(1) Whoever produces or disseminates
1. printed papers or illustrations which, according to their type, are likely
a) to be confused with paper money or securities equivalent to paper money (section 151 of the Criminal Code) being in circulation, or
b) to be used to produce such papers, or which may be confused with others
2. produces, procures for himself or herself or for another, offers, keeps, assigns to another, or imports or exports, plates, moulds, printing devices, printing blocks, negatives, stencils, computer programs or similar devices which, according to their type, are suited for the production of printed papers or illustrations designated in number 1,
is deemed to have committed a regulatory offence.
(2) The perpetrator who negligently fails to recognise the aptitude for confusion or production within the meaning of subsection (1) number 1 is also deemed to have committed a regulatory offence.
(3) Subsection (1) also applies to paper money and securities originating in a foreign currency area.
(4) In cases falling under subsection (1), the regulatory offence may be sanctioned by a regulatory fine of up to ten thousand euros, and by a regulatory fine of up to five thousand euros in the case of subsection (2).