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(Summit 32th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Uruz on 13 December 2005 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 73 of 12 January 2006 No. 73 of the People's Government Order No. 73, dated 1 March 2006) Article I, in order to strengthen forest and parking forest harmful biological practices, prevent the spread of hazardous biomass, preserve forest and plant ecological safety, develop this approach in line with the People's Forests Act and the National Department of State Forest Pests Control Regulations and relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2. This approach applies to hazardous biological control in forestry and parking forests within the city's administration. Article 3 of the present approach refers to harmful species such as diseases, pests, and grazs, which endanger the normal life of forests, forest wood, forest seeds and plantations and cause economic losses. Article IV. The municipal forest administration is responsible for the management of harmful biological practices in the city's forestry and parking forests, with specific organizations responsible for forest and planting harmful biological practices. The forest administration authorities in the area (zone) are responsible for the protection of harmful biological practices in forestry and plant forests in the Territory. The sectors such as public security, transport, business and livestock, and pastoralism, should work in collaboration with forest and parking forest harmful biological practices within their respective responsibilities. Article 5 The Government of the People of Regions (Parliament) should incorporate forestry and plant forests hazardous biological practices into disaster mitigation plans and develop appropriate measures and systems. Article 6 The forest administration authorities may organize the application of the Unidroit regime in accordance with the characteristics and dissemination of harmful biomass from forestry and parking. Article 7 units and individuals operating, managing forestry and parking forests shall be used to prevent harmful biological practices in forestry and parking forests in accordance with the following provisions: (i) Prohibition of the use of planting, seedings, flowers and plantations with hazardous biological species; (ii) Sustainable trees and rationalize the configuration of insecticide-treated species and enhance their capacity to combat pests; (iii) Enhance the management of childbearing, increase the number of trees, cleaning down tree farms, and timely clearance of forest and parking plants that have already been severely infected with harmful biomass; (iv) The identification of hazardous biomass for forestry and parking and timely reporting to the forest administration authorities. Article 8 Article 9 Article 10 Article 11 shall be in compliance with the following provisions: (i) There is a need for the use of approved registered crop varieties and the use of high-cruit pesticides; (ii) The use of biological preparations in parks, cruise gardens, watersheds, green areas, and in green areas; (iii) Protection against harmful biological practices such as the use of profitable birds, veterinary, pests and stereotypes. Article 12. In the event of outbreaks of sexual or dangerous forestry and plant forests harmful to biological life, the Government of the city may organize the relevant sectors to develop emergency measures to coordinate the resolution of major issues in its work. When large-scale aircraft spraying is to be used, the municipal forest administration authorities should report in advance to the approval of the city's Government and inform units and individuals in the region in advance of the necessary safety protection measures to guarantee human, livestock security. Article 13 Article 14. (i) Strict implementation of forestry and plant forests harmful biological practices, legislation, prevention and removal measures, and the creation of significant ecological and landscape benefits; (ii) Preparing the accuracy of harmful biomass in a timely manner and proposing rationalizing proposals for the control of harmful biomass from forestry and parking forests, which are adopted by the relevant sectors, with significant benefits; (iii) Significant gains in forest and parking forests in the prevention of scientific research or the application of advanced preventive techniques in production practices; (iv) There are other notable achievements in forest and parking forest harmful biological practices. Article 15 is one of the following acts, which is vested in the executive authorities of the forestry administration for the duration of the period of time, compensation for losses, and fines of up to 100 million dollars. (i) In the absence of quarantine, afforestation, greening, breeding and marketing of harmful species with hazardous biological species and plant species; (ii) In the event of harmful biomass from forestry and parking forests, irrespective of the duration and technology provided for, inter alia, extraterritoriality, resulting in the spread of harmful organisms; (iii) Exhibition of or overstatement of harmful biomass in forestry and parking forests, causing the spread of harmful biomass from forestry and plant forests to flood. Article 16, in violation of article 13 of this approach, stipulates that the time limit for the removal of those responsible may be replaced by the forest administration, which is borne by the custodian. In order to eliminate harmful biological work in forestry and parking forests, implementation is not stopped because of the application of administrative review or administrative proceedings by the responsible person. Article 17 has the right to maintain, confiscate, destroy or impose a change in use for forest and plant and products that are in contravention of the provisions. The cost of destruction is borne by the responsible person. Article 18 The parties' decisions on administrative penalties may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 19, which was implemented effective 1 March 2006. On 21 June 2002, the Government of the commune announced the introduction of the Uluwood Urban Plant and Philosophical Control (No. |
