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(Adopted at the 35th ordinary meeting of the Government of the commune on 6 August 2006 by Order No. 121 of 16 August 2006 in response to the Order of the People's Government of the city, which was launched effective 1 October 2006) Chapter I General Article 1. To enhance forest management and forest land protection, the legitimate exploitation of forest land resources, the preservation of the legitimate rights and interests of all persons and users of forests, forests and forests, and the development of this approach in line with laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Forest Act. Article 2 units and individuals involved in forest management, forest protection and forest resource development within the present administrative area shall be subject to this approach. Article 3 of this approach refers to the right to forest, forest wood, forest land ownership or use. The approach refers to forest areas, including more than 0.2 per cent of the Closed Clinic, inclination, desertlands, logging sites, fires, unforested land, fervented land, ventilation sites and land-based government planning. Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen forest management and forestland protection efforts, develop forest land use planning, implement forest management and forest land tenure responsibility. Article 5 The primary responsibility is: (i) Promote, implement, implement and implement national legislation, regulations and policies relating to the management of forest rights and the protection of forestland; (ii) Develop forestland conservation and development planning to monitor the protection, management and utilization of forested land; (iii) To register, change and write-off forest, forest wood, forest land rights; (iv) The procedure for approval by law for the recruitment, use of forested land and the temporary use of forested land; (v) To investigate administrative cases of illegal intrusion, destruction of forest land and the use of forestland in violation of the law and to put an end to violations of forestland; (vi) The right to mediate forests, forests and forest lands in accordance with the law. Chapter II Article 6 provides for the registration of documents in forest, forest wood and forest areas in accordance with the law. The right to forest registration includes initial, change and write-off registration. The right to ownership and use of forests, forests and forest land is registered in accordance with the following provisions: (i) The use of forest, forest wood and forest land in all trans-zonal administrative regions of the country by the forest rights owner to submit registration requests to the municipal forestry administration authorities, which are registered by the Government of the city, which confirms the rights; (ii) The use of all forest, forest wood and forest land in countries other than the previous subparagraph, by the forest owner to submit registration requests to the district forest administration authorities, which are registered by the Government of the county and confirmed by the licence; (iii) Collectively owned forest, forest and forest land, as well as all units and units of individuals, with registration requests from forest rights holders to the district forest administration authorities, which are registered by the Government of the county and confirmed by the nuclear certificate. The titles of forests, forests and forest lands registered under the law, the right to use is protected by law and no unit or individual may be violated. Article 7. The right to forest registration is submitted by the forest owner to the forest registry. The right to forest is a person who is or is a legal agent, entrusts the agent with a request for registration of the right to forest; the right to forest is a legal person or other organization, with the legal representative, head or commissioner of a request for registration. Article 8 (i) The application form for registration of forest rights; (ii) Individual identity certificates, legal or other organization qualification certificates, legal representation certificates, legal representations or heads of authority, proof of the author's identity and letter of entrustment; (iii) Cooperation with the legal effect of afforestation agreements or forest transfer contracts, forest dispute resolution decisions taken by the Governments of all levels of the people, the judgement on forest rights disputes made by the People's Court at all levels, the legal succession process and other forest, forest and forest land rights documents; (iv) Other relevant documents provided for by law, legislation and regulations. The application submitted by the forest rights owner is in line with the provisions of this approach and the forest registration authority shall be admissible; the application shall not be in accordance with the provisions of this approach and the registration authority of the forest shall state the grounds for the inadmissibility; and the need to supplement the application material should be communicated one-time by the forest registry authority. Article 10 The forest rights registry body shall review and review applications on the ground, and review and field clearances include: (i) The location of forests, forests and forest lands, the four to the boundaries, the forest species, tree species, area or number of strains are accurate; (ii) The right to forest prove that the material is lawful; (iii) The right not to be contested; (iv) The boundaries indicated in the accompanying figure, which are marked to be consistent with the field. Article 11, which is reviewed and reviewed on the ground in compliance with the required registration application, shall notify the review, field review findings at the forest, forest wood and forest sites for 30 days. During the notice period, the relevant units or individuals objected to review by the forest registry body. Upon review and field review of non-compliant registration requests, the forest registry authorities are not registered and the reasons for non-registration are communicated in writing. The forest rights registry shall take a decision to grant registration or not registration within two months from the date of receipt of the request. Article 12 Article 13 Changes in the ownership, use of forests, forests and forest lands should be made to the registered authorities of the former forest rights to process the registration process under the law. Article 14. In one of the following cases, the right to forest shall be registered by the registry of the original forest rights: (i) Forests, forests and forest land are used and occupied by law; (ii) The forest area is adjusted by law to non-forest land; (iii) Other cancellations are required by law. The write-off was registered and the forest registry was recovered and filed. Article 15. The forest certificate shall be completed by error or loss, damage, and the forest owner shall apply for corrections or removal by the original forest registry authority. Article 16 shall establish a forest rights registry file and allow public access. Article 17 takes place in which the rights to forests, forests and forest lands are disputed, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the approach to the implementation of the People's Republic of China Forest Law. Chapter III Protection of forestland Article 18 Article 19 provides units and individuals with the right to forest land under the law, and shall not destroy the forest area and to change its use. There is a need to change the use of forested land, which should be governed by the law, with the consent of the district-level forestry administrative authorities. The State protects the legitimate rights and interests of forest, forest and forest operators in accordance with the law. No unit or person shall be in possession of all forested and used forest land by the operator under the law. Article 20 prohibits the following acts of destruction of forest areas: (i) Removal and reproduction in forest land; (ii) The opening of deserted sites; (iii) To lay graves in forest areas other than bloc forests approved by the city, the people of the district. Mining, storing and extractive land is prohibited without approval. Article 21 engages in the planting industry under the forested forest area, with the following 25 slopes of the slope of the slope of the slope, and takes appropriate measures to maintain water. The planting industry in the forest area shall not be pushed. Specially protected public goods may not be employed in forested plantations. Chapter IV Article 22 conducts surveys, mining deposits and construction works, which should not be made or less, and must be recruited or occupied in forest areas and should be reviewed and approved on a case-by-step basis, in accordance with legal, regulatory and regulatory provisions. Article 23 shall apply to the district forest administration authorities and provide relevant material. Article 24, which has been approved for the recruitment, occupation of forest land units, shall pay forest land, forest wood compensation and resettlement benefits to forest administration authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 25 The acquisition, occupation of forest land units requires that harvested woods have been approved for use and taken on forested land, and that the forest administration authorities apply for the processing of forest logging permits. The harvested wood is owned by all forest owners and the harvesting costs are paid by the extractive and occupier units. Article 26 temporarily occupied other forest areas other than protected forests and special-purpose forests, which are more than 10 hectares, with the approval of municipal forestry administrative authorities; temporary use of forest areas other than protected forests and special-use forests is below 2 hectares, with the approval of the district administration authorities. Temporary forest cover units should pay forest land, forest wood compensation and forest vegetation recovery rates in accordance with the relevant provisions. The temporary occupation of forest land shall not exceed 2 years and shall not be permitted to construct permanent buildings and to place substances that impede the length and revegetation of forests on forest-occupied forests on a temporary basis after the expiry of the occupancy period; No units or individuals shall be exempted from the costs of the confiscation and occupation of forested land. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 28, in violation of article 20, paragraph 1, paragraph 1 (a), of the scheme, is responsible for the cessation of the offence by the forestry administrative authorities and destroys the fines of the area of the forest area of each square kilometre to ten. In violation of article 20, paragraph 1, paragraph 2, of the present approach, the deadline for the extension of the status quo by the forestry administrative authorities and the unlawful use of the area of forest land for a fine of €1 to 10. The destruction of forest wood is responsible for compensating for losses, bringing the number of trees that have been destroyed by trees of more than one to three times, and can destroy a fine of one to five times the value of forests. In violation of article 20, paragraph 1, paragraphs 3 and 2, of the present approach, the deadline for the renewal of the status quo by the executive authorities of the forestry industry and the unlawful alteration of the area of the use of forests from $10 to 30 square meters per square kilometre; the destruction of the aggravating circumstances of the forest wood, which constitutes a crime and the criminal responsibility of the law. Article 29, in violation of article 21 of this approach, caused the destruction of forests, forests and trees to be compensated by law, to stop violations by the forest administration authorities and to add to three times the number of trees destroyed. Article 33 The forest administration authorities and the relevant sector staff misuse their functions, play negligence, favouring private fraud, are subject to administrative disposition by law, constituting an offence and are held criminally by law. Annex VI Article 31 of this approach is implemented effective 1 October 172. |
