Opis

Zgodnie z art. 4 pkt 1 i 2 ustawy z dnia 4 lutego 1994 r. o prawie autorskim i prawach pokrewnych (Dz. U. z 2022 r. poz. 2509 z późn. zm.) „nie stanowią przedmiotu prawa autorskiego akty normatywne, ich projekty, urzędowe dokumenty, materiały, znaki i symbole”. Powyższa grafika należy do tej grupy. Jednak w niektórych przypadkach wykorzystanie tej grafiki może być w Polsce ograniczone na podstawie innych obowiązujących przepisów.

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Plik rozpoznano jako wolny od znanych ograniczeń praw autorskich, włącznie z prawami zależnymi i pokrewnymi.

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Text of the Act / Treść uchwały

The House of Senators and the House of Deputies, having heard the Motions of Parliamentary Committees, [and] having considered the need to establish unified insignia under which Poles ought to unite, decided and establish:

Article 1
The National Cockade shall consist of the colors of the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, that is the colors white and red.

Article 2
All Poles, namely the Polish Army, ought to wear these colors wherever such insignia have been hitherto worn.

Adopted at a session of the House of Deputies on February 7, 1831.

Speaker of the House of Deputies
Count Władysław Ostrowski
For the Secretary of the House of Deputies
Walenty Zwierkowski