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(The 42th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Honourable State of 5 July 2006 considered the adoption of Decree No. 94 of 7 August 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 94 of the Honoural State, which came into force on 1 October 2006) Article I, in order to protect and rationalize the use of forest resources, strengthen the management of timber and develop this approach, in line with the People's Forests Act and relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 units and individuals involved in timber operations in the administration of the province should be respected. Article 3 deals with timber operations as described in this approach, including activities in timber processing and transport. The approach refers to woods, beaching materials, bamboo materials, trees, trees, charcoal and more than 5 cm. Article 4 In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the authorities of the people at the district level are responsible for the management of timber operations. Article 5 units and individuals involved in the process of timber operation should apply to the forest administration authorities at the district level for the processing of timber. Villagers use a small number of agricultural equipment, furniture and buildings that are legally owned by sources. The authorization for the processing of timber is compiled by the Ministry's Government's Forestry Administration. Article 6 units and individuals who apply for the processing of timber shall be equipped with facilities and equipment that are adapted to the scale of their business processing, with the right identification, inspection of the wood. Article 7 Article 8. All sporadic trees of the villagers from land-locked and pre-fabricated homes are required to access the market and should be certified by communes (communes) or villagers' councils. The business administration and the forest administration authorities should oversee the market. No units or individuals shall operate the wood that is free of legal documents. Article 10 units and individuals for the transport of timber shall provide the following materials to the forest administration authorities at the district level: (i) The forest wood harvesting licence or other documents that are valid for the source of wood; (ii) Plant quarantine; (iii) Timber size or timber transport documents; (iv) Licence for the processing of timber; (v) Forestry pay receipts and complete tax cheques; (vi) Other documents provided for by law, regulations. Article 11 Article 12 The units and individuals carrying the wood should be identified as the timber transport certificate. The transport country's units and individuals that protect trees at the first and secondary levels should hold timber transport cards in the province's Government's forest administration, with the exclusive chapters of the trees. Article 13 (i) Whether the transport wood is in possession of a timber transport certificate and whether the evidence is in compliance; (ii) Does the process wood hold a licence for the processing of timber; (iii) Whether the source of wood for business processing is lawful. Article XIV units and individuals for the transport of timber shall be held in excess of the wood transport certificate for special reasons, and in exchange for effective timber transport documents within 5 days of the excess period. There was no exchange of information on 5 days after the expiry of the five-year period to deal with the unauthorized transport of timber. Article 15 Article 16, leakage, default on the Fund, is to be transferred by the authorities of the forest administration at the district level to the extent that they are subject to a fine of more than two times the amount, but not more than 3,000 dollars. Article 17 violates the provisions of this approach by providing for legal, legislative and regulatory provisions. In violation of this approach, staff members of the National Authority for Forestry Administration at the district level, or staff from other national authorities, are not guilty of crimes under the law. Article 19, which was implemented effective 1 October 2006. The timber circulation management approach, adopted by the Standing Conference of the People's Government of Honoural State on 16 December 1997, was also repealed. |
