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(The 34th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Favu, 13 June 2005, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 94 of 12 September 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 94, which came into force on 1 November 2005) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to effectively protect, continue to utilize the resources of the landscape of Vuka, promote human and natural harmony, develop this approach in line with the relevant national legislation, administrative regulations and the Regulations on the Protection of the World's Cultural and Natural Heritage in the Favu province. Article II activities to protect, manage and develop the use of wind-based resources within the context of the arsenal area should be followed by this approach. Article 3. The protection management of the resources of the landscape of Vawaii should be guided by the principles of strict protection, harmonization, rational development and reuse. Article IV is a win-win national resource that cannot be relocated and should be strictly protected by law and no organization, individual shall be intrusive, disruptive and illegally transferred. Any organization or individual has the obligation to protect the resources of the landscape. Article 5 protects the resources of the management of the arsenal of Vuka and should preserve the public interest. Compensation should be provided in accordance with the law for damage caused to local mass production and property due to the need for protection. Chapter II Protection management Article 6. The Government of the province has established the Coordinating Committee for the Protection of the Lands of War II, which is responsible for coordinating major issues for the management of protection in the area of Vuka. The rules of procedure of the Coordinating Committee, procedures of conduct, etc., were adopted by the Coordinating Committee and reported to the Government of the province for implementation. Article 7. The Government of the people of South Plus should coordinate and monitor major matters such as the protection, management and development of the area of Vuka. Significant matters identified by the Coordinating Committee for the Protection of the Lands of War II in the area of protection management should be reported upon by the Government of the South Pyonga, and monitored the implementation of the matters identified by the Provincial Coordinating Committee for the Protection of the Mountains. Article 8. The Government of the people of War II should integrate the protection, management and development of the area of the Vuka landscape into national economic and social development plans, organize, promote the work of the relevant sectors and coordinate their relations with the communes (communes), street offices and relevant management agencies in the area of Vawaii. Article 9 (i) Promote and implement relevant laws, regulations and policies; (ii) Protection of the winning resources and their ecological environment in Vuka; (iii) Organizing the implementation of the Vuka poles planning; (iv) Management, maintenance and improvement of the arsenal facilities; (v) The development of a management system in the area of Vuka, which is responsible for monitoring the management of sanitation and services in the landscape area; (vi) Security in the area of Vuka, regular inspections of its security facilities, maintenance of transport, tourism order and security of the safety of tourists; (vii) Acts committed by law in the area of arsenal; (viii) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations. Article 10 provides for a relatively centralized administrative sanction in the area of Vuka, which is exercised by the landscape management body, with specific competence, scope and etc. programmes developed by the Government of the people of the city of Vuii, and approved by the Government of the People of the Province, with the consent of the Government. Article 11 deals with administrative licences in the area of Vawaii, which are made by law after the executive permit is consulted by the authorities in the area of the landscape. Chapter III Planning and construction Article 12. Overall planning and detailed planning of the arsenal area of Vuka is an important basis for the protection, construction and management of the arsenal area. After the approval of the Movii poles, strict implementation must be carried out and any organization and individual may not change. Adjustments or modifications are required to the extent of the arsenal area, to the extent of the arsenal, and to the extent that they are approved by the former approving authority. The area of Vuka poles is particularly protected and, in accordance with the Regulations on the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage of Vuii, in Favu Province, has been established by the Government of the People's Republic of War II. In the area of Vuka poles, any project to build hydroelectric plants and to plan areas outside the area of the landscape of Vuka has been prohibited; construction projects that are in line with the planning of the poles of the Vuka landscape are in line with the planning of the Bangko landscape, a high, morphology, scale, etc. should be coordinated with surrounding landscapes and the environment, rigorous implementation of the environmental impact evaluation system and clearance procedures in accordance with the statutory procedures. The construction project, approved by law, must take effective measures to protect human and natural landscapes and surrounding forests, vegetation, water and landscapes; waste generated in the construction process must be removed or destroyed at designated locations; after completion, the waste must be cleaned up in a timely manner, greening, rehabilitating and rehabilitating environmental landscapes. Article 15. Planning for the area of excellence that is not in line with the arsenal of Vuka, which impedes the security, the pollution environment or pre-existing buildings, constructions that impede the landscape of the arsenal of Vuka, and the Government of the people of the city of Vuka should organize measures to rehabilitate, dismantle or migrate. Article 16 shall organize the construction of key infrastructures such as roads, transmission lines, newsletters, water drainage, and gas, in accordance with the planning of the Vuka poles. Article 17 The local people's Government should be equipped with the planning of new villages and their infrastructure. Chapter IV Protection and management Any organization and individual in the area of Vuka shall be vigilant in respect of the relevant provisions, and in the area of care, forest wood, facilities and the environment. Article 19 should be carried out in the area of Vuka poles, in accordance with the principle of a combination of conservation and ecological balance. Activities that promote greenization and ecological protection are encouraged and supported in the landscape area. It is prohibited to extract logging in the area of Vawaii, to collect rare, endangered wildlife, to hurt and hunt wild animals, and to not collect the mark, wildlife and forest products. Article 20 should be preserved and protected by waterland and water resources in the area of Vawaii. Activities to transform mountains, water bodies, such as the ban on deforestation, the reclaim of mountain species, tea, sand, the extraction and construction of graves. Article 21 Article 2 Article 23 of the landscape management is responsible for security prevention, fire infrastructure construction, strengthening safety prevention education, organizing regular inspections of the relevant sectors and eliminating security shocks in a timely manner. Regional management bodies should establish protection organizations responsible for the prevention of trajectory and forest pests. A reasonable fire protection facility provides for the duration of forest fire prevention, the delimitation of fire zones, the establishment of clear fire markings, the timely publication of information on forest fires and the effective prevention and recovery of forest fires. The units in the area of Vawaii must comply with national regulations on security, fire safety and law, strengthen electricity, fire management, build popular security, firefighting forces, implement safety, fire safety measures and enhance self-sustainability. Guidance and oversight should be strengthened by public security authorities and public safety firefighting agencies. Article 24 provides for specialized road planning for tourism based on the overall planning of the Yumkon area, subject to statutory procedures, following the finalization of the Government of the Vuka People. Article 25 Promotion of environmentally sound vehicles as a means of transport in the area of Vawaii should be carried out in strict compliance with the requirements for the planning of the Vuka poles, through the development of specific programmes by the landscape management bodies, with scientific evidence and approval by the process. Article 26 The Government of the Vuii Mountains, in accordance with the overall planning requirements of the Yukio Tunci, should be compensated and placed in accordance with the law when the protection management requires the systematic relocation of the population in the area of Vukang; and should be directed and supported by the production operation of the diaspora. In accordance with the requirements of protection management, the authorities of the landscape should issue timely information on the flow of guests, with plans to control passenger flows. Emergency advances should be developed, effective measures should be taken during the peak period to organize flows in a timely manner, to maintain the tourism order and to secure tourist safety. Article twenty-eighth authorities should plan and build tourist service operators in accordance with the principles of harmonized management, decentralized operation and accessibility. The operators must operate within the designated locations and projects. The management of tourist service operators should be improved. The operators of the tourist service have determined that, in accordance with the principles of openness, equity and justice, arrangements for the operation of villagers in the area of Vuka poles should be made in the form of open tenders, such as socially chosen operators. Article 29 operators in the area of Vuka can be managed through self-regulation through the establishment of an industrial association, which should guide and monitor various industry associations in the area. Article 33 prohibits: (i) Changes in buildings, historic monuments, rocks, trees, and rushs; (ii) The unauthorized introduction of foreign flora and fauna that are not coordinated with the ecological environment in the landscape area; (iii) Toxic fish, fish, electricity, fish and long fish; (iv) Backage, damage vegetation; (v) Inflation of cigarbs, wild fires and smoke-free zones; (vi) Accelerating waste such as paper, fruit and trajectory, with excess emissions of wastewater, noise and atmospheric pollutant; (vii) swiming in nine streams; (viii) Other acts that undermine the natural and human landscape of the landscape. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 31 violates this approach by punishing the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. In accordance with article 10 of this approach, the authorities of the landscape, with the approval of the Provincial People's Government, impose relatively centralized administrative penalties. Article 32, in violation of this approach by the authorities of the landscape and their staff, provides for the management and protection of the optimum resources of the landscape and their participation in the operation, and administrative disposition by the competent and other direct responsible persons with direct responsibility, in accordance with the law, constitutes a crime and is criminalized by law. Annex VI Article 33 of this approach refers to the east-to-guel stream as determined by the General Plan of the Favuii Metropolitan Region, approved by the State Department of State; to the town of the Linkills - the Star; south-east Kivu - frontland; and to the area of 64 square kilometres north to the village of Abelon (since a yellow stream). Other regions identified in the overall planning of the Nawai National Syphoon Metropolitan Areas and the protection of the area under other relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 November 2005. |
