The main regulations in this field are in Serbia:

The main law in the concerning field in Slovenia is the Cultural Heritage Protection Act from 2008 with subsequent changes. In Article 3 we can find precise definitions related to:

Because culture is in the domain of regional governments, there is no national cultural legislation in Germany. Therefore, in the federal state of Baden-Württenberg, the so-called Denkmalschutzgesetz Baden-Württemberg168 regulates the cultural heritage policies for the region.

Beside the Monument Protection Act (cf. the chapter National legislation), valid for the entire nation, the city of Vienna issued a Building code for Vienna already in 1936 with the most recent update in 2018.

When presenting archaeological heritage in the city of Sarajevo, two laws need to be considered.

The city of Chisinau adopted a document called Regulation on general measures for the protection of built cultural heritage of local category, that needs to be taken into consideration when planning the conservation activities and formation of the archaeological park.

City municipality of Ptuj adopted a special decree concerning the city's cultural heritage monuments. The document titled Decree on the proclamation of immovable cultural and historical monuments in the area of the municipality of Ptuj was adopted already in 1989.