(Summit No. 117 of the Government of Japan, 14 November 2012) to consider the publication, effective 1 February 2013, of the Order No. 165 of the People's Government of Japan, 12 December 2012.

Article I, in order to strengthen the management of archaeological trees throughout the city, sets this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Forestry Act, the State Department's Urban Greenization Regulations.

Article 2 protects the protection of trees in the city's administration and applies this approach.

Article III refers to trees of over 100 years of age.

This approach refers to trees that are cherished, tree che, rare in both the country and in the city, and have historical monuments, important scientific values, landscape values, and trees published by the municipality.

Article IV. The municipalities, districts (zones) government is responsible for the leadership and organizational coordination of the protection of treasury trees in the current administrative region. The municipal, district (zone) forestry and urban parking greener administration authorities (hereinafter referred to as the archipso-growing administrative authorities) are responsible for the protection of rural and urban treasury trees within the Territory.

Financial, environmental protection, tourism, integrated law enforcement, transport, water, housing, rail, cultural power and education are to be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 sets out the principles of protection and use as well as planning for construction, recognition and deference to protection; the principle of sub-regulation, strict awards and territorial management.

Article 6. Urban and rural development planning in the city, the district (zone) shall be combined with the planning for the protection of the treasury and include the planning for economic and social development and environmental protection.

Article 7. The municipal, district (zone) Government shall incorporate the provision for the protection of archaeological trees into the same fiscal budget in accordance with the administrative areas. Each year special funds are allocated to the rescue, rehabilitation and protection of the chewing of trees, the escort subsidies and the protection of research, advocacy, incentives, etc.

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Article 9.

(i) Over 500 years of age of trees are at the level of trees.

(ii) The number of mangroves aged up to 499 years over 300 years is the second-tier trees.

(iii) The number of trees aged up to 299 years is three-tier trees.

(iv) The trees are not subject to age limitation and level.

Article 10 GU trees are identified in accordance with the relevant national provisions and standards.

(i) At the level of chewing trees are organized by the municipal governor's executive authorities, confirmed by the municipality's post-approved provincial government and reported to the State Department's forestry administrative authorities and the construction of administrative authorities.

(ii) Sub-prime trees and trees are organized by the municipal governor of Guang trees' executive authorities, confirmed by the municipality and reported on the provincial forestry administrative authorities and the construction of administrative authorities.

(iii) Three levels of chewing trees are organized by the district (zone) archipsoft administrative authorities, which have confirmed by the authorities of the district (zone) that archipends are reported to the city's executive authorities.

Article 11. The value of ancient trees is assessed by the relevant experts organized by the city's Guang trees' executive authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions and standards, as a reference basis for damages.

Article 12 Guangroves identified and submitted by the municipality are published by the Municipal Government, and the archipelago administrative authorities have established brands. The name, archaeological, cocoa, protective hierarchy, tree age, quasi, tree number, responsibilities, supervision of telephones, identification of time, and special historical, cultural, scientific value and monumental, independent landscape-based archaeological trees, should be added to the text.

Article 13. The scope of the protection of ancient trees is governed by the following provisions:

(i) Gang trees are extended to five metres outside the slot of the trees, which are spreading over five metres away from the stereotyped or unspecified trees.

(ii) Gangroves with a large number of landlords, which are delineated by the municipal governor's executive authorities on the basis of actual circumstances.

The archiplining administrative authorities may establish protective measures in accordance with the protection requirements of fences, perimeter walls.

Article 14. The responsibility for the protection of archaeological trees is determined in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The dispersion of treasury trees within the various units and in the personal chambers is managed by the units and individuals.

(ii) Guang trees within railways, roads, water banks and rivers are protected by railways, roads and water authorities.

(iii) Guangroves within the management of the urban parking greened administration, which are designated by the management units of the Guang trees to protect.

(iv) Gang trees in small-scale neighbourhoods of the population, which are entrusted by the Commission of the owners to administer paid protection for the business sector;

(v) Gangroves within the context of rural collective land, managed by the local village councils or the villagers' groups, contracted chewings on land and managed by land contractors.

(vi) The head of life is responsible for the protection of the management of the archaeological trees in the area of wind, tourist holidays, natural protected areas, forest parks, national forest sites.

Article 15: The municipal, district (zone) Turkmen executive authorities shall conduct regular inspections of the Guang trees, in accordance with the levels of protection of the trees, in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) At the level of Guang trees are inspected by the municipal governor's executive authorities every half year, and by the district (zone) archipso.

(ii) The second-second chewing trees and trees are carried out every year by the city's archiplinic administrative authorities.

(iii) The three-tier trees are screened by the city's executive authorities for one year, and the district (zone) archiplin administrative authorities conduct an annual cruise.

As a result of regular visits to Guangroves, the authorities of the city, the district (zone) archipelago should establish the archives and carry out the clearance. The problems identified in the conduct of the cruise should be addressed in a timely manner.

Article 16 protects the charging system.

(i) The archiplining administrative authorities shall enter into custody letters of responsibility with the custodian responsible units, the responsible person, carry out the escort responsibility and conduct an annual examination of the implementation of the responsibilities of the escort and the results of the examination in the management file.

(ii) The responsibilities or responsibilities of the responsibilities should be recorded daily on the state of the treasury trees, and each quarter, in the form of a protection report, reports to the administrative authorities of the archaeological tree under the authority of the treasury.

(iii) The day-to-day management costs for chewing trees are borne by the responsibilities and responsibilities. Gang trees' protective units, those responsible are responsible for carrying out their responsibilities under the provisions of the responsibilities of escorts, and the archipso administrative authorities should pay their escorts on a regular basis in the financial budget.

(iv) Changes in the responsibilities of escorts, the responsibility unit and the responsible person should be informed before about the archipsoft administrative authorities that the archipelago's executive authorities should conduct the proceedings and conclude the responsibilities for escorts with the newly changed archiplining units, the responsible.

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(i) Conservation management in accordance with the regulatory technical norms developed by the Gangrove administrative authorities to ensure their normal lifetime.

(ii) Measures to prevent natural disasters from harming chewing trees.

(iii) In cases where trees are affected by disease or by prolonged decay, endangered, unusual circumstances, they should be reported to the archipend administrative authorities in a timely manner and to assist the governance, rescue and re-energization of the archipends.

(iv) The identification of violations of the provisions of this approach to damage to archaeological trees should be stopped in a timely manner, reported and assisted in the investigation by the archipelagic administrative authorities.

(v) The discovery of the death of chewing trees should be reported in a timely manner and assist the archipsoft administrative authorities in identifying the causes and responsibilities of the death, which are being processed in accordance with the programmes proposed by the Guang trees' executive authorities following verification of write-offs.

Any unit and person in Article 18 have the obligation to protect Gang trees, which are responsible for damage, damage to trees, and for the suppression, prosecution and prosecution.

The units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution to the protection of archaeologists should be rewarded by the municipal, district (zone).

Article 19 encourages units and individuals to contribute to the protection or recognition of archaeological trees. The donor, the entrenched, may enjoy the rights and ownership in the archaeological tree plates in accordance with the grant protection or recognition.

Article 20 Construction projects are around the scope of the protection of Gang trees, which may affect the normal lifetimes of Gang trees, and construction units should develop protection programmes that can be planned by the executive authorities, with the consent of the Gangrove executive authorities. The construction and construction units shall protect archaeological trees in accordance with the scheme approved by the Gang trees' executive authorities. The archiplin administrative authorities should monitor, inspect and put an end to the damage to the treasury.

Article 21 imposes on the production, operation, living facilities or buildings that affect, endanger the normal life of the treasury, and the archipends of the archipelago's executive authority to take measures to eliminate the impact and damage.

Article 2 allows for the implementation of the relevant procedures in accordance with the relevant legislation, in accordance with the provisions of the relevant laws and regulations:

(i) The construction of priority engineering projects cannot be avoided or the cost of avoiding them.

(ii) Migration programmes are viable and transport technology maturity.

(iii) Migration and conservation costs have been implemented.

(iv) A compensation agreement has been concluded with the owner of Gang.

(v) The relocation construction unit has the corresponding qualifications certificate.

(vi) Agreements with specialized conservation units.

The transplant-level chewing trees require approval by the provincial government to transplant secondary chewing trees and trees for approval by the municipal government and to transpose the approval of the vegetation of the three-tier archipelags (zone). The archiplining administrative authorities are guided by the vegetation process. The conservation within five years of vegetation and transplantation is vested in the specialized conservation units and the transfer of cheats after five years of vegetation has been managed by the Turkmen executive authorities. As a result of the death of charging trees, vegetation units or transplanted construction units should be compensated by value, paying the financial sector for the protection of che trees.

Article 23 prohibits:

(i) Removal, logging, transfer, sale and sale of trees.

(ii) Paiding trees, damaging trees, extractive fruits and seeds.

(iii) Preservation, sing, sing and circumventing Okinawa.

(iv) Build on trees as either supporting or fixings and manpowering.

(v) In the context of the protection of Guangroves, excavations, laying lines, using clear fires, cigarettes, dumping of hazardous substances, construction of buildings and construction, and laying down hard-clocked ground.

(vi) Damage to the marking and protection facilities of archaeological trees.

(vii) Other acts that undermine the trees.

Because of the above-mentioned acts, the damage or death of archaeological trees should be compensated in value.

Article 24 violates the provisions of this approach, which are expressly provided for by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 25: The GUAM units and responsibilities are warned against one of the following acts in violation of this approach and punished in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The responsibilities unit, the change of the responsible person, or the failure to report on a quarterly basis, are warned by the charging executive authorities.

(ii) The responsibilities of the responsibilities, the responsible person, which is not mandated to carry out the responsibilities of escorts, are subject to a fine of 1000 to 5,000 dollars by the treasury administrative authorities.

(iii) The responsibilities unit, the responsible person have not been reported in a timely manner under the responsibility to protect, technical normative escorts or abnormal circumstances, resulting in the death of the treasury and fines of $1 million to 3,000.

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(i) Paiding trees, destroying trees, extractive fruits and seeds or layings on trees, dressings, sings, sings, singlings, building trees as planters, fixes and manoeuvres, and imposing a fine of up to $3000 per 1,000 yen.

(ii) In the context of the protection of Guangroves, the exhumation of pits, the laying line, the use of cigarettes, cigarettes, the dumping of hazardous substances, construction of buildings and construction, the preparation of hard-calibreed land, with a fine of over 3,000 dollars.

(iii) Damage to the marking and facility of the archaeological trees, with the exception of value compensation, is fined by more than 5,000 yen.

(iv) Removal, deforestation, transfer, sale and sale of archaeological trees, each with a fine of up to 3,000 yen;

Article 27 Construction projects do not take protection measures or avoid protection programmes that are not subject to the consent of the archipso, self-building without the consent of the archipso, impose a fine of up to 50,000 dollars; cause the damage or death of Gangroves; and impose a fine of up to 50,000 dollars per month, except for the assessment value of $2 times.

Article 28, in violation of this approach, rejects, impedes the enforcement of official duties by law enforcement officials, insults, beatings, law enforcement officials, in violation of the regulations governing the security sector, and is lawfully transferred to the public security authorities in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; and transfer to the judiciary criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 29 does not determine administrative penalties by the parties and may initiate administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

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