(Summit 7th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Community of 4 September 2008 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 105 of 10 September 2008 No. 105 of the Order No. 105 of 10 September 2008 No. 105 of the Order No. 105 of the Government of the Community of the Republic of Western Sahara, effective 15 October 2008)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the protection and management of the archaeological landscape (hereinafter referred to as landscape areas), to develop and utilize the resources of the landscape, to maintain a normal order and a good nodule environment in the landscape area, to promote prosperity and development in the landscape area, and to develop this approach in line with relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2, this approach applies to the construction, protection, use and management activities of the landscape.

The landscapes described in this approach include the archaeological bridges along the historical cultural streets of the River and the South Shan cultural commercial cities. The scope of the landscape needs to be restructured and published by the Government of the South Governors after approval by the Government of the city.

Article III protects and administers the principle of strict planning, harmonization, effective protection and reasonable use and treats the protection and exploitation in the right manner.

Article IV. The Government of the people of the South Pacific is responsible for the integrated management of the landscape area, which is entrusted with the management of the landscape area.

The sectors of public safety, business, construction, planning, culture, urban governance, municipalities, parking and tourism are protected and managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Staff in the landscape areas, such as public security, business and city management, should be actively performing the statutory functions and complement the day-to-day management of the landscape administration.

The Government of the people of the South Pacific Region should organize a programme for the protection of the land area. The protection use programme should clearly delineate the functioning and functioning of the landscape area.

The Landscape Protection Use Programme should be in line with the overall urban planning and related specific planning.

Article 6. Buildings in the landscape area, landscape design and placement of outside advertisements, night lights, public facilities should be reflected in landscape-specific positions.

New construction, expansion, alteration (constitution) in the landscape area should be coordinated with the surrounding landscape and the environment.

Article 7. The construction (constitution) of the streets in the landscape area should be maintained by the owner on a regular basis in accordance with the relevant provisions for laundering, floation and maintenance of exogenous integrity and the United States of America.

The owner also agreed with the user on the laundering, flour, and responsibility for the rehabilitation of the construction (construction).

Article 8. The construction of (constitutional, slogan, sites, etc.) is marked by the authorities of the landscape, in accordance with the relevant provisions, to protect the directory, mark and strictly protect. No unit or individual shall be destroyed or renovated, moved and removed.

Article 9 should be established and developed in the landscape area for the improvement of the various labels. A variety of labels should be consistent with the norms and standards of national common language and the use of public information maps consistent with international standards and common international language identifiers.

Article 10. Roads, rivers and their subsidiary facilities and public facilities, such as sanitation, lighting, transport, etc., as well as local routes are maintained by the owner or by the units entrusted to it. The management of the landscape should assist in the day-to-day maintenance management, discovering damage, and should notify the owner in a timely manner or the institution entrusted with rehabilitation.

Background works such as spraying of public places in the landscape area, simulations, simulations, bulletins, theatres, etc. facilities and simulations, are maintained by the landscape management agencies.

Article 11 provides for the control of and access to water-based tourism projects in the area of water operation. Regional management bodies should identify operators on the basis of access conditions.

Non-operational vessels are prohibited from engaging in or changing their operations in waters in the area of the landscape.

Article 12 Operational activities in the landscape area should be in line with the functionalities and industrial landscapes established by the programme for the conservation of the use of the landscape, reflecting the historical culture of the landscape.

The relevant administrative authorities shall require a nuclear license in accordance with the functions of the area of the landscape and the industrial landscape.

No unit or person shall be allowed to change the functioning and functioning of the landscape area.

Article 13 Background agencies should urge units in the landscape area to establish and improve, as required by the public security sector, the facilities such as firefighting, firefighting, and piracy and to conduct regular inspections to ensure regular use.

The authorities of the landscape should establish and improve public safety monitoring facilities in the landscape area, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Regional management bodies should establish, maintain a human landscape and a landscape safety management system. The monitoring of protection responsibilities units in the relevant sectors will be carried out on a regular basis with respect to protection measures such as fire prevention, firefighting, corruption, anti-stigation and mine avoidance.

Article 14. Landscape management should establish emergency preparednesss for the sound landscape area and implement safety management measures. During the tourism boom season and the temporary large mass events, transport evacuations and evacuations should be made in a timely manner to ensure human and property security.

Article 15 shall seek the views of the management bodies of the landscape when the authorities are dealing with the following clearance matters in the area:

(i) The construction (construction) of an exhumation of the street;

(ii) Construction, expansion, alteration (construction);

(iii) The establishment of a landscape lighting facility;

(iv) Expropriation, excavation of roads and rivers;

(v) The creation of outdoor advertisements or public information brands (columnes), markers;

(vi) The setting of water access routes that transpose the waters of the landscape;

(vii) Rehabilitation, relocation and removal of public facilities;

(viii) Other matters affecting the protection and management of landscape areas.

Where units or individuals engaged in construction activities in the area of the landscape are completed, the site should be cleaned in a timely manner and returned; the loss should be compensated.

Article 16 organizes large mass events such as exhibitions, exhibitions, horticulture performances, videos and other cultures, business, with the consent of the landscape management bodies. Relevant approvals, back-up procedures should be conducted in accordance with the law, and large-scale mass pooling activities should be organized by the authorities of the landscape, and restitution of the status quo.

The organization of activities in the landscape area resulted in damage to public facilities, equipment, and the organizer should bear liability.

In the area under which the road blocks are managed, and in addition to special vehicles such as police, fire, ambulances, ambulances and engineering ambulances, other vehicles that are required to enter the streets should be stopped at the required parking spaces in accordance with the designated time and route.

Article 18 provides for the introduction of a system of urban Responsible for Sanitation. The urban responsibilities for sanitation should be carefully implemented in accordance with the clear responsibilities of the city's book of care for sanitation, order, facilities, greenization and erode of management requirements. There was also agreement between the urban responsibilities for sanitation and the user and the manager on the management responsibility.

The operators of the area should maintain the integrity of the surrounding environment.

The units and individuals involved in operating activities in the landscape area should be subject to the uniform management of the management authorities in the landscape area and to the associated management costs in accordance with the provisions.

Public facilities need to be used in the landscape area, which should be charged with royalties for public facilities.

Article 20 should establish and improve consumer complaints mechanisms, prompt mediation of disputes between operators and consumers, protection of the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, and maintain good business order in the landscape area.

Article 21 may select eligible units for the management and related services in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Any units and individuals in Article 2 should be self-speaking the public sanitation of the landscape area, maintaining environmental integrity and preventing environmental pollution. The following acts are prohibited in the landscape area:

(i) Excise in the river (away);

(ii) The construction of toxic, hazardous, oil-based storage, storage, or the installation of coal, meals, garbage, waste recycling (processing) sites;

(iii) Exclusive emissions of toxic gases, liquids and noises;

(iv) Settle, burning of paper and other blends;

(v) Incests, pollutants, such as garbage and building garbage;

(vi) Swashing or lagging in spraying facilities;

(vii) swimming, vertical, laundering of motor vehicles and pollutants in the river (air);

(viii) Other environmental impacts and pollution environments.

Any units and individuals in Article 23 should be self-paced to maintain public facilities in the landscape area. The following acts are prohibited:

(i) Damage to the construction of (construction);

(ii) Disadvantage, stigma or unauthorized movement, dismantlement of public facilities, such as sanitation, communications, lighting, transport, and sewerage facilities;

(iii) Background works such as destruction, humiliation or unauthorized movement, removal of spray water in public places, slogan, simulation, bulletins, theatres, etc. facilities and simulations;

(iv) The unauthorized use of green areas or changes in greenland uses;

(v) Deforestation, compromise and relocation of trees;

(vi) Instructions, builds, shaggeds and miles in green areas;

(vii) To extract or trajectory and closed greenfields, grasss;

(viii) Other acts that undermine public facilities and greenization.

Any unit and individual should be self-speaking the state of public order and social moral integrity in the landscape area and maintain a landscape and environmental harmony. The following acts are prohibited:

(i) Structural change (construction) and externality;

(ii) Description, chewing and posting on facilities and trees, such as construction (construction), sing, etc.);

(iii) The construction (construction) of axes, trajectorys, windows, windows and streets along the two sides of the river, and the lifting of the goods that affect the city's minds, hiding and posting publicity materials;

(iv) The creation of bureaucratic inducements, cascabo, blocking the sale of horticulture and conducting low-level stereotype performances;

(v) Extensive activities such as bassing, measurement and life;

(vi) To begging, open boarding and humiliating;

(vii) The carrying of a cell into public places only and the violation of the provision of a pyrethroid;

(viii) Other disruptions of public order in the landscape, the destruction of social moral integrity and the impact of a state of excellence and environmental harmony.

Article 25 engages in business activities in the landscape area and should be self-speaked and operated by law. The following acts are prohibited:

(i) operate without evidence;

(ii) The occupation of public premises such as roads, squares, parking sites or beyond thresholds, tiers;

(iii) The use of unjustifiable means of buying, substituting good, price fraud and malicious competition;

(iv) Excellence in water feeding activities;

(v) To take advantage of water resources from the rivers for production;

(vi) Other acts that undermine the order and the operation of the law.

Article 26 State organs and relevant management bodies and their staff members, in one of the following acts in the management of the landscape, shall be disposed of by the competent and direct responsible person directly responsible; constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) In violation of the provisions of this approach to the processing of the relevant approval procedure;

(ii) Failure to perform managerial duties or to detect the grave consequences of violations in a timely manner;

(iii) Other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, andys of negligence.

Article 27, in one of the following acts in the landscape area, is warned by the local authorities entrusted by the Government of the South Governor, and may be fined in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) In violation of article 16, paragraph 1, of the present approach, the imposition of a fine of more than 1,000 dollars for large-scale mass events such as exhibitions, exhibitions, horticulture performances, videos and other cultural, commercial, etc.;

(ii) In violation of article 23, paragraph 3, of the scheme, damage, stigma or unauthorized movement, removal of public places sprays, embezzlement, bulletins, posters, etc. facilities or simulations, with a fine of more than 1000 dollars.

(iii) In violation of article 24, paragraph 4, and fifth provisions of this approach, the sale of horticulture, the conduct of low-level sterilical performances or the carrying out of the batching, tying, severance, etc., with a fine of up to $50.

Article 28, in violation of other provisions of this approach, is punishable by law, legislation and regulations by the relevant administration, which falls within the scope of urban management's relative concentration of administrative sanctions, and is punished by the urban administration of administrative law enforcement.

Article 29 governs the protection and management of historical cultural neighbourhoods in the landscape area and the protection and management of the property protection unit, and applies the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 33 The Government of the people of the South Governor may establish rules based on this approach.

Article 31 of this approach was implemented effective 15 October 2008.