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248 WINE LAW lastly by the Cortes Generales . Due to this concurrent system of the autonomous and state legislative powers, the statutes are also known as “ paccionadas ” (agreed rules) 8 . Finally, the LBRL lists, in the articles 25 and 36, the competences attributed to the municipalities and the provinces, respectively. To a greater extent, other matters revolve around the consumption of alcoholic beverages – among others, the protection of children, sports, the prevention of drug addiction and advertising – that require attention to the competences of each one of them, so that the legal operator system is confronted with a complex and heterogeneous network of sources of law. All of this results in the normative regulation or, where appropriate, the management and execution of a matter residing competently in one of the three Administration levels in Spain. Regarding the legal protection of the consumer of alcoholic beverages, each related matter (minors, sports or other) will be regulated by special or sectoral regulations, which, in turn, will be the responsibility of some administration. Therefore, special attention must be paid to the title of competence in each case. II.2. Sector limitations II.2.1 M INORS The legal regime concerning minors constitutes an autonomous competence in Spain, as confirmed by the fact that this matter appears in the list of exclusive autonomous powers of the autonomy statutes 9 . However, the State, following article 39 SC – which refers to the comprehensive protection of minors – has also issued regulations on the issue, as evidenced by Organic Law 1/1996, of 15 January, on the legal protection of minors, amending the Civil Code and the Civil 8 SANTAMARÍA PASTOR, J. A. Principios de Derecho Administrativo . Iustel. 5 th edition. Vol. I. Madrid, 2018, p. 325. 9 See article 30(39) of Organic Law 1/2007, of 28 February, reforming the Statute of Autonomy of the Balearic Islands, developed by Law 9/2019, of 19 February, on the care and rights of children and adolescents in the Illes Balears, and by Law 7/2015, of 10 April, which establishes the regulatory framework for the personal autonomy processes of minors who have been subjected to a protection or reform measure; articles 142 and 166(3) of Organic Law 6/2006, of 19 July, reforming the Statute of Autonomy of Catalonia, developed by Law 14/2010, of 27 May, on rights and opportunities in childhood and adolescence; art. 10(39) of Organic Law 3/1979, of 18 December, on the Statute of Autonomy for the Basque Country; article 61(3) of Organic Law 2/2007, of March 19, reforming the Statute of Autonomy for Andalusia, developed by Law 1/1998, od 20 April, on the Rights and Care of Minors; and article 27(23) of Organic Law 1/1981, of 6 April, of the Statute of Autonomy of Galicia, developed by Law 6/2012, 19 June, of the youth of Galicia.