(Adopted by the Standing Committee of the Government of the Northern Province of Lake Ontario on 24 February 2014 No. 370 of 3 March 2014 by the Order of the People's Government of the Northern Province of the Great Lakes Region, No. 370 of 1 May 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to regulate the construction and management of wetlands parks, preserve the ecological function and biodiversity of the wetlands, improve the ecological environment, promote eco-civilization, and develop this approach in line with the relevant national legislation.

Article 2

This approach refers to specific areas for activities such as wetlands conservation, recovery, advocacy, education, scientific research, monitoring, ecotourism, aimed at protecting wetlands ecosystems and rationalizing the use of wetlands resources.

The construction and management of the wetlands park should be guided by the basic principles of protection, scientific rehabilitation, rational use and sustained development.

Article IV. Wetland park construction is an important component of ecological civilization, which is a social good cause and should highlight the protection and recovery of wetlands, the promotion of education and monitoring and the rational use of economic and social coordination.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should integrate wet park construction into national economic and social development planning, establish incentives for the construction and management of wetlands parks, encourage citizens, legal persons and other organizations to participate in the protection, rehabilitation, Kopp, ecotourism, etc.

More than the people at the district level and their relevant sectors should be held accountable for the management of the wetlands park.

Article 6

The forest administration authorities at the district level of the wetlands park are responsible for the guidance, supervision and management of the wetlands park in the present administration. In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the executive authorities, such as the agro-industry, water, land resources, environmental protection, housing and rural-urban construction, tourism, are jointly working on the management of the wetlands park.

Wetland park management is specifically responsible for the management of wetlands parks under the guidance of the forest administration authorities.

Chapter II Planning and construction

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Article 8. Wetland park development planning should be scientifically based on the types of wetlands, the scope of protection, ecological functions and water resources, wildlife and plant resources, and should be tailored to the overall planning and land-use planning in rural and urban areas and to interface with water resources planning, lake protection planning, environmental protection planning, tourism planning, urban greenization planning.

The development planning of wetlands approved by article 9 should be made public to society and no units and individuals are allowed to change. Changes should be made in accordance with the original preparation and approval process.

The establishment of the National Wetland Park is carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

With the following conditions, but not in line with the requirements for the construction of natural protected areas of the wetlands, the Government of the province may establish provincial wetlands parks: (i) wetland ecosystems are typical in the province or in the region, or are important for the ecological status of the wetlands, the function of the subject is exemplary; (ii) the richness of the wetlands or the uniqueness of biological species, which is the central distribution of scarce, endangered wildlife species, the main breeding, habitat area of national and provincial priorities for the protection of bird species; and (iii) the preservation of the cultural and ecological integrity of the land.

Article 11. Applications for the establishment of provincial wetlands parks should be entrusted with the preparation of the overall planning of provincial wetlands parks with the corresponding strength. The overall planning of the wetlands park should seek the views of the relevant departments, the public and experts; hearings should be held if necessary.

The overall planning guidelines for provincial wetlands parks are developed and published by the provincial Government's Forestry Administration.

Article 12. Establishment of provincial wetlands parks, which are submitted by more than communes to the provincial Government's forest administration authorities, and to the relevant materials such as the overall planning, video material, land rights certificates, and non-controversarial certificates of interest.

After receipt of the request, the authorities of the Government of the Provincial People's Forestry Administration should organize the clearance of the relevant submissions by forestry, land-use resources, water, agricultural (fish) industries, environmental protection, transport, housing and rural-urban construction, tourism and research institutions. In accordance with conditions, the Government of the Provincial People is requested to designate the provincial wetlands park.

Article 13. Wetland parks should be targeted in accordance with the scope established in the overall plan and no units and individuals shall be allowed to change and misappropriation.

Article 14. Wetland park construction should be carried out in accordance with overall planning and in coordination with the surrounding landscape, without creating engineering facilities that undermine or affect wildlife habitats, natural landscapes, geological sites and contaminated environments, in order to preserve the integrity and nature of the wetlands biodiversity, the wetlands ecosystem structure and function.

Chapter III Protection and management

Article 15. The provincial Government's forest administration authorities shall organize investment plans in the central budget for the declaration of central financial wetlands protection subsidies and wetlands protection works (forestry systems) in accordance with national provisions, with funds sought mainly for the provision of wetlands protection, recovery, biodiversity monitoring, and the promotion of education.

Article 16 Governments of more than veterans at the district level of the wetlands park should improve the ecological compensation mechanism of the wetlands and organize measures to preserve and rehabilitate the ecological functions of the wetlands through the following measures: (i) analysis of the link between the wetlands park and offshore water sources and the protection measures to ensure reasonable water for the wetlands park. Wetland functional degradation due to water scarcity should be filled through engineering and technical measures; and (ii) the sound identification of plant breeding density. (c) To protect biodiversity through the rehabilitation and adaptation of wild flora and fauna. The regions in which the land is waiting for birds should be protected and special protections are carried out during the breeding season; (v) the planning of necessary artificial wetlands within the wetlands park.

Article 17 prohibits the unauthorized occupation of wetlands using wetlands parks. Environmental impact assessments and related procedures should be carried out in accordance with the law, owing to the need for national priority construction.

Article 18 requires the temporary occupancy of wetlands, and the occupancy units should propose viable wetlands rehabilitation programmes and seek advice from the forest administration authorities of more than the people at the district level.

No permanent building or construction shall be constructed without the approval of the temporary occupation of wetlands and no change in the basic function of the wetlands ecosystems.

Article 19 is governed by subsectors, divided into wetlands, re-establishment zones, advocacy of educational demonstration areas, rational use of zones and management services.

In addition to the necessary protection management activities, such as protection, monitoring, the wetlands plant shall not carry out any other activities that are not relevant to the protection and management of the wetlands ecosystems.

The rehabilitation area is limited to activities related to the development and rehabilitation of wetlands.

In the context of environmental delivery capacity, awareness-raising programmes can properly carry out activities that are dominated by ecographs, Kopp education.

The rational use of zones may carry out activities such as wetlands tourism that does not undermine the ecosystem function of wetlands.

The management service area can carry out activities such as management, reception and services.

Article 20 Wetland parks should establish Kopu, promote educational facilities, establish and improve the system, disseminate the value of the function of the wetlands to the public in society, promote the scientific knowledge of the wetlands and raise awareness of the protection of the entire society.

The doors of the wetlands park and their associated service prices are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Wetland parks should be open free of charge to secondary students.

Article 21 prohibits, in addition to the State's otherwise provided, any construction projects and development activities that are incompatible with the functionality of the main subject, such as (i) the reclaiming of wetlands, the opening of mines, the extractives, the graves, the burning of burning, etc.; (ii) the undertaking of real estates, holiday villages, the Hilves, any construction projects and the development of activities that are not in line with the physical location of the subsoilers; (iii) commercial logging; (iv) hunting wildlife and collecting of birds; (v) the removal of wetlands or the transmission of hazardous waste.

Article 2 requires the introduction of alien flora and fauna species in wetlands parks, and the processing of clearance procedures in accordance with relevant national regulations and the introduction of testing in accordance with the relevant technical norms.

Article 23 should organize regular monitoring of wetlands resource surveys and developments, the establishment of risk early warning mechanisms and appropriate protection management measures in accordance with monitoring.

Article 24 The duration of the assessment is not qualified. The Government of the Provincial People's Government was asked to withdraw provincial wetlands parks and to make them public.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 25, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for administrative penalties, which are provided for by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 26, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is warned by the forest administration authorities of more than communes and that there is a fine of up to 3,000 yen; in exceptional circumstances, the fines of over 50,000 yen: (i) the unauthorized discharge of wetlands, the interception of wetlands and the link between the peripheral waters; (ii) the unauthorized introduction of outside species into the wetlands; and (iii) the use of prohibited parks in the wetlands.

Article 27, in violation of this approach, has been burned in wetlands parks and is being restructured by the responsibility of the forest administration authorities of more than the people at the district level. There was no change in order to impose a fine of up to $3000.

Article 28 allows for movement, destruction of humid park protection blocks, symbols or facilities, to be responsibly returned by the minused forest administration authorities at the district level and to fine up to 5,000 dollars.

Article 29 of the Act of the Government of the People's Forestry Administration and the Wetland Park Authority violates the provisions of this approach by having one of the following acts, and by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible, by virtue of the law of the competent authority; constitutes an offence punishable by law. (i) Non-compliance with the measures taken by the law to protect the management of wetlands parks; (ii) the discovery of violations of the provisions of this approach is not subject to legal scrutiny; (iii) the inaction to the degradation of the ecological functions of the wetlands park in violation of the law; and (iv) other abuses of authority, omissions and provocative fraud.

Chapter V

Article 33