Criminal Code Warning: this is not an official translation. Under all circumstances the original text in Dutch language of the Criminal Code (Wetboek van Strafrecht) prevails

Section 314 
1.   Any person who, without violence or the threat of violence against persons, removes clay, sludge, 
uncut peat, sand, earth, gravel, rubble, manure, sod, turf, heather, marram grass, seaweed, reed, 
bulrush, moss, unprocessed coppiced wood or deadwood not transported, unpicked fruit or leaves 
on trees or fruit or leaves that have fallen from trees, grass on the field, standing crop or fruit of the 
field left after harvesting, belonging in whole or in part to another person, with the intention of 
unlawfully appropriating these objects, shall be guilty of theft of natural objects and shall be liable 
to a term of imprisonment not exceeding one month or a fine of the second category. 
2.   If at the time of commission of the serious offence two years have not yet expired since a previous 
conviction of the offender for a similar serious offence became final, he shall be liable to a term of 
imprisonment not exceeding two months or a fine of the second category.