(Summit 12th ordinary meeting of the Government of the XVth meeting, held on 25 July 2013, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 120 of 7 August 2013, No. 120 of the Order of the Government of the Uruz, which came into force on 1 October 2013)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of plant and phytosanitary plants, to prevent the spread of hazardous biomass, to ensure the spread of plant and ecological safety throughout the city, to develop this approach in line with the Plant quarantine Regulations of the State Department and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article II of this approach refers to the forestry plant and plant quarantine cases, which are selected for the selection, production, operation and processing of units or individuals of forest plants and their products that should be subject to quarantine, and registration of the forest plant and phytosanitary institutions.

Article 3

In the area where no forest plant and phytosanitary institutions are in place (zone), the management of the forestry plant and phytosanitary applications is vested with the municipal forestry plant and phytosanitary institutions.

Article IV shall be subject to quarantine forestry plants and their products, including:

(i) Crop seeds, trees and other breeding materials;

(ii) Jobber, indolkill, wildlife precious flowers;

(iii) drys, timber, bamboo, wood packaging materials, basins and other forest products;

(iv) It is a fresh fruit within the management of the forest administration authorities, medium-pharmacies, flowers, swings and their breeding materials.

Article 5 units or individuals involved in the selection, production, operation and processing of sanitary plants and their products within this city's administration should submit written requests to the forest plant and phytosanitary institutions and submit relevant information as required. The forest plant and plant quarantine institutions should be registered at all times.

The changes in the registration matters in the case are due to changes in the reserves or individuals to the forest plant and phytosanitary institutions within three working days.

Article 6. The forest plant and phytosanitary institution shall not collect any cost to the applicant's unit or individuals when registration is made.

Article 7

Article 8

(i) Reports to the forest plant and quarantine institutions on the selection, production, operation and processing of plant and its products on a quarterly basis;

(ii) To apply for sanitary quarantine;

(iii) The need for the rehabilitation of forestry plants and their products, and the processing of phytosanitary procedures;

(iv) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 9. The forest plant and phytosanitary institutions should improve the quarant system for the implementation of a networkized licensing system for plant and phytosanitary certificates, and strengthen the quarantine of forest plants and their products to be measured.

Article 10 Forestry plant and phytosanitary institutions should establish a forest plant and phytosanitary retroactivity system, implement quantification management, and regulate forestry plants and their products throughout the process.

Article 11. The forest plant and phytosanitary institutions should regularly issue hazardous short- and medium-term forecasts through the web-based information platform, provide relevant technical guidance and services to the registry units and individuals.

Article 12 violates this approach by registering units for the selection, production, operation and processing of forestry plants and their products within the city's administration, or individuals who do not apply for clearance, by the forest plant and plant quarantine institution; by failing to change; by imposing a fine of up to 200 dollars for individuals and imposing a fine of up to 1,000 units.

Article 13, the forest administrative authorities and the staff of the forest plant and phytosanitary institutions, in the management of the case, abuse of their functions, negligence, provocative fraud, are administratively disposed of by their units or superior authorities; and constitute criminal liability by law.

Article 14.