Walloon permit and Flemish jachtverlof, two distinct titles
Wallonia issues an annual permit and a five-day guest licence; Flanders a jachtverlof valid one year from 1 July.
Each Region issues its own title, and one does not serve for the other. In Wallonia, Article 14 of the Act of 28 February 1882 organises two documents: the hunting permit, personal and non-transferable, issued by officials designated by the Government against an annual fee and valid on all days of the week; and the hunting licence for non-resident guests of a permit holder, valid five consecutive days. In Flanders, Article 13 of the Hunting Decree creates the jachtverlof: «het jachtverlof is persoonlijk; het is maar geldig voor een jaar, te rekenen vanaf 1 juli» — it is personal and valid for one year only, counted from 1 July. The same article empowers the Flemish Government to regulate the form and conditions of issue, and to make sitting the hunting examination conditional on payment of a registration fee. The jachtverlof is issued by the official designated for the purpose.