuses., 1996, The Act on the Central Business Register (Det Centrale Virksomhedsregister) is adopted., 1999, The Central Business Register is put into operation., 2001, Free access to StatBank Denmark is introduced., 2001, Researchers and others gain internet access to de-identified microdata., 2007, A government decision is taken to further consolidate the production of official statistics within Statistics Denmark., 2014, Data from StatBank Denmark become accessible via an API., 2015, An Executive Order on mandatory digital reporting to Statistics Denmark enters into force., 2017, The final volume of the Statistical Yearbook is published. All volumes since the first edition in 1896 are available online., 2018, The Sustainable Development Goals platform is launched in connection with Statistics Denmark’s website., 2018, The Act on Statistics Denmark is revised, introducing, among other things, a scheme for statistics produced officially according to fixed quality requirements., 2020, Experimental statistics are launched on the basis of access to new data sources triggered by the COVID-19 crisis., 2022, The final edition of Statistiske Efterretninger is published. All volumes since its inception in 1909 are available online., 2022, Denmark's Data Portal (Danmarks Datavindue) is launched, improving access to research data., 2024, The final volume of Statistisk Tiårsoversigt is published. All volumes since the first edition in 1964 are available online., 2025, Statistics Denmark celebrates its 175th anniversary.,  

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Documentation of statistics: Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities

Contact info, Prices and Consumption, Economic Statistics , Nicklas Milton Elversøe , +45 61 15 35 98 , NEL@dst.dk , Get documentation of statistics as pdf, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2026 , Previous versions, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2025, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2024, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2023, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2022, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2021, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2020, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2019, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2018, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2017, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2016, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2015, Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities 2014, The statistics Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities show the price development of commodities in the first stage of transaction. The primary use is as deflators (converting nominal values to real values), but is also used as a business cycle indicator and for contract adjustments in the business sector. The index can be divided into Producer price index for commodities, Import price index for commodities and Price index for domestic commodities supply. The Price index for domestic supply of commodities can be traced back to 1876 and in the current form back to 1981. Producer Price Index for Commodities dates back to 2000 and Import Price Index for Commodities to 2005., Statistical presentation, The Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities contains monthly indices of the price development of commodities in the first stage of turnover (business-to-business), i.e. typically sales from producer to wholesaler or retailer, for commodities produced by Denmark for the domestic market and export, or for commodities imported into Denmark. The statistics are divided by product and industry groups., Read more about statistical presentation, Statistical processing, Approximately 7,400 prices from selected producers and importers in Denmark. Of these, approximately 3,800price reports for calculation of Producer Price Index for Commodities, approximately 3,600 for calculation of Import Price Index for Commodities and approximately 5900 price reports are used to calculate the Price Index for Domestic Supply. The prices are validated automatically in connection with the collection. Unusually large price developments are subsequently checked manually. The validated price developments are then aggregated in a hierarchical system, where they are given weight according to their significance to the overall price index., Read more about statistical processing, Relevance, The Producer and Import price index for commodities serves as economic key figures, cyclical indicator, deflator and a contract regulations tool. The primary users of the statistics are the Danish National Accounts, business and stakeholders in the Danish economy. The statistics meet all the requirements of the EU in terms of industry coverage, aggregation level, frequency and publication date, etc., Read more about relevance, Accuracy and reliability, The prices covered by the data collection have a direct coverage of approximately 70 percent of total revenue in the Danish economy. Weights are based on the National Accounts product balances, which covers the main part of trading in the first stage of sales within the delimitation of the statistics. Sample units are selected on a purposive basis using a top-down approach. As a random sampling method is not being utilised a subsequent assessment of sampling error is not enabled. , Published statistics are considered final. , Producer and import price index for commodities are not considered to have an increased uncertainty due to COVID-19. Data collection has been largely not impacted as a result of the crisis and subsequent non-response levels have remained at their historically low levels., Read more about accuracy and reliability, Timeliness and punctuality, The statistics are published on a monthly basis. The statistics for a given month are published on the 15th of the following month or the first business day thereafter. The statistics are usually published without delay in relation to the scheduled date., Read more about timeliness and punctuality, Comparability, Statistics Denmark has calculated variations of this statistic since 1876. The Producer and import price index for commodities can be found as an unbroken monthly time series from 2005 to today. The statistics have been prepared according to international standards and can therefore be compared to similar statistics from other European countries., Read more about comparability, Accessibility and clarity, The statistics are published monthly by Statistics Denmark via press release ", Nyt fra Danmarks Statistik, " (in Danish only) and specifically regard Producer and Import Price Index for Commodities., In the StatBank, the statistics are published under the topic , Producer and import price index for commodities, . , For more information visit the , subject page, ., Read more about accessibility and clarity

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Documentation of statistics: Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) (Discontinued)

Contact info, Short Term Statistics, Business Statistics , Morten Skovrider Kollerup , +45 24 52 61 68 , MSL@dst.dk , Get documentation of statistics as pdf, Manufacturers Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2024 Quarter 4 , Previous versions, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2024 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2024 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2024 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2023 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2023 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2023 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2023 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2022 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2022 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2022 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2022 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2021 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2021 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2021 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2021 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2020 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2020 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2020 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2020 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2019 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods (quarterly) 2019 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2019 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2019 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2018 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2018 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2018 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2018 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2017 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2017 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2017 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2017 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2016 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2016 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2016 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2016 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2015 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2015 Quarter 3, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2015 Quarter 2, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2015 Quarter 1, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2014 Quarter 4, Manufacturers’ Sales of Goods 2014 Quarter 1, The purpose of the statistics is to describe the Danish industrial production by detailed type of goods. Manufacturers' sales of goods is the source for Danish Prodcom statistics, regulated by and submitted to Eurostat., Statistical presentation, The statistics describe manufacturers' sales of goods measured in terms of volume and value by detailed types of goods according to the international classifications CN and SITC. In addition to this, total sales (turnover) are distributed by industries (NACE groups)., The data collecting for the statistics for 2020 has partly been affected by the COVID-19 situation. However, it is assessed that the overall statistics has not been affected in any great extent., Since 2020, Statistics Denmark has carried out extensive work to ensure the quality of the reports from the largest companies. This has led to some audits for the years 2018 to 2022., Read more about statistical presentation, Statistical processing, Data are collected through a quarterly survey of all enterprises in manufacturing (including mining and quarrying) with at least 10 employees or a yearly turnover over 100 mio. dkk, approx. 3,000 units. Reported data are validated, by checking against previous reports as well as against other sources. Data are then aggregated by industrial groupings as well as commodity groups. Series with seasonality are seasonally adjusted., Read more about statistical processing, Relevance, The statistics are in high demand from many different users, including the National Accounts, ministries, trade associations, market analysts, researchers, consultants and businesses., Read more about relevance, Accuracy and reliability, The main non-sampling error is the measurement error concerning classification at the most detailed CN level, as respondents do not always report sales according to the correct codes. Furthermore, data on quantities are generally less reliable than those on values, as some respondents estimate quantities and others do not answer, implying that estimations must be made in the statistical production process., Read more about accuracy and reliability, Timeliness and punctuality, The statistics are published two months after the end of the reference quarter. Publications are released on time, as stated in the release calendar., Read more about timeliness and punctuality, Comparability, In its present form and as available in StatBank Denmark, the statistics are comparable since 1995, but the statistics have been produced in some form since 1905. The Prodcom-version of the statistics can be compared to Prodcom statistics of other EU countries. The statistics can be compared to Foreign Trade in Goods to create statistics on apparent consumption - for this, it is important to note the difference in coverage and the potential quality issues at the most detailed CN code level. The tables with sales by industry are consistent from 2000 following the DB07 classification. , Read more about comparability, Accessibility and clarity, These statistics are published annually at the beginning of March in a Danish press release. Quarterly figures are published in the StatBank under , Purchases and sales by manufacturing industries, . Internationally, these statistics are available through Eurostat's , database, and at the UN, where the statistics are disseminated under , Industrial Commodity Statistics, ., Read more about accessibility and clarity

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Documentation of statistics: Consumer Price Index

Contact info, Prices and Consumption, Economic Statistics , Martin Sædholm Nielsen , +45 24 49 72 81 , MNE@dst.dk , Get documentation of statistics as pdf, Consumer Price Index 2026 , Previous versions, Consumer Price Index 2025, Consumer Price Index 2024, Consumer Price Index 2023, Consumer Price Index 2022, Consumer Price Index 2021, Consumer Price Index 2020, Consumer Price Index 2019, Consumer Price Index 2018, Consumer Price Index 2017, Consumer Price Index 2016, Consumer Price Index 2015, Consumer Price Index 2014, Documents associated with the documentation, Klassifikationskoder og beskriveler (pdf), Notat om forbruger-og nettoprisindekset i forbindelse med coronakrisen (pdf) (in Danish only), Vægtgrundlag 1991 til i dag (xlsx) (in Danish only), Vejledning til regulering med prisindeks (pdf) (in Danish only), Vægte 2021 og corona (pdf) (in Danish only), FPI-dokumentation - opdateret maj 2020 (pdf) (in Danish only), Vægte for tilbageberegnede indeks 2001-2025 (xlsx) (in Danish only), The purpose of the consumer price index is to measure the development of the prices charged to consumers for goods and services bought by private households in Denmark. The consumer price index has been calculated since 1914, but there are estimated figures for the development in consumer prices back to 1872. From January 1967 the index has been calculated on a monthly basis., Statistical presentation, The consumer price index shows the development of prices for goods and services bought by private households in Denmark. Thus, the index also covers foreign households' consumption expenditure in Denmark, but not Danish households' consumption expenditure abroad. The index shows the monthly changes in the costs of buying a fixed basket of goods, the composition of which is made up in accordance with the households' consumption of goods and services. The consumer price indices divided by group of households show the price development for different households. , The price indices for April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December 2020 and January, February, March, April, May and June 2021 are more uncertain than usual, as the non-response rate has been significantly larger than normal and some businesses have been shut down due to COVID-19., Read more about statistical presentation, Statistical processing, The consumer price index is calculated on the basis of 23,000 prices collected from approx. 1,600 shops, companies and institutions throughout Denmark. Most prices are by far collected monthly. The data material received is examined for errors, both by computer (using the so called HB-method) and manually. The different goods and services, which are included in the consumer price index, are first grouped according to approx. 500 elementary aggregates for which elementary aggregate indices are calculated. The elementary aggregate indices are weighted together into sub-indices that are in turn aggregated into the total consumer price index. In calculating a price index it is assumed that the baskets of goods that are compared are identical, also with respect to the quality of the goods. Mainly indirect quality adjustment methods are being applied in the consumer price index in connection with changes in the sample. , Read more about statistical processing, Relevance, The consumer price index is generally viewed as a reliable statistic based on the views of users., Important users are among others the Ministry of Finance, The Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Interior, The Danish Central Bank and private banks and other financial organizations., Read more about relevance, Accuracy and reliability, No calculation has been made of the uncertainty connected with sampling in the consumer price index as the sample is not randomly drawn, but the quality of the consumer price index is accessed to be high., In addition to the "general" uncertainty connected with sampling, there are a number of sources of potential bias in the consumer price index. One source is the consumers substitution between goods and shops and another source is changes in the sample (se chapter regarding "Non-sampling error")., Read more about accuracy and reliability, Timeliness and punctuality, The consumer price index is published on the 10th or the first working day thereafter, following the month in which the data was collected. , The statistics are published without delay in relation to the scheduled date., The consumer price indices divided by group of households are published twice a year., Read more about timeliness and punctuality, Comparability, The consumer price index is related to the European Union harmonized consumer price index (HICP) and to the index of net retail prices. From January 2001, the only difference between the national consumer price index and the HICP is the coverage of goods and services, as owner-occupied dwellings is only recorded in the consumer price index and not in the HICP. The consumer price index is also related to the index of net retail prices. The two indices comprise the same groups of goods and services and are calculated according to the same methodology. Consequently, the only difference between the two indices is the price concept used, as indirect taxes and VAT are subtracted in the index of net retail prices, and the weighting., Read more about comparability, Accessibility and clarity, These statistics are published monthly in a Danish press release and in the StatBank under , Consumer Price Index, ., Read more about accessibility and clarity

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Climate

THEME , Climate , The climate is changing, and there is increasing focus across the world on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from production and consumption. Here you can find statistics on the development in Denmark’s emissions of greenhouse gases, the emission sources and the climate footprint of Danish consumption. You can also read about what we do as a society to reduce the emissions., All themes , ON THIS PAGE, Emissions of greenhouse gases, Sources of emissions, The danish climate footprint, Efforts to reduce emissions, International comparisons, Contact, Go to top, On this page, Emissions of greenhouse gases, Sources of emissions, The danish climate footprint, Efforts to reduce emissions, International comparisons, Contact, Go to top, Emissions of greenhouse gases, When we, as a society, want to do something about climate change, our focus is on the emissions of greenhouse gases. An increasing concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere contributes to the greenhouse effect, which is changing the planet’s climate system., Greenhouse gas emissions in Denmark in 2024, Get more figures in Statbank Denmark on greenhouse gas emissions, ., Denmark has a political goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70 per cent from 1990 to 2030. This target was adopted with the Danish , Climate Act, ., Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in Denmark,   , Note: Emissions in Denmark, excl. CO2 from biomass incineration, and emissions and uptake from soil and forests., Source: , www.statistikbanken.dk/drivhus, International agreements and national targets most often measure the development since 1990. This key marker began with the Kyoto Protocol, which was the first agreement obligating countries to reduce total global emissions.,  , What are greenhouse gases?, The most important greenhouse gases are carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O) and F-gases (HFC, PFC, SF6 and NF3, used as a cooling agent, for example). An increasing concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere contribute to the greenhouse effect, which is changing the planet’s climate system., Greenhouse gases are emitted, for example, in connection with the burning of petrol and oil, from livestock and use of fertilizer and from cement production., The individual greenhouse gases contribute in different ways to the greenhouse effect depending on their concentration and ability to absorb heat radiation. To be able to measure total emissions, they are converted to a common unit called CO2 equivalent., Three ways to report greenhouse gas emissions, Emissions in Denmark, are used to keep track of the development in relation to international climate targets, such as the commitments of the , Paris Agreement, and Denmark’s national targets in the , Climate Act, ., In addition to the emissions in Denmark, , Emissions from the Danish economy, incl. Danish transport operations abroad, also include emissions from international transport, especially emissions from the oil used by Danish-run vessels that are bunkered (refuelled) abroad. The assessment allows us to analyse the relationship between different economic activities and their impact on the environment and the climate., The Danish climate footprint, is the emissions caused by Danish consumption and other final use – regardless if the emissions happen in Denmark or in other countries via import of goods to Denmark. In turn, emissions from production for Danish exports are not included. The climate footprint shows how Danish consumption contributes to global emissions of greenhouse gases. , Read an elaborate review of how greenhouse gas emissions are assessed (pdf in Danish)., You can learn more about Denmark’s path towards the target of reducing our emissions by 70 per cent by 2030 on the website of the Danish Council on Climate Change (mainly in Danish): , Klimarådet, ., If you are looking for information on climate, climate change and the effects of climate change on our planet, you can find further information on a climate topic page by the Danish Meteorological Institute (in Danish): , DMIs temaside om klima, ., Economic growth and emissions, Denmark has seen economic growth (an increase in GDP) almost every year since 1990. The only exceptions being the financial crisis and COVID-19. The greenhouse gas emissions from the Danish economy have not increased at the same rate as the growth in the economy. After 2006, emissions have generally been declining. A major part of the decline in greenhouse gas emissions is due to the green transition, which here is especially focused on the transition to renewable energy and the implementation of energy efficiency measures. However, it is a contributory factor that the structure of the Danish economy has changed over the period, so that manufacturing plays a less significant role and services a more prominent role.,  , Economic growth (GDP) and greenhouse gas emissions (index 1990=100), In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Economic growth and greenhouse gas emissions (TEMA9001), Note: Emission from the Danish economy, incl. Danish transport operations abroad, excl. CO2 from biomass incineration and emissions and uptake from soil and forests.,  , The environmental-economic accounts, The environmental-economic accounts, are a set of internationally comparable accounts highlighting the interaction between the environment and the economy. The environmental-economic accounts provide a basis for examining areas such as green growth, energy consumption, natural resources and society’s expenditure on protection of the environment and nature., Sources of emissions, The Danish greenhouse gas emissions come from a number of activities associated with production and consumption: This could be, for example, from agricultural production, energy production and manufacturing or from the consumption by families. As the Danish economy has a high level of activity in transport abroad, a major share of total emissions come from Danish transport operations abroad. How we manage our land use - for agricultural crops or forests - also has an effect on our emissions. , Greenhouse gas emissions from companies, The biggest reduction in emissions is in the industry , utility services, , which includes for example, power plants and wind turbines., Agriculture, forestry and fishing, is the industry with the highest emissions in Denmark. This industry’s share of the corporate sector’s total emissions has increased since 1990, as emissions have declined at a significantly higher rate in other industries., Other companies cover, for example, , trade and transport, construction, public administration and services, , and these account for approximately a quarter of emissions from the corporate sector., Emissions from different industries, In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Greenhouse gas accounts (TEMA9005), Note: Emissions in Denmark, excl. CO2 from biomass incineration, and emissions and uptake from soil and forests., Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Agriculture contributes with approximately 95 per cent of the emissions from the industry , agriculture, forestry and fishing, . The greenhouse gas emissions from this industry are distributed on methane, nitrous oxide and CO2. The methane emissions are mainly from livestock, whereas nitrous oxide is mainly from nitrogenous fertiliser. The CO2 accounted for by the industry , agriculture, forestry and fishing, comes mainly from energy consumption and liming of agricultural soil. Emissions of nitrous oxide as well as CO2 from agriculture have been declining since 1990, whereas emissions of methane have been more or less constant.,   , In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Emissions from agriculture, forestry and fishing (TEMA9010), Energy supply, A major part of greenhouse gas emissions comes from the production and consumption of fossil energy. Denmark’s total production of energy is measured in PJ, which is short for petajoule and is used to measure energy contents, thus facilitating comparison across energy types. Denmark’s energy production consists of oil, natural gas and renewable energy, such as biomass, wind power and solar power., Denmark’s total energy consumption has been more or less constant since 1990. For a period between the late 1990s and the mid-2010s, Denmark was self-sufficient in energy. In later years, Denmark has imported energy to cover the consumption., Production of primary energy and gross energy consumption in Denmark,   , Note: The energy consumption is stated without Danish transport operations abroad., Sources: , www.statistikbanken.dk/ene2HO, and , www.statistikbanken.dk/ene3H, Manufacturing industries, Within the manufacturing industries, it is especially the manufacture of plastic, glass and concrete that contributes to the emissions of greenhouse gases. This has to do with energy-intensive processes and with CO2 being released from the limestone applied in the manufacture of cement., In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Greenhouse Gas Accounts (in CO2 equivalents) (DRIVHUS), Emissions from the Danish economy, incl. Danish transport operations abroad, Whether the greenhouse gas emissions have declined since 1990 depends on whether we include emissions from Danish transport operations abroad. Emissions from Danish transport operations abroad are not included in the compilation of emissions in Denmark; whereas they are included in the environmental-economic accounts (see factbox). ,  , In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Greenhouse gas emissions (TEMA9007), Note: Emissions exclusive of CO2 from biomass incineration, and emissions and uptake from soil and forests.,  , International transport is a substantial part of the Danish economy, and for that reason, the emissions from fuel for Danish transport operations abroad account for a significant share of total emissions. This applies in particular to Danish cargo ships, but also aircraft and lorries., Greenhouse gas emissions by industry. 2023, Source: www.statistikbanken.dk/DRIVHUS, Emissions from families, Greenhouse gas emissions from the energy consumption of Danish families come primarily from petrol and diesel for cars and from electricity and district heating. A part of it comes from domestic heating oil and natural gas for heating. The families’ emissions from electricity and district heating are indirect, as the energy comes from the utilities industry, but is consumed by the individual family. For that reason, these figures are also included in the emissions from companies. The steep decline in the families’ emissions from electricity and district heating can be linked with the green transition, which includes implementation of energy efficiency measures and the transition to renewable energy.,  , In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on CO2 emissions from families' energy consumption (TEMA9006), Note: Emissions excl. CO2 from the households’ biomass incineration, such as wood pellets and firewood., The emissions from family car driving has been fairly constant since 1990, even though the number of cars on the roads has increased. This is owing to the cars becoming increasingly energy efficient.  Read more in the article , Flere biler trods grønne visioner (pdf in Danish), . With the declining emissions from electricity and district heating, CO2 from driving now accounts for a significantly higher share of the emissions from families’ energy consumption since 1990., The decline in the emissions in 2020 is mainly due to less driving because people were working from home during COVID-19., In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Cars and their C02 emissions (TEMA9013), Emissions and uptake from soil and forests, Parts of the emissions come from the growing of crops and other use of Denmark’s land areas. At the same time, forests absorb and bind part of the CO2 emissions. The total greenhouse gas emissions and the uptake from soil and forests are called LULUCF (Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry)., Net emissions from soil and forests (LULUCF), In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Bridge table for Greenhouse Gasses (MRO2),  , Greenhouse gas emissions and uptake from soil and forests (LULUCF), Emissions and binding of greenhouse gases caused by changes in the amount of carbon stored in soil and biomass are often referred to as LULUCF. This is an acronym for ’Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry’. The combined contribution from soil and forests may be positive or negative. LULUCF is not included in any other graphs on this page. Read more at , Danish Centre for Environment and Energy (DCE), at Aarhus University., The danish climate footprint, The climate footprint shows how Danish consumption contributes to global greenhouse gas emissions. The Danish climate footprint is the emissions caused by consumption in Danish households, the public sector and Danish investments – regardless if the emissions happen in Denmark or in other countries via imports of goods to Denmark. In turn, emissions from production for Danish exports are not included. , The Danish climate footprint 2024,  , Note: The climate footprint of Danish consumption covers all final use, which means consumption in Danish households and the public sector as well as Danish investments. Get more figures in Statbank Denmark on the , Danish climate footprint, ., Danish consumption has a bigger climate footprint abroad than in Denmark, and the share of emissions abroad is increasing., The Danish climate footprint in Denmark and the rest of the world, In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Climate footprint (experimental statistics) (AFTRYK1), The Danish climate footprint outside Denmark, Danish consumption leaves the biggest foreign climate footprint in China. Outside Europe, Danish consumption leaves a footprint particularly in USA and India, while in Europe, the emissions are mainly in Germany and Poland., Top-10 countries affected by the climate footprint of our imports, In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Climate footprint (experimental statistics) (AFTRYK1), You can read more about the Danish climate footprint in the analysis (in Danish) , Dansk forbrug sætter i høj grad sit klimaaftryk i udlandet, ., The Danish climate footprint is estimated in collaboration with the Danish Energy Agency. If you want to find further information on Denmark’s climate footprint, you can visit , Danish Energy Agency’s Global Reports, ., How to estimate the climate footprint, The climate footprint is calculated by linking an input-output model for the Danish economy with a multi-regional environmental-economic input-output (MRIO) model, which covers the whole world. The Danish model calculates emissions in Denmark that can be linked with Danish consumption and investments. The model also determines the volume of imports resulting from Danish consumption and investments. Next, the international input-output model EXIOBASE is used to calculate emissions in the rest of the world caused by Danish imports., Read further about the calculation of the Danish climate footprint in the , Documentation of statistics, ., The calculations involve a number of assumptions and estimates and are subject to significant uncertainty, especially for the emissions abroad. The underlying data in EXIOBASE is a combination of official statistics, projections and balancing procedures. For that reason, the calculations of the climate footprint should be considered as , experimental statistics, ., Efforts to reduce emissions, A series of different initiatives help reduce greenhouse gas emissions – for example, when fossil fuels are phased out and replaced with renewable energy, and the manufacturing industries produce more without increasing CO2 emissions. , Renewable energy, A major part of the decline in greenhouse gas emissions is due to the transition to renewable energy such as wind power, solar power and biomass.,   , Denmark’s consumption of renewable energy has grown many times as big as in 1990. ,   , In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Renewable energy's share of total gross energy consumption (SDG07021), The Danish production of renewable energy has not kept up with the increasing consumption. This means that the consumption of renewable energy is higher than the production of energy in Denmark. The remaining amount is imported from other countries and consists mainly of imported wood pellets and to a lesser degree wood chips, firewood, biofuel and biodegradable waste etc., Consumption and production of renewable energy, Note: Net imports of electricity (which may be produced from renewable sources) are not included in the consumption of renewable energy., Source: , www.statistikbanken.dk/ene2HO, What is renewable energy?, Forms of energy that have in common that they replenish themselves. The term is defined in the international guidelines for energy statistics. A distinction can be made between renewable sources that are inexhaustible (e.g. solar energy and wind energy) and those that are renewed relatively quickly (e.g. wood pellets and biogas). In Denmark, solid biomass (e.g. wood pellets), wind power, biogas and solar power are important forms of renewable energy., Biomass, The increase in renewable energy production comes especially from biomass. Biomass is, for example, straw, wood pellets or organic waste, which we burn to use the energy. The emission from biomass incineration has more than quadrupled since 1990., When biomass is incinerated, it emits CO2. However, the amount of CO2 emitted was stored in the plants while they were growing. If you plant a corresponding amount of new trees, they will store new CO2 in time. There are diverging views on how CO2 from biomass incineration should be incorporated when accounting for CO2 emissions., These emissions are often left out based on the assumption that they are neutral, because a corresponding amount of CO2 will be absorbed as new trees grow. This is practice in the reporting to the UN, for example., Emission of CO2 from biomass incineration, In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Greenhouse Gas Accounts (in CO2 equivalents) (DRIVHUS),   , The figures on greenhouse gas emission otherwise presented on this page do not include CO2 emissions from biomass incineration, e.g. wood pellets and firewood., In the environmental-economic accounts (see factbox), the emissions are included on equal terms with other emissions, but they have been assessed separately, so that you can include them or exclude them, depending on the purpose., You can also read more about biomass in the energy production in the article , Danmarks forbrug af biomasse til energi holder historisk højt niveau, (in Danish)., Less emission per DKK value added, Part of the green transition is making companies more efficient, which means that it will be possible to generate just as much or more value without causing higher greenhouse gas emissions., One way of measuring the efficiency of companies is to define an indicator of emissions per unit of added value. If the value of the indicator declines over time, it means that the companies have created added value without increasing emissions to the same extent. Altogether, all industries in Denmark have become more emission efficient since 1990. Among other things, this is owing to more efficient processes, energy savings and phasing out of fossil fuels, but also that industries with low emissions in proportion to value added (such as services) have grown more than industries with high emissions in proportion to value added (such as mining and quarrying)., In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Greenhouse gas emissions per. unit value added (TEMA9012), Note: Emissions from the Danish economy, incl. Danish transport operations abroad, excl. CO2 from biomass incineration and emissions and uptake from soil and forests., Environmental goods and services with climate purposes, The development towards lower greenhouse gas emissions is also affected by the corporate sector offering products that can increase the use of renewable energy or that have higher energy efficiency. This could be, for example, wind turbines, energy retrofitting of dwellings and energy consultancy.,  , These products and activities, which are targeting a number of environmental purposes, including reduced CO2 emissions, are shown as value added, employment and exports.,   , In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Environmental goods and services (GRON1), Electric cars, A major share of the emissions comes from the petrol and diesel used for transport. If electric cars replaced petrol and diesel cars, and the electricity used came from renewable energy sources, electric cars could be one of the ways to reduce emissions from transport.,   , In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Stock of passenger cars (BIL52),  , In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on New registrations of passenger cars (BIL51), Energy taxes, In Denmark, we have taxes on most types of energy. Energy taxes have multiple purposes, one being to influence and reduce our consumption of energy. Energy taxes cover taxes on electricity, petrol, fuel oil etc., in addition to the carbon dioxide tax on various types of fuel., In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Environmental taxes (MRS1),  , See further in the analysis , Drivhusgasafgifter - hvad er det, og hvem betaler?, (in Danish),  , The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Statistics Denmark reports on the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals, and on our SDG platform, you can see a vast number of indicators showing how Denmark is doing in terms of fulfilling the Sustainable Development Goals., International comparisons, In proportion to the global greenhouse gas emissions, the Danish emissions only constitute a very small part. Obviously, the emissions of large countries with a large population are different from those of small countries such as Denmark. Big countries and economies, such as China and USA, are also the biggest emitters of greenhouse gases., Source: Data from Climate Watch via Our World in Data, available at , Our World in Data - Greenhouse gas emissions, Emissions per capita in European countries, Instead of looking at the greenhouse gas emissions of individual countries, you can look at the average emissions per capita., The average emissions per capita in Denmark are slightly lower than the EU average. In the EU, the highest emissions per capita are found in Luxembourg, whereas Sweden have the lowest due to their high production of non-fossil energy from hydropower, for example., In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Greenhouse gas emissions per capita (TEMA9008), Renewable energy in selected countries, If we compare the share of energy consumption that comes from renewable energy sources in Denmark with that of the rest of the world, Denmark has a relatively high share. However, in comparison with Norway and Sweden, Denmark has a low share., There are also major differences in the type of renewable energy. While biomass and electricity from wind turbines are predominant in Denmark, and hydropower is predominant in Sweden, the high share of renewable energy production in Brazil is based on the incineration of sugar cane., Share of the energy consumption that comes from renewable energy sources, In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data on Renewable energy share of energy consumption (TEMA9003), Note: Exclusive of energy consumption from Danish transport operations abroad., Source: OECD, IEA World Energy Statistics and Balances., At , Eurostat’s topic page on climate, change, you can find further information on climate change and international data for comparison and for putting the Danish figures into perspective., Contact, Maria Skytte Christiansen, Phone: +45 24 25 42 07, Mail: , mcr@dst.dk

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Is Denmark among the most digitised countries in Europe? Learn more about the technological journey of the Danes with statistics spanning four decades.

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cultural domains, purpose, financing source, financing type and time
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Violations of the penalcode, v1:2023

Please note, a more current version of this classification is now available. See the current version , here., Name: , OVERTRAEDTYPE_V1_2023 , Description: , This is an overview of the types of violations that occur in the StatBank and what they contain at a more detailed level. The classification by Statistics Denmark differs from the classification of the Danish National Police. Both Statistics Denmark's crime statistics and the statistics of the Danish National Police, however, are made on the basis of the same data., Valid from: , January 1, 1980 , Valid to: , December 31, 2023 , Office: , Social og Sundhed , Contact: , Iben Birgitte Pedersen, , ipe@dst.dk, , ph. +45 23 60 37 11 , Codes and categories, Open hierarchy, Download , CSV, DDI, 1: Criminal Code, total, 11: Sexual offenses, total, 1110: Incest, etc., 111072121: Incest, children under 15, 111072122: Other kind of incest, 111072123: Incest between siblings, children under 15, 111072124: Any other kind of incest between siblings, 111072125: Incest, sexual act (other than intercourse) with children under 15 (Repealed in 2013), 111072126: Incest, sexual act (other than intercourse) between siblings (Repealed in 2013), 111072127: Any other kind of incest, sexual act other than intercourse (Repealed in 2013), 111072128: Incest, sexual act (other than intercourse) with children under 15 (New from 2013), 111072129: Incest, sexual act (other than intercourse) between siblings (New from 2013), 111072130: Any other kind of incest, sexual act other than intercourse (New from 2013), 111072233: Intercourse with foster child/stepchild (Repealed in 2013), 111072244: Sexual act (other than intercourse) with a foster child/stepchild (Repealed in 2013), 111072320: Indecent exposure of foster child/step child etc., 111072321: Intercourse with a foster child/stepchild (New from 2013), 111072340: Sexual act (other than intercourse) with a foster child/stepchild (New from in 2013), 111072356: Sexual act other than intercourse with foster child/step child, 1120: Rape, etc., 112072211: Rape (Repealed in 2013), 112072215: Intercourse by illegal coercion (Repealed in 2013), 112072229: Intercourse by false pretences (Repealed in 2013), 112072235: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by violence (Repealed in 2013), 112072236: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by unlawful coercion (Repealed in 2013), 112072241: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by false pretences (Repealed in 2013), 112072301: Rape by use of violence or threat of violence (New from 2013), 112072302: Rape by unlawful coercion other than violence or threat of violence (New from 2013), 112072305: Rape, 112072307: Rape by misrepresentation, 112072317: Intercourse by false pretences (New from 2013), 112072330: Sexual act (other than intercourse), 112072331: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by violence or threat of violence (New from in 2013), 112072332: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by unlawful coercion (New from 2013), 112072338: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by false pretences (New from 2013), 112072345: Sexual act other than intercourse, 112072346: Sexual act other than intercourse by misrepresentation, 1130: Heterosexual offence against a child under 12 (Repealed in 2013), 113072232: Intercourse with a child under 12, aggravating circumstances (Repealed in 2013), 113072243: Sexual act (other than intercourse) with a child under 12 (Repealed in 2013), 113072262: Sexual offence by negligence against a child under 12 (Repealed in 2013), 1131: Sexual offence against a child under 12 (New from 2013), 113172304: Rape of a child under 12 (New from 2013), 113172334: Sexual acts other than intercourse with a child under 12 (New from 2013), 113172347: Sexual act other than intercourse with a child under 12 years, 1140: Any other kind of heterosexual offence (Repealed in 2013), 114072221: Intercourse by exploitation of mental abnormality (Repealed in 2013), 114072222: Intercourse by exploitation of incapacitated state (Repealed in 2013), 114072225: Intercourse with inmate in institution (Repealed in 2013), 114072227: Intercourse by abuse of dependency (Repealed in 2013), 114072230: Intercourse with prostitute under 18, customer (Repealed in 2013), 114072231: Intercourse with a child under 15 (Repealed in 2013), 114072234: Intercourse by seduction (Repealed in 2013), 114072237: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by exploitation of mental abnormality (Repealed in 2013), 114072238: Sexual act (other than intercourse) with inmate in institution (Repealed in 2013), 114072239: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by abuse of dependency (Repealed in 2013), 114072242: Sexual act (other than intercourse) with a child under 15 (Repealed in 2013), 114072245: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by seduction (Repealed in 2013), 114072261: Sexual offence by negligence against a child under 15 (Repealed in 2013), 114072263: Any other kind of sexual offence by negligence (Repealed in 2013), 1141: Sexual offence against a child under 15 (New from 2013), 114172306: Rape by sex. intercourse w child under 15 y/perpetrator has reached age 22, 114172319: Intercourse with a child under 15 (New from 2013), 114172339: Sexual act (other than intercourse) with a child under 15 (New from 2013), 114172344: Sexual rel. other than intercourse btw person reached age 22 and child under 15 y, 114172348: Sexual act other than intercourse b/w a person aged 22+ and child under 15, 114172355: Sexual act other than intercourse w/ a child under 15, 114172361: Sexual offence by negligence against a child under 15 (New from 2013), 114172364: Sexual offence by negligence against a child under 15, 1145: Any other kind of sexual offence (New from 2013), 114572303: Rape by exploitation of incapacitated state, 114572311: Intercourse by exploitation of mental abnormality (New from 2013), 114572313: Intercourse with inmate placed/detained in institution (New from 2013), 114572315: Intercourse by abuse of dependency (New from 2013), 114572316: Intercourse by abuse of dependency, 114572322: Intercourse by seduction (New from 2013), 114572324: Contribution towards prostitution (intercourse) - person under 18 (New from 2013), 114572325: Intercourse with prostitute under 18 - customer (New from 2013), 114572333: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by exploitation of incapacitated state (New from 2013), 114572335: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by exploitation of mental abnormality (New from 2013), 114572336: Sexual act (other than intercourse) with inmate placed/detained in institution (New from 2013), 114572337: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by abuse of dependency (New from 2013), 114572341: Sexual act (other than intercourse) by seduction (New from 2013), 114572342: Contribution towards sexual act other than intercourse in connection with prostitution of person under 18 (New from 2013), 114572343: Sexual act (other than intercouse) with prostitute under 18 (New from 2013), 114572349: Sexual act other than intercourse by abusing mental disorder, 114572350: Sexual act other than intercourse with someone placed in an institution/detained, 114572352: Sexual act other than intercourse by abuse of dependency, 114572357: Sexual act other than intercourse by seduction, 114572358: Contrib. to sexual act other than intercourse connected to prostitution of a person under 18, 114572359: Sexual act other than intercourse with prostitute under 18 years - client, 114572362: Any other kind of sexual offence by negligence (New from 2013), 114572365: Any other kind of sexual offence by negligence, 1146: Grooming, 114672366: Grooming, 1150: Homosexual offence against a child under 12 (Repealed in 2013), 115072252: Homosexual offence against a child under 12 (Repealed in 2013), 115072258: Homosexual offence by violence against a child under 12 (Repealed in 2013), 115072259: Homosexual offence by unlawful coercion against a child under 12 (Repealed in 2013), 1160: Any other kind of homosexual offence (Repealed in 2013), 116072251: Any other kind of homosexual offence against a child under 15 (Repealed in 2013), 116072253: Any other kind of homosexual offence (Repealed in 2013), 116072254: Homosexual offence by violence (Repealed in 2013), 116072255: Homosexual offence by unlawful coercion (Repealed in 2013), 116072256: Homosexual offence by violence against a child under 15 (Repealed in 2013), 116072257: Homosexual offence by unlawful coercion against a child under 15 (Repealed in 2013), 1172: Offence against public decency by groping, 117272282: Offence against public decency by groping (Repealed in 2013), 117272371: Offence against public decency by groping (New from 2013), 1174: Offence against public decency by indecent exposure, 117472283: Offence against public decency by indecent exposure (Repealed in 2013), 117472372: Offence against public decency by indecent exposure (New from 2013), 1176: Any other kind of offence against public decency, 117672281: Offence against public decency, 117672284: Offence against public decency by voyeurism (Repealed in 2013), 117672285: Offence against public decency by verbal indecency and similar (Repealed in 2013), 117672286: Offence against public decency by other indecency (Repealed in 2013), 117672287: Any other kind of offence against public decency (Repealed in 2013), 117672373: Offence against public decency by voyeurism (New from 2013), 117672374: Offence against public decency by verbal indecency and similar (New from 2013), 117672375: Offence against public decency by other indecency (New from 2013), 1180: Prostitution, etc., 118072271: Procuring (Repealed in 2013), 118072275: Promotion of fornication (Repealed in 2013), 118072276: Rental of room for fornication (Repealed in 2013), 118072277: Pimping (maintenance), 118072278: Pimping (shared accommodation), 118072280: Indecent photo/film shooting of a person under 18 (Repealed in 2013), 118072291: Harass by request etc. of fornication (Repealed in 2013), 118072292: Recruiting/contributing to indecent behavior of persons under 18 years (Repealed in 2013), 118072293: Witness indecent behavior of persons under 18 years (Repealed in 2013), 118072295: Pornography (Repealed in 2013), 118072296: Child pornography (Repealed in 2013), 118072297: Breach of injunction (Repealed in 2013), 118072298: Injunction issued (Repealed in 2013), 118072299: Child pornography, possession of / acquainted with (Repealed in 2013), 118072351: Pornographic photo/film shooting of a person under 18 (New from 2013), 118072353: Contribution towards pornographic performance of a person under 18 (New from 2013), 118072354: Witness pornographic performances of person under 18 years (New from 2013), 118072360: Sexual material, photo/film shooting of a person under 18 years, 118072363: Contrib. to/attending sexual performance of persons under 18 years, 118072378: Procuring (New from 2013), 118072379: Promotion of prostitution (New from 2013), 118072380: Rental of room for prostitution (New from 2013), 118072382: Fraudulent or other improper promotion of prostitution (New from 2013), 118072385: Sexual material and items, sales to persons under 16 years, 118072386: Disseminates sexual material of a person under the age of 18, 118072387: Possession of/acquaintance with sexual material of a person under the age of 18, 118072388: Child sex doll, production/sale/transfer, 118072389: Child sex doll, possession, 118072391: Restraining injuction issued according to section 236 of the Criminal Code (New from 2013), 118072392: Contravention of restraining injunction under section 236 of the Criminal Code (New from 2013), 12: Crimes of violence, total, 1210: Violence against public authority, 121070300: Actual or threatened violence against police officer (New from 2005), 121070301: Threats of violence etc. against senior police officier (New from 2005), 121070303: Obstructing a police officer in the execution of his/her duty (New from 2005), 121070304: Obstructing performance (police officer), 121070305: Violence against police officer, 121070306: Threat against police officer, 121070307: Violence against anyone engaged in public service or duty, 121070308: Threat of violence against anyone engaged in public service or duty, 121070310: Obstructing the performance of public function or office, 121070311: Violence etc. against anyone engaged in public service or duty etc., 121070312: Threats of violence etc. against public authority, 121070313: Obstruction of public authority, 121070314: Obstruction of the performance of duties by public authority, aggravating circumstances, 121070315: Invasion of privacy against anyone engaged in public service or duty, 121070316: Assault on the police etc. in connection with unlawful assembly/riot, 121070317: Obstructing the performance of public function or office, aggravating, 121070319: Attack using objects against someone performing a public function or office, 1220: Unlawful assembly/disturbance of public order, 122070411: Leading or instigating an unlawful assembly, 122070418: Ban on face covering, infringement of, 122070421: Gross disturbance of public peace and order, 122070422: Masking, prohibition, 1230: Homicide, 123073111: Homicide, 123073121: Child Murder, 1240: Attempted homicide, 124073112: Attempted homicide, 1250: Coercive control, 125073232: Stalking, 125073235: Coercive control, 1252: Common assault, 125273241: Common assault, 1255: Assault causing actual bodily harm, 125573251: Aggravated assault, 125573252: Assault causing harm to body or health, 125573253: Violence/female genital mutilation (New from 2004), 1258: Particularly aggravated assault, 125873261: Assault causing griveous bodily harm, 125873262: Assault causing griveous bodily harm resulting in death, 1260: Unprovoked assault, 126073214: Unprovoked assault, 1270: Any other kind of intentional trespass to the person, 127073211: Trespass to the person, 127073212: Violence of a particularly aggravating nature, 127073213: Violence causing harm to body or health, 1280: Intentional bodily harm, 128073221: Bodily harm, 128073222: Bodily harm resulting in death, 128073223: Bodily ham resulting in serious injury, 128073231: Grievous bodily harm, 1283: Causing death or bodily harm by negligence, 128373151: Causing death by negligence, 128373311: Causing bodily harm by negligence, 128373313: Causing serious bodily harm by negligence, 128373315: Causing substantial bodily harm by neglience, 1286: Offences against life and limb, 128673131: Killing by request, 128673141: Aiding and abetting suicide, 128673321: Putting in a state of helplessness, 128673331: Criminal negligence in connection with a birth, 128673341: Endanger life and limb, 128673351: Failure to assist a person in mortal danger, 128673352: Failure to assist a person in an accident, 128673353: Failure to assist/flight from traffic accident (New from 2008), 128673361: Entrusting of weapons or explosives, 128673371: Failure to assist a pregnant woman (Repealed in 2002), 1289: Offences against personal liberty, 128974111: Duress, 128974115: Religious marriage ceremonies etc. under 18 years, 128974121: Deprivation of liberty, 128974122: Deprivation of liberty, aggravated, 128974123: Deprivation af liberty, gross negligence, 128974131: Deprivation of liberty by negligence, 128974135: Human trafficking (New from 2014), 128974136: Human exploitation, 1292: Threats, 129270323: Threats, violence, etc. against witnesses and their relatives, 129270325: Threats etc. against witnesses and their relatives, 129270326: Violence against witnesses and their relatives, 129274265: Threat to life, 129274266: Bomb threats / phone bombs, 129274271: Public threat of violent act, 13: Offences against property, total, 1304: Forgery, 130470811: Forgery, 130470813: Forgery using Dankort (credit card), 130470814: Forgery using other credit card, 1308: Cheque forgery, 130870812: Forgery using cheque, 130870815: Forgery using Eurocheques, 1312: Arson, 131271111: Arson, aggravated, 131271121: Intentional arson, 131271131: Accidental fire, by negligence, 1316: Burglary - business and community, 131675111: Burglary, library, 131675112: Burglary, kindergarten/nursery/recreation centre, 131675113: Burglary, school, 131675114: Burglary, place of worship/museum, 131675115: Burglary, municipal office/health insurance office, 131675116: Burglary, post office, 131675117: Burglary, indoor bath/sports centre, 131675118: Burglary, institution/nursing home, 131675119: Burglary, any other public office/building, 131675120: Burglary, barracks (weapons/ammunition), 131675131: Burglary, banker/stockbroker etc., 131675132: Burglary, cinema/theatre, 131675133: Burglary, camping site/hostel, 131675134: Burglary, service station/car dealer, 131675135: Burglary, private institution, 131675136: Burglary, residents clubs, 131675139: Burglary, any other private office, 131675140: Burglary, function rooms, 131675141: Burglary, bank, 131675150: Burglary, sports shop, 131675151: Burglary, clothes/leather/shoe shop, 131675152: Burglary, kiosk/tobacconists/wine shop, 131675153: Burglary, grocery/supermarket/dairy, 131675154: Burglary, radio/camera shop, 131675155: Burglary, watchmaker/jeweller, 131675156: Burglary, cafeteria/restaurant, 131675157: Burglary, hotel/motel, 131675158: Burglary, computer store, 131675159: Burglary, opticians, 131675169: Burglary, any other shop, 131675170: Burglary, weapons arsenal/arms factory/shop selling firearms, 131675171: Burglary, factory, 131675172: Burglary, warehouse etc., 131675173: Burglary, workshop, 131675174: Burglary, timber yard/DIY centre, 131675175: Burglary, IT company, 131675179: Burglary, any other company, 131675181: Burglary, pharmacy, 131675182: Burglary, hospital, 131675183: Burglary, medical centre etc., 131675184: Burglary, any other kind, 131675191: Robbing safe using cutting burner, 131675192: Robbing safe using explosives, 131675193: Robbing safe using angle grinder, 131675194: Robbing a safe, 1320: Residential burglaries, 132075211: Burglary, house, 132075212: Burglary, flat, 132075213: Burglary, room, 132075217: Burglary, farmhouse, 1324: Burglary (uninhabited buildings), 132475214: Burglary, ship/vessel (permanently manned), 132475215: Burglary, newly-built/model house, 132475216: Burglary, ship/vessel (pleasure boats), 132475311: Burglary, holiday house, 132475312: Burglary, garage/outhouse, 132475313: Burglary, basement/loft/boxroom, 132475314: Burglary, caravan, 132475315: Burglary, allotment garden house, 132475331: Burglary, workmens shed/mobile site hut, 132475332: Burglary, icecream booth/hot-dog stand, 1328: Theft from conveyances, 132875511: Theft from car, 132875512: Theft from lorry/van, 132875513: Theft from a motorcycle / scooter, 132875514: Theft from moped, 132875515: Theft from bicycle, 132875516: Theft from boats, 132875519: Theft from other type of vehicle, 1332: Shoplifting, etc., 133275531: Theft from a vending machine in coin laundry, etc., 133275532: Theft from automatic petrol station, 133275533: Theft from a stamp vending machine, 133275534: Theft from vending machine, 133275535: Theft from coin-box telephone, 133275536: Theft from parking meter, 133275537: Theft from slot machine, 133275560: Shoplifting from other types of shops, 133275561: Shoplifting, clothes/leather/shoes, 133275562: Shoplifting, kiosk/tobacconist/wine shop, 133275563: Shoplifting, grocery/supermarket/dairy, 133275564: Shoplifting, radio/camera shop, 133275565: Shoplifting, watchmaker/jeweller, 133275566: Shoplifting, coin laundry, 133275570: Shoplifting, theft by trick, 133275571: Smash-and-grab raid, radio/camera shop, 133275572: Smash-and-grab raid, watchmaker/jeweller, 133275579: Smash-and-grab raid, radio/camera shop, 1336: Other kinds of theft, 133675432: Theft of baby carriage / ??stroller, 133675551: Theft from a cafeteria / restaurant, 133675552: Theft from hotel / motel, 133675553: Theft from cash register, 133675567: Theft from exhibition, 133675568: Theft from coin laundry, 133675569: Theft from other types of shops, 133675574: Theft, trick theft on the street (New from 2013), 133675580: Theft, trick theft in residence, 133675581: Theft from camping site, 133675582: Theft from wardrobe, 133675583: Theft from school / afterschool-centre etc., 133675584: Theft from flat/room/block of flats, 133675585: Theft from a villa / farmhouse, 133675586: Theft from a basement etc., 133675587: Theft from indoor bath/sports centre/locker room, 133675588: Theft from showcase, 133675589: Theft from hospital / nursing home, 133675590: Theft from holiday house, 133675591: Theft from institution, 133675592: Theft from office, 133675593: Theft from military barracks, 133675594: Theft from construction site, 133675595: Theft from night safe, 133675596: Theft from barracks (weapons/ammunition), 133675597: Theft from ATM, 133675598: Theft from garage/outhouse, 133675599: Theft from other places, 133675601: Theft of crops (cereals etc.), 133675602: Theft of petrol/oil, 133675603: Theft of electricity/gas, 133675604: Theft of shipment, 133675605: Theft of livestock, 133675606: Theft of license plates, 133675607: Theft from pocket/bag/luggage, 133675608: Theft of bag/luggage, 133675609: Theft on train/ship/plane/bus, 133675611: Theft at airports, 133675612: Theft in connection with prostitution, 133675613: Theft at railway stations, 133675614: Theft of drugs, 133675615: Theft from employer, 133675616: Theft in connection with violence, 133675619: Any other kind of theft, 133675621: Theft of weapons, 133675622: Theft of fishing gear/nets etc., 133675623: Theft of metals (scrap / parings / burning), 1339: Theft of/taking vehicle without the owners consent (TWOC), 133975411: Theft of registered vehicle, 133975441: Theft of unregistered vehicle, 133977271: Theft of registered cars (TWOC), 133977272: Theft of registered truck / van (TWOC), 133977273: Theft of registered motorbike / scooter (TWOC), 133977274: Theft of rental vehicle (TWOC), 133977275: Theft of unregistered cars (TWOC), 133977276: Theft of unregistered truck / van (TWOC), 133977277: Theft of unregistered motorbike / scooter (TWOC), 133977281: Theft of registered cars (TWOC), 133977282: Theft of registered truck / van (TWOC), 133977283: Theft of registered motorbike / scooter (TWOC), 133977284: Theft of rental vehicle (TWOC), 133977285: Theft of unregistered cars (TWOC), 133977286: Theft of unregistered truck / van (TWOC), 133977287: Theft of unregistered motorbike / scooter (TWOC), 1342: Theft of/taking moped without the owners consent (TWOC), 134275421: Theft of mopeds, 134277311: Theft of mopeds (TWOC), 1345: Theft of/taking bicycle without the owners consent (TWOC), 134575431: Theft of bicycles, 134577411: Theft of bicycles (TWOC), 1348: Theft of/taking other objects without the owners consent (TWOC), 134875442: Theft of ship / boat / plane, 134877278: Theft of ship / boat / plane (TWOC), 134877279: Theft of trailer, registered moped etc. (TWOC), 134877289: Theft of motor vehicle, other (TWOC), 134877511: Theft of other (TWOC), 134877521: Theft of computer equipment (TWOC), 1351: Theft by finding, 135175701: Theft by finding, 1354: Embezzlement, 135476111: Embezzlement/misappropriation of property, 135476112: Embezzlement e.g. by unjustified refusal of repayment, 135476113: Embezzlement/misappropriation of funds, 135476114: Embezzlement of weapons/ammunition, 135476115: Embezzlement - appropriation of IT equipment, 1357: Fraud, 135776141: Fraud, 135776144: Benefit fraud, 135776145: Fraud, Dankort payment card, overdraft own account, 135776146: Fraud, any other charge cards, own account, 135776147: Fraud, any other charge cards, stolen, 135776148: Fraud, unemployment fund, 135776149: Fraud, stolen Dankort payment card, 135776151: Computer fraud, 135776155: Fraud � payment card, 135776156: Fraud � stolen payment cards, 135776404: Benefit fraud, 135776405: Fraud, unemployment fund, 135776406: Any other tax or subsidy legislation fraud - gross, 135776407: Any other tax or subsidy legislation fraud, 1360: Fraud by cheque, 136076142: Fraud cheque, overdraft own account, 136076143: Fraud, stolen cheques, 1363: Fraudulent abuse of position, 136376171: Fraudulent abuse of position, 136376172: Fraudul by abuse of position, cheques, 136376173: Fraudulent abuse of position, Dankort Payment card, 136376181: Fraudulent abuse of position/use of IT equipment, 1366: Blackmail and usury, 136676211: Blackmail, 136676221: Usury, 1372: Fraud against creditors, 137276231: Fraud against creditors, 1376: Handling stolen goods, 137676241: Handling stolen goods, 137676242: Handling stolen goods on arms / ammunition, 137676601: Handling stolen goods, 137676602: Handling stolen goods, aggravated / business, 137676621: Handling stolen goods on arms / ammunition, 137676622: Handling stolen goods on arms / ammunition, aggravated, 137676631: Money laundering, 137676633: Money laundering, serious/commercial, 1380: Robbery, 138076311: Robbery against bank, 138076312: Robbery against public office, 138076313: Robbery against enterprise, 138076314: Robbery against service station, 138076315: Robbery against funds and securities, 138076316: Roberry, night safe wallet, 138076317: Robbing person in his/her home (New from 2008), 138076319: Robbing other persons, 138076321: Aggravated robbery against bank, 138076322: Aggravated robbery against public office, 138076323: Aggravated robbery against enterprise, 138076324: Aggravated robbery against service station, 138076325: Aggravated robbery against transport of funds and securities, 138076326: Aggravated robbery against night safe wallet, 138076327: Aggravated robbery from person in his/her home (New from 2008), 138076329: Aggravated robbery from other persons, 1384: Aggravated tax evasion etc., 138476401: Aggravated tax evasion, 138476402: Aggravated VAT evasion, 138476403: Fraud with EU funds, 138476501: Aggravated smuggling, 1390: Malicious damage to property, 139077111: Malicious damage to property, 139077112: Malicious damage to property, serious, 139077113: Malicious damage to property caused by gross negligence, 139077114: Malicious damage to property, grafitti, 139077115: Malicious damage to property, serious, grafitti, 139077116: Malicious damage to property, aggravating circumstances, 139077117: Malicious damage to property, serious (aggravating circumstances), 139077118: Malicious damage to property, grafitti (aggravating circumstances), 139077119: Malicious damage to property, serious, grafitti (aggravating circumstances), 139077121: Malicious damage to property regarding computer material, 1394: Receiving stolen goods by negligence, 139477694: Receiving stolen goods by negligence, 1398: Offence against and infringement of property, 139877141: Destruction of own property, 139877512: Obstruction of the right of others, 139877611: Illegal vigilantism, 139877612: Illegal damming, 139877621: Deceit not constituting fraud, 139877622: Deceit not constituting fraud (aggravating circumstances), 139877624: Deceit by neglicence (not fraud), 139877625: Deceit by neglicence (not fraud), 139877631: Incorrect information about the finances of an enterprise, 139877641: Obtaining credit dishonestly, 139877643: Illegal spending of prepaid consideration, 139877645: Removal without paying, 139877647: Gatecrashing, 139877651: Secret commission/Kickbacks, 139877655: Trade secrets offence, aggravating circumstances, 139877656: The Marketing Practices Act, aggravating circumstances, 139877657: Infringement of copyright, aggravating circumstances, 139877658: Piracy, particularly aggravating circumstances, 139877659: Cartel agreement, particularly aggravating circumstances, 139877660: Insider trading/market manipulation, aggravating circumstances, 139877661: Illegal deterioration of assets and liabilities, 139877671: Exploiting the mistake of others, 139877675: Exploiting the financial difficulties of others, 139877681: Subsequently usury, 139877685: Means of payment/payment card, unauthorised use, disclosure, 139877686: Password to information system, unauthorised access/disclosure, 139877691: Irregularities in the accounting records, 139877697: Illegal voting concerning financial matters, 139877698: Bribing an arbitrator, 14: Other offences, total, 1410: Offences against public authority, etc., 141070095: Duty of confidentiality cf. section 79 b of the Danish Criminal Code, breach, 141070097: Duty of confidentiality cf. section 79 c of the Danish Criminal Code, breach, 141070111: High treason, 141070115: Instigation of war, 141070121: Public statements causing danger, 141070125: Fifth Column activities, 141070126: Participation in armed conflict, 141070127: Enlistment into armed conflict, 141070131: Assistance to the enemy in wartime, 141070141: Breach of contract during war, 141070151: Commercial collaboration with the enemy, 141070161: Improper relations with occupying power, 141070163: Diplomatic treason, 141070165: Espionage, 141070171: Assisting foreign intelligence, 141070173: Disclosure of secret negotiations, 141070175: Falsification of documents of national importance, 141070181: Public description of military installations, 141070185: Violation of the nations neutrality, 141070187: Violation of restraining injunction intended to safeguard the nation, 141070191: Offence against foreign head of state, 141070194: Public insult to foreign nation, 141070195: Improper treatment of religious writings or similar, 141070211: Rebellion, 141070221: Crime against the Danish monarch, 141070231: Force against the Danish Parliament, 141070241: Illegal corps activity, 141070242: Terrorism, 141070243: Terrorism, financial support for, 141070244: Incitement to terrorism, 141070245: Social order, disturbance/finanial support for disturbance of, 141070246: Member of an illegal army, 141070247: Weapons of mass destruction, the spread of, 141070248: Terrorism / receive financial support, 141070249: Illegal entry / stay in conflict area, 141070251: Any other crime against the Danish royal family, 141070261: Obstructing election for Parliament etc., 141070271: Unlawful participation in parliamentary elections, 141070281: Coercion against public authority etc., 141070291: Council of Europe Convention on the prevention of terrorism, 141070292: Terrorism, financial support for, 141070293: Solicitation of persons to commit terrorist offences, 141070294: Provision of training for terrorist offences, 141070295: Incitement to terrorism, 141070296: Social order, disturbance/finanial support for disturbance of, 141070297: Member of an illegal army, 141070298: Weapons of mass destruction, the spread of, 141070318: Insult to police officer, 141070321: Insult to public authority, 141070322: Bribery of public authority, 141070331: Aiding and abetting to abscond, 141070332: Illegitimate relations with prisoners etc., 141070335: Prisoner, escaped, 141070336: Aiding and abetting to abscond, 141070337: Illegitimate relations with prisoners etc., 141070338: Detained, illegal possession of mobile phone etc., 141070339: Visitor, illegal carrier of mobile phone etc., 141070340: Custody, illegal possession of mobile phone etc., 141070341: Obstructing prosecution/enforcement, 141070342: Location ban cf. section 79 a of the Danish Criminal code, violation of, 141070343: Location ban cf. section 79 b of the Danish Criminal code, violation of, 141070344: Contact ban cf. section 79 b of the Danish Criminal code, violation of, 141070345: Human trafficing, aggravating circumstance, 141070347: Location ban cf. section 79 c of the Danish Criminal Code, breach, 141070351: Destruction of public seal / mark, 141070352: Destruction of public notice, 141070361: Evasion of military service, 141070365: Illegal recruitment, 141070371: Disclose confidential negotiations, etc., 141070375: Publication of untrue minutes of a meeting, 141070376: Being in possession of/using the mark of a prohibited association or society, 141070379: Location ban offence, infringement of (prohibited association or society), 141070380: Non-compliance with injunction � participation in assembly (prohibited association or society), 141070381: Unjustified exercise of public authority, 141070385: Purport to be vested with public authority, 141070386: Carries on activities without public authorisation/despite disqualification, 141070387: Involved in activities from which one has been disqualified by the court, 141070391: (Unauthorised use of official garments, badges, insignia etc.), 141070397: Involved in a prohibited association or society, 141070415: Fail to comply with a lawful dispersal order, 141070423: Improper use of emergency signal etc., 141070425: Public incitement to crime, 141070428: approval of crime in connection with religious education, 141070431: attempt to prevent a lawful public assembly, 141070432: Disruption of the Danish Parliament, meetings and similar, 141070441: Dangerous intoxication, 141070451: Desecration of a grave, 141070452: Inappropriate behaviour towards the church, 141070461: Insulting religious community in public, 141070463: Neglecting to prevent crime, 141070471: Failure to provide assistance to public authority, 141070475: Withholding information about a persons innocence, 1415: Offences by public servants, 141570511: Reception of bribe by public authority, 141570515: Illegal collection of tax, etc., 141570521: Abuse of judicial power, 141570524: Illegal enforcement of criminal authority, 141570527: Illegal litigation, 141570531: Obstructing enforcement of a sentence, 141570541: Abuse of public office, 141570551: Inciting subordinate to commit an offence, 141570561: Undue disclosure of confidential information, 141570562: Confidentiality breach, 141570571: Destruction of mail, etc., 141570581: Public authorities criminal offences, 141570585: Any other abuse of public position/office, 141570591: Misconduct in performance of public function or office, 141570595: Negligence in public function or office, 1420: Perjury, 142070611: Perjury, 142070621: Testimony/cause of exemption, 142070631: Grossly negligent giving of evidence, 1425: Any other kind of false statement, 142570641: False statement by solemn declaration, 142570651: Untruthful statement/relationsship of obligation, 142570661: Any other untruthful written statement, 142570671: False accusation/distortion of evidence, 142570672: Detained information about a persons innocence, 142570681: False accusation/complaint, 1430: Offences concerning money and evidence, 143070711: Counterfeiting money, 143070721: Putting counterfeit money into circulation, 143070731: Putting presumed counterfeit money into circulation, 143070741: Introducing money-like items, 143070745: Counterfeiting money electronically, 143070751: Illegal preparation of means of payment, 143070821: Forgery, 143070831: Forgery/unauthorised use of genuine document, 143070841: Insertion of false matter in a genuine document, 143070851: Forged or counterfeit stamp/symbol etc., 143070861: Forged or counterfeit documentary stamp/postage stamp etc., 143070871: Elimination of documentary evidence, 143070881: False boundary posts etc., 1435: Trafficking of drugs, etc., 143571281: Trafficking of drugs, 143571285: Handling stolen goods, drugs, 143571286: Doping substances, sale of (aggravating circumstances), 143576611: Handling of stolen goods in relation to drugs, 143576612: Handling of stolen goods in relation to drugs - aggravated, 1440: Smuggling etc. of drugs, 144071282: Smuggling etc. of drugs, 144071287: Doping substances, smuggling etc. (aggravating circumstances), 1445: General public offences etc., 144571211: Harming other people by explosion, spreading of injuring gases, etc., 144571212: Causing imminent danger to other people by explosion, spreading of injuring gases, etc., 144571213: Explosion, spreading of injuring gases, etc., by neglience, 144571221: Hijacking of aircraft / ship, etc., 144571224: Interfering with public transport means, 144571231: Failed to avert fire and similar, 144571241: Poisoning of drinking water, 144571244: Suppressing information/distributing items endangering human health, 144571251: Distributing items endangering human health, 144571261: Illegal distribution of medicines, 144571271: Endangered the health of animals, 144571289: Firearms, exceptionally aggravating, public place, 144571290: Firearms, exceptionally aggravating, non-public place, 144571291: Causing danger of epidemic, 144571292: Weapons and explosives of a particularly dangerous nature, 144571293: Radioactive substances, possession / use of, 144571294: Weapons and explosives, under highly aggravating circumstances, 144571295: Weapons and explosives, particularly dangerous, 144571296: Firearms, exceptionally aggravating circumstances, 144571297: Other highly dangerous weapons or explosives, highly aggravating circumstances, 144571298: Other weapons or explosives, highly aggravating circumstances, 144571311: Interfering with the operation of public infrastructure, 144571321: Destruction of public memorials and the like, 144571331: Sale of adulterated or counterfeit foods, 144571341: Environment, pollution with significant damage, 144571351: Trade in wildlife, exceptionally aggravating, 1450: Illegal trade, etc., 145071411: Begging despite being cautioned, 145071412: Begging, warning served (injunction), 145071421: Vagrancy, 145071431: Illegal trade, 145071441: Harmful business practices, speculation, 145071451: Gambling / betting, 145071461: Gambling in a public place, 145071471: Fraudulent prompting to emigration, 1455: Family relation offences, 145572111: Bigamy, the married person, 145572112: Bigamy, gross negligence, 145572113: Bigamy, the unmarried person, 145572131: Neglect, 145572141: False birth notification, 145572151: Evasion of parental responsibility, 145572153: Sending child abroad, health/development hazard, 1460: Involuntary manslaughter etc. in connection with traffic accident, 146073152: Involuntary manslaughter in connection with traffic accident, 146073312: Causing bodily harm by negligence in connection with road traffic accident, 146073314: Causing serious bodily harm by negligence in connection with road traffic accident, 146073316: Causing grievous bodily harm by negligence in connection with road traffic accident, 1475: Non-molestation order (Repealed on 2012), 147574261: Breach of warning (Repealed in 2012), 147574262: Application for warning, 147574263: Warning issued, 1485: Invasion of privacy and defamation, 148574201: Data system, unauthorised access to, 148574202: Secrecy of correspondence, breach of, 148574203: Unlawful interception of communications, 148574204: Wrongful access to trade secrets, 148574205: Means of access to data system, unauthorised sale/distribution, 148574206: Means of access to data system, unauthorised sharing with many, 148574207: Means of access to data system, unauthorised sale/distribution, public interest, 148574208: Means of access to data system, unauthorised sale/distribution, personal data, 148574209: Means of access to data system, unauthorised sale/distribution, accounts, 148574211: Breach of the secrecy of correspondence, 148574212: Unauthorised access to private rooms of other persons, 148574213: Unlawful interception of communications, 148574215: Unauthorised access to computer data, 148574216: Wrongful access to business secrets, 148574217: Password to information system, wrongful use of, 148574221: Invasion of the privacy of someones house, 148574225: Industrial espionage, 148574231: Taking photograps of persons without their permission, 148574241: Invasion of privacy, 148574242: Unauthorised registration of movements, 148574251: Use of information deriving from invasion of privacy, 148574255: Wrongful disclosure of communications or photographs, 148574257: Misused identity, 148574274: Racial discrimination, 148574277: Persecution by repeated accusations, 148574281: Defamation, 148574282: Defamation (New from 2019), 148574283: Defamation of dead persons, 148574285: Allegation � false, 148574286: Allegations via mass media, 148574291: Slander, 148574293: Insults, 148574297: Defamatory statement against dead person, 2: The Road Traffic Act, total, 21: Traffic accident, unspecified, 2110: Traffic accident, unspecified, 211080100: Road traffic accident (RTA), 211080111: RTA. Bodily injury and minor material damage, 211080112: RTA. Minor material damage, no bodily injury, 211080113: RTA. Bodily injury and significant material damage, 211080114: RTA. Significant material damage, no bodily injury, 211080115: RTA. Bodily injury, no material damage, 22: The Road Traffic Act, alcohol, 2210: Road traffic accident involving alcohol, 221080116: RTA. Drunken driving, bodily injury, 221080117: RTA. Drunken driving, no bodily injury, 221080119: RTA. Motorised vehicle, euphoriants, bodily injury, 221080121: RTA. Driver with high alcohol blood level, bodily injury, 221080122: RTA. Drunken driving, unfit to drive, bodily injury, 221080123: RTA. Driver, drunken driving, bodily injury, 221080124: RTA. Driver, medicines etc., bodily injury, 221080125: RTA. Moped rider under the influence of alcohol, bodily injury, 221080126: RTA. Moped rider, medicines etc., bodily injury, 221080127: RTA. Cyclist etc. under the influence of alcohol, bodily injury, 221080128: RTA. Cyclist etc., medicines etc., bodily injury, 221080129: RTA. Driver, medicines etc., bodily injury, 221080131: RTA. Driver with high blood alcohol level, no bodily injury, 221080132: RTA. Drunken driving, unfit to drive, no bodily injury, 221080133: RTA. Driver, drunken driving, no bodily injury, 221080134: RTA. Driver, medicines etc., no bodily injury, 221080135: RTA. Moped rider under the influence of alcohol, no bodily injury, 221080136: RTA. Moped rider, medicines etc., no bodily injury, 221080137: RTA. Cyclist etc. under the influence of alcohol, no bodily injury, 221080138: RTA. Cyclist, medicines etc., no bodily injury, 221080139: RTA. Moped rider, medicines etc., bodily injury, 221080140: RTA. Cyclist etc. under the influence of alcohol, bodily injury, 221080141: RTA. Moped rider with high blood alcohol level, bodily injury, 221080142: RTA. Cyclist etc., medicines etc., bodily injury, 221080143: RTA. Moped rider, drunken driving, bodily injury, 221080144: RTA. Driver, medicines etc., no bodily injury, 221080145: RTA. Moped rider, medicines etc., no bodily injury, 221080146: RTA. Cyclist etc. under the influence of alcohol, no bodily injury, 221080147: RTA. Cyclist, medicines etc., no bodily injury, 221080148: RTA. Motorised vehicle, euphoriants, no bodily injury, 221080151: RTA. Driver with blood alcohol level below 0,81, bodily injury, 221080152: RTA. Moped rider with blood alcohol level below 0.81, bodily injury, 221080171: RTA. Moped rider with high blood alcohol level, no bodily injury, 221080173: RTA. Moped rider, drunken driving, no bodily injury, 221080181: RTA. Driver with blood alcohol level below 0,81, no bodily injury, 221080182: RTA. Moped rider with blood alcohol level below 0,81, no bodily injury, 2220: Drunken driving, 222080120: RTA. Drunken driving, bodily injury, 222080130: RTA. Drunken driving, no bodily injury, 222080200: Drunken driving, 222080201: Drunken driving, 222080210: Alcohol, driver with high blood alcohol level, 222080220: Drunken driving, unfit to drive, 222080230: Alcohol, driver, drunken driving, 222080233: Alcohol, driver with blood alcohol level below 0.81, 222080239: Driver of motor vehicle, euphoriants, 222080240: Driver, medicines etc., 222080241: Driver, medicines etc., 222080242: Motorised vehicle, euphoriants, no prescription, 222080243: Motorised vehicle, euphoriants on prescription, 222080244: Driver of motor vehicle, euphoriants, no prescription, 222080245: Driver of motor vehicle, euphoriants on prescription, 222080246: THC (points offence), no prescription, motorised vehicle, except small moped, 222080247: THC (points offence), on prescription, motorised vehicle, except small moped, 222080249: Alcohol, moped rider with high blood alcohol level, 222080250: Alcohol, moped rider under the influence of alcohol, 222080251: Alcohol, moped rider, drunken driving, 222080253: Alcohol, moped rider with blood alcohol level below 0.81, 222080260: Moped rider, medicines etc., 222080261: Moped rider, medicines etc., 222080270: Cyclist etc., under the influence of alcohol, 222080271: Cyclist etc., under the influence of alcohol, 222080280: Cyclist etc., medicines etc., 222080281: Cyclist etc., medicines etc., 222082000: Unspecified drunken driving, 24: Vehicle defects, 2410: Vehicle defects, 241081445: Small moped, not legal, 40-42 km / h, 241081446: Small moped, not legal, 43 km / h or more, 241081447: Large moped, not legal, 60-63 km / h, 241081448: Large moped, not legal, 64 km / h or more, 241081449: Moped, not legal, construction changes/increased top speed, 241081450: Vehicle defects, Executive order on the Design of Technical Equipment, 241081452: Errors and omissions, safety-critical on lorries and buses, 241081455: Antipollution equipment, manipulation of, owner�s responsibility for vehicles, 241081456: �Antipollution equipment, manipulation of, driver�s responsibility for vehicles, 26: The Road Traffic Act in other respects, 2610: Any other Road Traffic Act offences, 261081010: Driving without due care and attention, 261081020: Instructions, failure to comply with, 261081021: Traffic light signals, driving through a red/yellow light, 261081022: Speeding, traffic sign, 261081023: Automatic traffic control, speeding, traffic sign, 261081024: Automatic traffic control, speeding, traffic sign, 261081025: Automatic traffic control, speeding, traffic sign, 261081026: Automatic traffic control, speeding, traffic sign (penalty points), 261081027: Automatic traffic control, speeding, traffic sign, 261081028: Automatic traffic control, speeding, traffic sign, 261081029: Automatic traffic control, speeding, traffic sign, 261081030: Automatic traffic control, traffic light, driving through a red light (penalty points), 261081032: Red light, driving through a (penalty points), 261081033: The direction of travel, driving against (penalty points), 261081034: Prohibitory lines, crossing in connection with overtaking (penalty points), 261081035: Emergency lane, driving in (penalty points), 261081036: Overtaking, traffic sign/marking (penalty points), 261081037: Give way, traffic sign/marking (penalty points), 261081038: Speed, traffic sign (penalty points), 261081039: Railway crossing, passing through (penalty points), 261081040: Emergency driving, 261081050: RTA. Duty of care not observed, 261081051: Duty of care in relation to road traffic accidents, fail to stop, 261081052: Duties in road traffic accident (fails to provide assistance), 261081053: Duties in road traffic accident, 261081060: Position on the road, 261081061: Distance to the vehicle in front too short (penalty points), 261081062: Traffic island etc., bypassing on the left (penalty points), 261081080: Turning etc., 261081085: Turning etc. in a way causing hazard to/unnecessarily holding up the traffic (penalty points), 261081090: Turning, reversing, changing lanes etc., 261081091: Turning or reversing in way causing hazard to/unnecessarily holding up the traffic (penalty points), 261081092: Changing lanes, starting, positioning, stopping in a way causing hazard to/holding up the traffic (penalty points), 261081110: Driving in bus lanes etc., 261081120: Other vehicles, driving when meeting, 261081130: Overtaking, reckless driving at the time of, 261081131: Overtaking, driving in the course of (penalty points), 261081135: Overtaking, increased speed (penalty points), 261081140: Changing lanes, prohibition against (penalty points), 261081150: No overtaking, 261081152: Overtaking, prohibition against (penalty points), 261081155: Overtaking near pedestrian crossing (penalty points), 261081170: Offence against duty to give way, 261081171: Absolute give way, marking (penalty points), 261081172: Absolute give way, exit point (penalty points), 261081173: Priority to the right (penalty points), 261081174: Turning, not made without holding up traffic (penalty points), 261081190: Pedestrians, obligations to, 261081210: Stopping and parking, 261081220: Signalling, 261081230: Use of lights, lack of marking, 261081250: Bicycle- and motor race, 261081251: Motor racing, 261081252: Motor racing (penalty points), 261081260: Disturbing/disruptive driving, 261081261: Undue noise, 261081262: Unduly evolves smoke and gas, 261081263: Disturbing/disruptive driving, 261081265: Speeding section 41, 261081270: Speeding sections 42-43a, 261081271: Automatic traffic control speeding, 261081272: Automatic traffic control speeding, 261081273: Automatic traffic control speeding, 261081274: Automatic traffic control, speeding (penalty points), 261081275: Automatic traffic control, speeding, 261081276: Automatic traffic control, speeding, 261081277: Automatic traffic control, speeding, 261081278: Speed, general (penalty points), 261081279: Speed, vehicle-specific (penalty points), 261081290: Motorway etc., driving on, 261081330: Cyclists, special rules for, 261081338: 3-wheel moped, passenger under 5 years old not wearing seat belt (penalty points), 261081340: Moped riding, special rules for, 261081341: Small moped, riding without having acquired a licence, 261081342: Driving licence for small moped, not brought or produced, 261081343: Driving licence for moped/tractor not brought or produced for riding a small moped, 261081370: Motorcycle riding, special rules for, 261081372: Two-wheel motorcycle, passenger under 135 cm (penalty points), 261081373: Three-wheel/sidecar mounted motorcycle, passenger under 5 years not wearing a seat belt (penalty points), 261081390: Drunken driving, failure to prevent, 261081391: Drunken driving, failure to prevent, 261081393: Mobile phone etc., use of, 261081394: Mobile phone etc., use of (penalty points), 261081395: Mobile phone etc., use of, 261081396: Automatic traffic control � Mobile phone etc., use of (penalty points), 261081397: Automatic traffic control, mobile phone, use of handheld, 261081402: Drivers education, breach of rules on (Order on Driving Licences), 261081405: Large moped, driving without a driving licence, 261081407: Tractor/motorised equipment, driving without a licence, 261081408: Large moped, driving without a driving licence, 261081409: Motor vehicle, driving without a driving licence, 261081410: Driving licence not brought (motor vehicle/large moped), 261081411: Driving licence, driving despite refusal, 261081412: Driving without a licence for the category concerned, 261081415: Occupational driving licence, driving without, 261081416: Bus, driving without a licence, 261081417: Foreign driving licence, exchange of licence denied, 261081420: Driving licence, confiscation for medical reasons, 261081421: Driving licence, confiscation due to insobriety, 261081422: Driving licence, confiscation due to euphoriants, 261081423: Driving licence, confiscation due to inadequate driving skills, 261081424: Foreign driving licence, confiscation of, 261081425: Driving licence, confiscation, failed to show up for control test, 261081426: Driving licence denied, medical condition, insobriety, euphoriants, 261081427: Occupational driving licence denied, criminal offences, 261081428: Alcolock programme, 261081429: Driving licence, disqual., no course in tachograph driving/resting time or cargo securing/overload, 261081430: Driving practice, 261081435: Driver without the company of an experienced driver, 261081436: Companion, rules concerning, 261081437: Driver (companion demands) not fulfilled duty to provide information / responsibility, 261081440: Duty of disclosure etc. not met, 261081451: Speed-limiting device, change/lack of, 261081460: Small motorised vehicles etc., special rules for (electric scooters etc.), 261081490: Connection and towing, 261081510: No registration, 261081520: In breach of the vehicle registration order, 261081522: Automatic traffic control, vehicle registration order (no licence plate), 261081550: Illegal driving in foreign vehicle, 261081555: MOT test, failed to comply with summons to attend, 261081560: Seat belt, not using, 261081562: Automatic traffic control, seat belt, not wearing, 261081563: Transporting a child in rear-facing infant seat in front passenger seat with active airbag, 261081564: Allowed themselves to be transported despite the lack of seats, 261081565: Safety equipment, below the age of 15 (penalty points), 261081566: Transporting a child without special safety equipment (penalty points), 261081567: Transporting a child, any other offence in relation to (penalty points), 261081568: Transporting children beyond the number of seats (penalty points), 261081569: Transporting children (penalty points), 261081570: Safety helmet, not wearing, 261081572: Safety equipment, below the age of 14 (penalty points), 261081573: Transporting a child under 14 in the front seat (penalty points), 261081574: Safety helmet, 5-14 years not wearing a seat belt (penalty points), 261081575: Safety helmed, 8-14 years (penalty points), 261081576: Safety helmet, 5-13 years not wearing a seat belt (penalty points), 261081580: Vehicle loading condition, 261081581: Dangerous goods, national and international transport, 261081590: Vehicle dimensions, 261081610: Overload, including the Executive Order on weight and axle load, 261081611: Overload, total weight, 261081612: Overload, axle load, 261081630: Flatbed truck driving, 261081631: Driving and rest periods, 261081640: Pollution of road etc., 261081650: Animal on the road, etc., 261081670: Insurance, no policy, 261081683: Driving heavy-duty vehicle while disqualified (disqualified from driving heavy-duty vehicles), 261081684: Driving heavy-duty vehicle while disqualified (from driving cars and heavy-duty vehicles), 261081685: Period of disqualification - driving (motor vehicle / large moped), 261081686: Period of disqualification, driving (small moped) in, 261081690: Period of disqualification, driving during, 261081810: Confiscation of motor vehicle, 261081811: Confiscation of large or small moped, 261081880: Actions abroad, 261081990: Violated other regulations of the Road Traffic Act, 261081999: Confiscation of moped parts, 3: Special acts, total, 32: Euphoriants Act, 3210: Euphoriants Act, 321084110: Euphoriants Act, 321084111: Euphoriants Act (sale), 321084115: Laughing gas, act on marketing and possession of, 34: The Offensive Weapons Act, 3410: The Offensive Weapons Act, 341084170: The Weapons and Explosives Act, 341084171: The Offensive Weapons Act, firearms, 341084172: The Offensive Weapons Act, knife in a public place, 341084173: The Offensive Weapons Act, any other knife offence, 341084174: The Offensive Weapons Act, any other offence, 341084180: The Knife Act, knife in a place open to the public (Section 1), 341084181: The Knife Act, any other offence, 36: Tax legislation and fiscal acts, 3610: Tax legislation and fiscal acts, etc., 361085110: Tax at Source Act, 361085130: Tax Control Act, 361085140: Breached the act on registration, 361085145: In breach of the order on registration, 361085146: Lacking business name and CVR no., regulation on registration, 361085147: Automatic traffic control - order on registration, missing number plate, 361085150: Act on General Sales Tax, 361085160: Control of precious metals, 361085170: Fiscal acts on excise duties on beverages, tobacco, petrol, 361085190: The Registration Fee Act, 361085210: Vehicle Excise Duty Act, 361085220: Tax on Casino Games Act, 361085230: Act on Stamp Duty, 361085250: The Customs Act, 361085251: The Customs Act - aggravating circumstances, 361085260: EC market regulations, 361085270: Legislation on prices and profits, 361085990: Other tax laws, etc., 38: Any other special acts, 3810: Other special acts in criminal law, 381083980: Fire investigations, 381084120: The Administration of Justice Act, 381084121: Recording / transmit pictures, sounds and text, 381084129: The Administration of Justice Act, refusing to state name, 381084130: The Aliens Act in other respects, regarding criminal liability, 381084131: Asylum-seeker returned to another country, 381084132: Any other alien returned to another country, 381084133: Asylum-seeker not returned to another country, 381084134: Any other alien not returned to another country, 381084135: The Aliens Act, unlawful stay/work, 381084136: The Aliens Act, entering the country by false information, 381084137: The Aliens Act, unlawful work/employers, 381084138: Asylum-seeker in Denmark, returned from other country, 381084139: Any other alien returned from another country, 381084140: The Aliens Act, entry into the country by false information, 381084141: The Aliens Act, breach of issued entry prohibition, 381084142: The Aliens Act, unlawful stay, 381084143: Aliens Act, trafficking, 381084144: The Aliens Act, assisting in unlawful entry/stay, 381084145: The Aliens Act, transporters responsibility, 381084146: The Aliens Act, breach of issued entry prohibition, 381084147: The Aliens Act, expelled from another Nordic country, 381084148: The Aliens Act, entry probibition issued, 381084149: Failure to comply with requirement to report to public authority cf. the Aliens Act, 381084150: Passport Act (Repealed in 2015), 381084151: The Aliens Act, assisting in unlawful entry, 381084152: The Aliens Act, assisting in unlawful stay, 381084153: The Aliens Act, assisting in unlawful employment, 381084154: Failure to comply with duty to provide information cf. the Aliens Act, 381084155: The Aliens Act, unlawful stay, 381084156: The Aliens Act, unlawful work/employee, 381084157: The Aliens Act, unlawful stay, 381084158: The Aliens Act, unlawful work, 381084159: The Aliens Act, unlawful stay/employees, 381084160: The Aliens Act, unlawful work/employees, 381084161: The Aliens Act, unlawful entry, 381084167: The Aliens Act, assisting in unlawful stay, 381084169: Failure to comply with order to stay at specified place cf. the Aliens Act, 381084190: Explosive, Weapons and Explosives Act, 381084191: Explosive, Executive Order on Explosives, 381084192: Explosive, Executive Order on Explosives, breach of terms, 381084201: Fireworks Act, 381084210: The Fire Protection and Prevention Act/Emergency Mangement Act, 381084215: Fire safety legislation, 381084220: Executive Order on Public Order, preservation of the public peace etc., 381084221: Executive Order on Public Order, preservation of the public peace (porn exhibition), 381084222: Executive Order on Public Order, temporary measures/injunction issued, 381084223: Executive Order on Public Order, temporary measures/breach of injunction, 381084224: Executive Order on Public Order, prohibition zone (exclusion order issued), 381084225: Executive Order on Public Order, prohibition zone (breach of exclusion order), 381084226: Executive Order on Public Order, aggravating circumstances (disorderly conduct involving disturbance and disruption of the public peace), 381084230: Act on Police Activities, 381084231: Act on Police Activities, injunction issued, 381084232: Act on Police Activities, breach of injunction, 381084233: Act on Police Activities, local, 381084236: Police law, night life zone � authorised doorman missing, 381084237: Police law, night life zone � unnecessary driving, 381084239: Police law, night life zone � breach of injunction, 381084240: Winter maintenance/upkeep of public road, 381084241: Winter maintenance/upkeep of private road, 381084242: Roads Act, road area at ones disposal, 381084250: The Radio and Television Broadcasting Act, 381084255: Act on Radiocommunications, 381084260: Civil Registration System Act, 381084261: The Law on Personal Names, 381084265: Act on Processing of Personal Data, 381084266: The Data Protection Act, 381084270: Executive order on radio and television license fees, 381084290: The Inquests Act, 381084310: Act on Statistics Denmark, 381084315: The Criminal Enforcement Act, 381084320: Postal legislation, 381084330: The Library Act, 381084335: TV Surveillance Act, 381084340: Act applying to private security service, 381084345: The Debt Recovery Act, 381084350: Act on War Material, 381084360: Money Laundering Act, 381084370: Stay in property/preparation of exclusion order, 381084371: Stay in property/exclusion order issued against, 381084372: Stay in property/breach of exclusion order against, 381084375: Quarantine from sporting events, preparation of exclusion order, 381084376: Quarantine from sporting events, exclusion order issued, 381084377: Quarantine from sporting events, breach of exclusion order, 381084380: Visitors to specific premises/preparation of exclusion order against, 381084381: Visitors to specific premises/exclusion order issued against, 381084382: Visitors to specific premises/breach of exclusion order against, 381084385: Ouster order/exclusion order, petition for, 381084386: Petition for ouster order/exclusion order/non-molestation order, 381084387: Ouster order, exclution order issued, 381084388: Ouster order, exclusion order and non-molestation order issued, 381084389: Ouster order, breach of issued exclusion order, 381084390: Ouster order, breach of issued exclusion order and non-molestation order, 381084400: Sporting events, organisation/conduct, preparation of injunction, 381084401: Sporting events, organisation/conduct, injunction issued, 381084402: Sporting events, organisation/conduct, breach of issued injunction, 381084405: Sporting events, not conducted, preparation of exclusion order, 381084406: Sporting events, not conducted, exclusion order issued, 381084407: Sporting events, not conducted, breach of issued exclusion order, 381084409: Sports events, stays, breach of imposed injunction, 381084410: Vehicles, MOT test not taken, 381084420: Act on Electronic Communications Networks and Services, 381084427: Sports events, detaining of spectators, breach of imposed injunction, 381084441: Non-molestation order issued, 381084442: Exclusion order issued, 381084443: Ouster order issued, 381084444: Non-molestation order and exclusion order issued, 381084445: Ouster order and non-molestation order issued, 381084446: Ouster order and exclusion order issued, 381084447: Ouster order, non-molestation order and exclusion order issued, 381084451: Breach of non-molestation order (New from 2012), 381084452: Breach of exclusion order (New from 2012), 381084453: Breach of ouster order (New from 2012), 381084454: Breach of non-molestation order and exclusion order (New from 2012), 381084455: Breach of ouster order and non-molestation order (New from 2012), 381084456: Breach of ouster order and exclusion order (New from 2012), 381084457: Breach of ouster order, non-molestation order and exclusion order (New from 2012), 381084471: Breach of municipal exclusion order applying to a haunt, 381084474: Breach of exclusion order applying to the haunt of a group, 381084475: Breach of duty to disclose in connection with municipal exclusion order applying to a haunt, 381084500: The Passport Act in other respects (New 2015), 381084503: The Passport Act, breach of prohibition on leaving the country (New 2015), 381084990: Other special acts in criminal law, 3815: Health and social security legislation, 381586110: Social Services Act, Consolidation Act on Social Services, 381586130: The Health Act, 381586150: Act on the Danish Labour Market Supplementary Pension (ATP), 381586170: Veterinary Legislation, 381586190: Meat Act, 381586210: Food legislation, 381586220: Food law, 381586230: Legislation on antibiotics, 381586240: Medicines Act, 381586245: Act prohibiting certain doping substances, 381586250: The Practice of Medicine Act, 381586251: The Authorisation Act, medical doctors, 381586255: Dentists Act, 381586256: The Authorisation Act, dentists, 381586270: Nursing Act, 381586271: The Authorisation Act, nurses, 381586290: The Act on Midwives, 381586291: The Authorisation Act, midwives, 381586310: Pregnancy Act, 381586315: Act on the legal status of children, 381586320: The Tatooing Act, 381586910: Danish Epidemics Act, 381586990: Other health and social security legislation, 381586993: COVID-19, breach of injunction, 3820: Building and housing legislation, 382087110: Housing and building legislation, 382087120: The Municipal Planning Act, 382087130: Rent Act, 3825: The environmental protection act, 382588110: The environmental protection act, 382588112: Environmental zone, violation, Danish vehicle, 382588113: Environmental zone, violation, foreign vehicle, 382588115: The Marine Environment Act, oil pollution, 382588116: The Marine Environment Act, any other pollution, 382588120: Transboundary shipment of waste, green-listed, 382588124: Transboundary shipment of waste, notifiable, 382588126: The Executive Order on Waste, breach, 382588128: The Danish National Waste Register, breach, 382588130: The Protection of Nature Act, 382588131: Washington Convention, endangered animals / plants, 382588150: Forest Act, 382588160: The Planning Act, 382588170: The Urban and Rural Zones Act, 382588190: Act on summer houses and camping, 382588210: Act on owners right not to have his fields and roads trespassed upon, 382588230: Chemical Substances and Products Act, 382588250: Agriculture Act, 382588990: Other environmental protection legislation, 3830: Legislation on animals, hunting, etc., 383089110: Act on the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal, 383089111: Act on the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal, mistreatment/aggravated negligent treatment of animals, 383089112: Transport of animals, aiding commercial transport of animals, 383089113: Transport of animals, commercial transport of animals whilst disqualified, 383089114: Transport of animals, no certificate of competence, 383089115: Transport of animals, floor space/surface, transporter (penalty points), 383089116: Transport or animals, inside height, transporter (penalty points), 383089117: Transport of animals, ventilation, transporter (penalty points), 383089118: Transport of animals, water/feed, transporter (penalty points), 383089119: Transport of animals, resting periods, transporter (penalty points), 383089120: Transport of animals, bedding, transporter (penalty points), 383089121: Transport of animals, transportability, transporter (penalty points), 383089122: Transport of animals, floor space/surface, driver/attendant (penalty points), 383089123: Tranport of animals, inside height, driver/attendant (penalty points), 383089124: Transport of animals, ventilation, driver/attendant (penalty points), 383089125: Tranport of animals, water/feed, driver/attendant (penalty points), 383089126: Transport of animals, resting periods, driver/attendant (penalty points), 383089127: Transport of animals, bedding, driver/attendant (penalty points), 383089128: Transport of animals, transportability, driver/attendant (penalty points), 383089129: Slaughter and killing of animals - departmental order, 383089130: The game act, 383089131: Transport of animals, floor space/surface, company, 383089132: Transport of animals, inside height, company, 383089133: Transport of animals, ventilation, company, 383089134: Transport of animals, water/feed, company, 383089135: Transport of animals, resting periods, company, 383089136: Transport of animals, bedding, company, 383089137: Transport of animals, transportability, company, 383089138: Transport of animals, any other kind, 383089140: Act on the Keeping of Horses, preparation of prohibition, 383089141: Act on the Keeping of Horses, injunction issued, 383089142: Act on the Keeping of Horses, breach of issued injunction, 383089143: Act on the Keeping of Horses, no insurance, 383089146: The Animal Welfare Act, breach of issued order, 383089149: The Animal Welfare Act, breach of imposed injunction, 383089150: The Act on Dogs, preparation of order, 383089151: The Act on Dogs, order by, 383089152: The Act on Dogs, in breach of, and breach of order, 383089153: The Act on Dogs, disqualification by, 383089158: Live animal transport, breach of imposed injunction, 383089162: Dairy cattle, breach of injunction, 383089170: Fishing Legislation, 383089180: Act on pilot whales for the Faroe Island, 383089990: Other legislation applying to animals, hunting, etc, 3835: Legislation on employment, transport, etc., 383590110: Employment protection legislation, 383590111: Workers Compensation Act, 383590120: Regulations on tachographs, 383590121: Rules in respect of driving and rest periods, 383590130: Maritime Law, 383590131: Ship Registration, 383590132: The Pilotage Act, 383590133: Act on Diving Operations and Equipment, etc., 383590140: Ships inspection, 383590150: The Air Navigation Act, 383590151: Flights with drones, order on, 383590170: Railway Act, 383590180: Taxi law, 383590190: Act on the transport of goods, 383590195: Cabotage, violation, 383590201: The Buses Act, 383590205: Emergency driving, order on, 383590210: Seamens Act, 383590211: Act on the Manning of Ships, 383590212: Act on seafarers conditions of employment, etc., 383590230: The Holiday Act, 383590250: Apprenticeship Act, 383590260: Public Employment Services Act, 383590265: Act on Posting of workers etc., 383590266: Posting of workers etc., Act on Service Providers, 383590267: Posting of workers etc., Act on Assignor, 383590268: Act on Posting of workers etc. � remuneration transport, 383590270: Working Environment Act, 383590271: Statutory Order on occupational health service, 383590275: Act on Smoke-free Environments, smoking policy, 383590276: Act on Smoke-free Environments, preparation of injunction, 383590278: Act on Smoke-free Environments, breach of issued injunction, 383590279: Act on Smoke-free Environments, smoking indoors, 383590301: Tachograph workshop, executive order on authorised, 383590302: Driver tachograph cards, order on the issuance of, 383590303: Employer tachograph cards, order on the issuance of, 383590304: Workshop tachograph cards, order on the issuance of, 383590305: Driving and rest periods, driver, order containing provisions on, 383590306: Driving and rest periods, employer, order containing provisions on, 383590307: Driving and rest periods, driver, 383590308: Driving and rest periods, employer, 383590309: Driving and rest periods above 30%, driver, 383590310: Unauthorised interference with tachograph, driver, 383590311: Unauthorised interference with tachograph, employer, 383590312: Tachograph, driver, 383590313: Tachograph, employer, 383590314: Driving- and rest periods, control data, record keeping, etc., 383590315: Tachographs - unauth. tampering driver (s. 129(1)(i) of the Road Traffic Act, regulation (EU) 165/2014, 383590316: Tachographs - unauth. tampering employer, regulation (EU) 165/2014, 383590317: Tachographs - driver, regulation (EU) 165/2014, 383590318: Tachographs - unauth. tampering employer, EU regulation 165/2014, 383590320: Unauthorised technicians for inspection, employment of, 383590330: Driving and rest periods, driver, 383590331: Driving and rest periods, employer, 383590332: Driving and rest periods, driver, 383590333: Driving and rest periods, employer, 383590334: Driving and rest periods above 30%, driver, 383590400: Counterfeiting, 383590430: Longer combination vehicle, traffic area, 383590431: Longer combination vehicle, foreign vehicles, 383590432: Longer combination vehicle, not approved combined vehicle, 383590433: Longer combination vehicle, weight, 383590434: Longer combination vehicle, dolly/number of axles, 383590435: Longer combination vehicle, length, etc., 383590436: Longer combination vehicle, fitting up and equipment, 383590437: Longer combination vehicle, LCV type 1-4, 383590438: Longer combination vehicle, dangerous goods, 383590990: Other legislation on employment, transport, etc., 3840: Companies Act, 384091110: The Public Companies Act, 384091120: �The Danish Companies Act�(Consolidated Act 2015-09-14 No. 1089 on Public and Private Limited Companies), 384091130: The Private Companies Act, 384091150: The Companies Act, 384091155: The Central Business Register, 384091170: The Bookkeeping Act, 384091190: The Marketing Practices Act, 384091191: Act on Copyright, 384091192: Act on Trade Secrets, 384091210: The Raw Materials Act, 384091230: The Business Development Act, 384091250: Competition Act, 384091260: Law on capital injection, 384091270: Currency Legislation, 384091280: The Financial Business Act, 384091290: Act on Shop Opening Hours, 384091990: Other legislation concerning companies, 3845: Legislation on the national defence, 384592110: Military Criminal Code, 384592130: Conscription Act, 384592150: Law on use of conscripts in civilian work, 384592170: Act on Civil Defence, 384592190: The Emergency Management Act, 384592990: Other legislation applying to the Armed Forces, 3850: Legislation applying to public utilities, 385093110: Electricity legislation, 385093130: Gas legislation, 385093140: Community antennas, 385093990: Other legislation applying to public utilities, 3855: Legislation on gambling, licencing, trade, 385594110: Act on Restaurants, 385594111: Act on Restaurants, serving customers after closing time, 385594112: Act on Restaurants, unauthorised serving, 385594113: Act on Restaurants, prohibition, 385594114: Act on Restaurants, prohibition issued, 385594115: Act on Restaurants, breach of prohibition, 385594121: Sale of alcohol to youth under 16 years, 385594128: Sale of tobacco to youth under 18 years, 385594129: Sale of tobacco to youth under 16 years, 385594130: Trade Act, 385594150: Trade in second-hand goods, 385594160: Act on Auctioneers, 385594170: The Film Act, 385594180: Act on Casinos, 385594190: Act on Totalisator Betting, 385594230: The Pharmacy Act, 385594250: Media Liability Act (press laws), 385594270: The Fundraising Act, 385594280: The Weights and Measures Act, 385594990: Other legislation relating to gambling, licencing, trade, 3865: Any other special legislation, 386599110: Other special legislation, 3870: Special legislation, unspecified, 387099200: Special legislation, unspecified, All versions, Name, Valid from, Valid to, Violations of the penalcode, v1:2024, January 1, 1980, December 31, 2025, Violations of the penalcode, v1:2023, January 1, 1980, December 31, 2023, Violations of the penalcode, v1:2022, January 1, 1980, December 31, 2022, Violations of the penalcode, v1:2021, January 1, 1980, December 31, 2021, Violations of the penalcode, v1:2020, January 1, 1980, December 31, 2020, Violations of the penalcode, v1:2019, January 1, 1980, December 31, 2019, Violations of the penalcode, v1:2018, January 1, 1980, December 31, 2018, Violations of the penal code, v1:2025, January 1, 1980, Still valid, Attached files, Law and police codes for criminal offences 2023

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