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(Consideration of the 42th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Blackonang on 20 October 2006 of the adoption of the Decree No. 14 of 20 October 2006 on the date of publication of the People's Government Order No. The Government of the people of the Blackang Province has decided to amend the approach to the control of forest pests in the Blackang province as follows: Article 2, paragraph 2, was amended to read: “Forest vector control” means the prevention and treatment of diseases, pests, rats and hazardous plants for forests, forest wood, seeds, graces and timber”. Changes to “forest disease vector control institutions” in Article 7 are “forest disease vector control institutions”. The changes to the Ministry of Forestry in Article 12, paragraph 1, are as follows: Article 16 was amended to read: “The forest operation units and individuals, when harvested or severely damaged by forest pests, need to be validated on-site by more than veterinary forest vector control institutions, to be found by the provincial forest disease vector control institutions, that the licensees of harvested wood can be carried out in accordance with the relevant logging provisions”. Paragraph 3 of Article 17 reads as follows: “The forest pest disaster standards are developed by the provincial forest administration authorities; the cost-of-control scheme is implemented in accordance with the Forestry Harmful Biblihoods Management Scheme of Finance”. Delete Article 22: “This approach is the responsibility of provincial forest administration authorities to apply interpretations.” In addition, the order of the provisions was adjusted accordingly. This decision is implemented from the date of publication. Following the consequential changes made by the Blackon Province's Forest Pests Control Approach, this decision was renewed. Annex: Methods for the prevention and control of forest pests in the Blackon Province (Amendments in 2006) Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the State Department's Forest Pests Control Regulations. Article II applies to all units and individuals involved in forest operation activities within the territorial administration. Forest pest control means the prevention and removal of diseases, pests, rats and harmful plants for forests, forests, seeds, graces and timber. Article 3 The communes (including town, with) forestry sites are responsible for organizing forest pest control in the communes. The provincial forest industry authorities are responsible for forest pest control in this system. The Provincial Agriation General and other sectors can manage the system's forest pest control, as commissioned by provincial forest administration authorities. Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the prevention of forest pests by incorporating forest pest prevention efforts into local national economic and social development planning, mitigation plans and leadership for tenure. Article 5 More than sanitary institutions should be equipped with dedicated sanitary units, and forest sites or communes should set up a dedicated or part-time sanitary (the salary is the responsibility of the unit). Article 6 (i) The functions of the Forest Protection, Forestry Assistant Engineer; (ii) The protection of forests and the higher level of forestry education with specialized scientific schools in forestry; (iii) Physical health. A dedicated preventive officer should be approved by the provincial forestry administration. Article 7 Article 8. Forest operators and individuals engage in productive activities such as selection, fertilization, fertilization, fertilization, harvesting and transport, and must be accompanied by measures to prevent the breeding and spread of forest diseases. Emphasis is placed on the greening project, which must incorporate the forest pest control measures into the design of afforestation planning, synchronization planning, synchronization and inspection. Article 9 All levels of forest vector control and quarantine systems should be conducted in accordance with the law and, where necessary, quarantine personnel may enter local vehicle stations, airports, ports, mails and warehouses in accordance with the statutory procedures. The risk of new transmission should be detected, and the embargo should be tightened and rapidly extinguished. In parallel with the identification of timber transport certificates, the plant and phytosanitary certificates should be checked. Article 10 states such as railways, transport, shipping, civil aviation, mail and public safety should cooperate with forest plant and phytosanitary institutions in quarantine efforts to prevent the transmission and transmission of dangerous forest pests, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and province. Article 11 Article 12 The municipal forestry administrative authorities should establish meteorological posts, select fixed-standard sites, conduct systematic monitoring of key forest pests, publish local forecasts after an integrated analysis of data from grass-roots units, develop prevention programmes on a regular basis, and report on the occurrence and control of forest pests to the top-level forestry administrative authorities and local people's governments. The communes and forest sites should be organized on a regular basis to conduct disease-based surveys, propose prevention programmes and report to the top-level forestry administrative authorities on time. In the case of sudden forest pests should be reported in a timely manner to the local people's governments and to the top-level forest administration authorities, the local people's government or the forest administration authorities should be organized in a timely manner, while reporting to the provincial forest administration authorities. Article 13 Article 14. When serious forest pests occur in large areas, the railway, civil aviation, transport, customs, meteorology, supplies, plans, financial, commercial and industrial administrations should cooperate actively and prioritize the supply, transport, aviation operations plans. More than the local people's governments or their forest administration authorities should organize their work in a timely manner, in accordance with the “every operation, whoever is to control”. Intermodal protection in the border areas is organized by the top-level local people's Government or the forest administration authorities, as well as regular inspections of the removal process. No unit or person shall be delayed or denied removal. Article 15, in the context of forest pest control, implements integrated governance measures that are consistent with biological, chemical, physical and protective measures, expands the application of biological agents in forest production, protect the ecological environment of forests and enhance forest resilience to natural disasters. Article 16 of the forest operation units and individuals are required to be identified on-site by the forest vector control institutions of more than veterinary forest vectors at the time of the receipt of the forest harvesting licence under the relevant logging provisions. Article 17 All forests and forest woods, which are used in commodity types, economic forests and new charcoal, are addressed separately from the Fund, timber sales income, multiple operating incomes and utilities. The share of the expenditure of the Fund should be more than 3 per cent of the actual expenditure of the main forest pests, with a focus area of 4 per cent; protected forests belonging to public goods and special-purpose forests. In the context of inadequate prevention costs in engineering investments, the local people's Government was addressed on the basis of financial resources. The costs of forest pest control for all forests and forests are borne by the operator and the local people's Government has given appropriate financial support. Collective and individual forest and forest woods have a large area of eruption or dangerous forest pests, which are indeed unable to afford all the costs of prevention, and all levels of government should grant subsidies. Disaster standards for forest pests have been developed by the provincial forest administration authorities; subsidies to combat costs are implemented in accordance with the Forestry Harmful Biology Control Benefit Management Scheme of the Ministry of Finance. The units and individuals of one of the following achievements are recognized and rewarded by the local people's Government or by the forest administration authorities: (i) The strict implementation of regulations and regulations for the prevention and control of forest pests and the absence of forest pests for five consecutive years in the region or in the area of operation; (ii) Produce timely accuracy and make recommendations for the rationalization of prevention, which are adopted by the relevant sectors and have received significant benefits; (iii) In the forest pests for the prevention of scientific research or the promotion of advanced preventive techniques, access to the outcomes of such awards has been obtained; (iv) The work of the forest-based grass-roots units at the forest or commune levels for a period of 10 years for the prevention of forest pests; (v) There are other notable achievements in forest vector control. Article 19 is one of the following acts, with the exception of the period of time, compensation for loss of office or authority granted by the territorial Government's forestry administrative authority or by the competent authority: (i) The use of planting or afforestation with hazardous pests; (ii) The occurrence of forest pests in a timely manner or incapacity, resulting in the spread of forest pests to disaster; (iii) Exhibition, misstatement or misstatement of forest pests, causing adverse impacts and serious consequences. The denial, obstruction of the use of violence by the sanitary personnel in accordance with the law, is punishable by the public security authorities in accordance with the provisions of the State's related security penalties. Article 20, Deceives of forest pests, may be replaced by the forest administrative authorities or their authorized units, whose removal costs are borne by those responsible for the period of time. There was a serious and disproportionate incidence of forest pests and should be eliminated. Article 21, the parties' decision on administrative penalties is not consistent and may apply for review or prosecution to the People's Court in accordance with the law. Article 2 |
