(Act of 20 January 2012)

Article 1 protects the resources and the environment of the natural protected areas in the area of natural protection in order to strengthen the management of the nascent island - the natural protected area (hereinafter referred to as natural protected areas) at the national level in the broader region, in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Forest Act, the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of the Sea, the People's Republic of China's natural protected area.

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The island of the Commonwealth of Independent States is the natural protection area of the natural protection of precious animals, such as the protection of animals at the national level.

The Foreland mangrove region is cherished by rare plant mangroves, with rare, endangered species of birds and the natural protection of species of wild animals that depend on the subsistence ecological environment.

Article 3. The management of natural protected areas should be guided by the principles of strict protection, scientific management, limitation of development and the functionality of natural protected areas in scientific research and the education of the Section.

Requirements for the management of natural protected areas are guaranteed by the municipal financial sector and included in the financial budget.

Article IV is specifically responsible for the day-to-day management of natural protected areas, which is known as the Protected Areas Management Service (hereinafter referred to as the following brief).

The sectors such as forestry, oceans, environmental protection, planning of land, public safety and security should be jointly managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

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Article 6. The protected area management shall prepare overall planning for natural protected areas in accordance with the natural environment, the state of natural resources and the protection needs, with the relevant authorities, and organize implementation after approval by the Government of the city.

The protected area management can enhance the management of natural protected areas, in line with the overall planning of natural protected areas, by developing specific management measures for natural protected areas, taking into account the needs of natural protected areas.

Article 7, according to the distribution of flora and fauna resources and endangered flora and fauna, natural protected areas are divided into core areas, buffer zones and experimental areas, specifically in the overall planning of natural protected areas.

The core area is closed, with the exception of border official activities and scientific research observations authorized under the laws, regulations and regulations, prohibiting any unit and individual entry.

A semi-closed management of the buffer zone, with the approval of the protected area administration, can carry out non-destructive scientific observation activities and activities to improve the ecological environment.

As approved by the protected area management, scientific experiments, teaching internships and Psychia education activities can be carried out in the pilot area.

Article 8 builds infrastructure in the area of natural protection and should be in line with the overall planning requirements of natural protected areas, in line with the requirements of low-carbon, ecological environmental and resource-revolving use.

Infrastructure-building in natural protected areas should be limited to management and protection needs and prohibiting facilities that are not relevant to management and protection in natural protected areas.

Article 9 prohibits the construction of infrastructure or temporary facilities in the core areas of natural protected areas.

In the buffer zone of natural protected areas, the construction of infrastructure in the pilot area or temporary facilities, in the area of Finland mangrove forests, other formalities should be reported to the forest administrative authorities for approval by the forest administration authorities; and in the area of self-government, other procedures may be taken by the forest and marine administrative authorities, respectively.

Article 10 conducts scientific experiments, teaching internships and educational activities in the area of natural protection and shall submit written requests to the protected area management bodies.

The application of the protected area administration for units or individuals shall be reviewed within five working days of the date of receipt. The grounds for written statements were given by the examination of the agreement.

The units and individuals that have authorized access to natural protected areas to carry out scientific experiments, teaching internships and Psychia education activities should be subject to the management of protected area management.

Article 11. Foreigners enter natural protected areas and reception units shall be governed by the relevant provisions of the National People's Republic of China Regulations on the Conservation of Nature and subject to the management of protected area management.

Article 12. The number of people entering natural protected areas in scientific experiments, teaching internships and Psychia education is subject to control. The protected area management may determine the maximum number of persons entering natural protected areas on a daily basis, in accordance with the overall control standards and the specific circumstances of natural protected areas.

Article 13. Municipal forest administration authorities may delineate a certain range of protected areas in the area of Finland mangroves, with the approval of the Government of the city.

The Government of the city has strict control over the development of protected areas outside the natural protected area, prohibiting construction, expansion and alteration of construction projects that undermine the environment of plant survival in the natural protected areas.

Article 14. The protected area administration should strictly control the introduction of alien species and protect local species and biodiversity. Enhanced monitoring and scientific research on existing alien species and the fight against incursions of harmful species.

Protective institutions should strengthen vector control efforts and preserve ecological safety in natural protected areas.

Article 15 prohibits unauthorized deforestation and other trees in the area of natural protection.

The destruction of wildlife in natural protected areas is prohibited.

Article 16 prohibits acts affecting wildlife, habitat and breeding in natural protected areas.

Article 17 prohibits the release of chlorofluorocarbons, wastewater, solid wastes, and acts that cause noise, laser pollution and radioactive contamination in natural protected areas that undermine the survival of flora and fauna.

Article 18 prohibits the storage of holes, lights and other flights that affect the survival of species of birds in natural protected areas and their peripherals.

Article 19 protected area management should strengthen the management of resources and facilities in natural protected areas, establish facilities such as firefighting, sanitation, and establish a system of inspection to prevent pollution and damage to natural resources and to prevent forest fires.

The protected area management shall establish boundary logs and warning signs in the natural protection area; any unit or individual shall not be allowed to carry out their own movement or destroy boundarymarks and warning signs.

Article 20 imposes a dual management system in the area of the area of Finland and border guards.

The protected area administration should facilitate the work of public security border workers who are required to travel regularly to and from the above-mentioned areas, and provide them with pass passes for entering the area of Finland.

The public security border sector should provide work facilities for the staff of the protected areas who are required to travel regularly to and from the above-mentioned areas, and pass access to the relevant documents for the processing of border guards.

The protected area management and the public security border sector should develop innovative management approaches to facilitate access of each other's staff to the area of Finland trees.

The above-mentioned persons should be subject to the management of the relevant sectors by complying with national, provincial and municipal laws, regulations and regulations relating to border area management and the management of natural protected areas.

Non-members enter the areas mentioned above and are subject to national regulations.

Article 21, when the public security border sector implements border alerts and patrol tasks, should avoid the core areas of the area of the area of the Nafurtang.

The public security border sector should protect the local ecological environment, in coordination with the natural landscape surroundings, and take appropriate protection measures when it builds on the buffer zone in the area of Finland trees, the construction of force roads in the pilot area, the induction, lighting and communications. The establishment of the above-mentioned facilities should seek the views of the protected area management bodies.

Article 2

(i) Unauthorized access to natural protected areas, with a fine of 1000 dollars, which is discouraged from being converted, with a fine of 2,000 dollars approved for entry into natural protected areas but not subject to management and in violation of the specific management measures of natural protected areas, and which is discouraged from being corrected, with a fine of US$ 2000;

(ii) Removal of mangroves or other forest trees, ordering violations and imposing fines, of which more than 1.5 metres of trees have been cut off, 5,000 yen and less than 1.5 m, each of which is fined at $3000, or less than 1 m, each with a fine of US$ 2000; dislocating other trees, 1000 dollars per fine; suspected crimes are transferred to the judiciary;

(iii) The unlawful arrest of wildlife, the confiscation of the proceeds of hunting, hunting tools and violations, and the imposition of fines of more than 5,000 yen; and the transfer of suspected crimes to the judiciary by law;

(iv) In violation of article 16, an order to stop the offence and to reject the correct fine of 1000 dollars; the damage to natural protected areas has been caused by the destruction of more than 5,000 dollars; and the transfer of the judiciary to the extent of the offence;

(v) Responsibilities of movement or damage to the mark or the warning signs, and a fine of US$ 2000.

Article 23 of the Municipal Ocean Administrative Authority will be delegated to the Protected Areas' Authority in accordance with the administrative penalties imposed on the island of the People's Republic of China under the Law on the Protection of the Sea.

Article 24, in violation of article 17, is corrected by an administrative authority responsible for environmental protection and a fine of $100,000, which is provided by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 25, in violation of article 18, is rectified by urban management orders, rejects the correctness and fines of $500.

Article 26 Abuse of functions, negligence, provocative fraud by the staff of the protected area administration is governed by the law by their own units or superior authorities or the inspection department. The transfer of the judiciary is governed by law.

Article 27 of the present provision, which came into force on 20 January 2012, was repealed by the Government of the Shenzhensan People's Government, on 9 February 2002, in parallel with the provisions on the management of natural protected areas at the national level of the Fore Field.