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Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Forest Management Practices

Original Language Title: 宁夏回族自治区林地管理办法

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(Adopted by the 58th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Nakhin summer Autonomous Region on 23 May 2005) No. 78 of the Order of the People's Government of the Nakhinian Autonomous Region, dated 17 June 2005 (Act No. 78 of 1 August 2005)

Chapter I General
In order to strengthen the protection and management of forestland, to improve the ecological environment and to promote forest development, the approach has been developed in the light of the provisions of the Law on Forests of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Forest Law), the National People's Republic of China Land Management Act, the People's Republic of China Forest Law Enforcement Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Forest Law Implementation Regulations).
Article 2, which refers to forest land, including more than 02 cranes of depression, and incests of trees, deserted land, unforested land, harvested sites, fire burning sites, nursery sites and land-based governments.
Article 3 applies to the protection, management and development of forested land within the administrative region of this self-government.
Urban greenland management is governed by laws, regulations, regulations and regulations governing urban greenland management in the State and autonomous areas.
Article 4
Sectors such as land resources, farming, reclaiming, construction, water, public safety, transport and environmental conservation are managed in forest land, within their respective responsibilities.
Article 5 censure the misuse and destruction of forested lands, and behaviours of intrusion, destruction of forests should be promptly checked and protected and rewarded persons reporting power.
Article 6
Article 7.
Chapter II
Article 8
The right to forest is a legal certificate of forest land and the right to forest. The legitimate rights and interests of all and users of forests are protected by law and no units and individuals may be violated.
Article 9 shall submit the following materials when applying for the right to forest land is registered or modified by registration:
(i) The application form for registration of forest rights;
(ii) Individual identity certificates, legal persons or other organizations. Authorization of an application shall also be submitted to an effective identity certificate of the agent and to an agent's letter of commissioning and entrusting matters;
(iii) The forest land contract, the award, the transfer contract and the Government's transfer of forest land documents can prove to have ownership or use of the forest land or forest wood.
Article 10 shall apply for forest land as an initial registered forest area with the following conditions:
(i) A certificate of ownership or right to use the forest land is complete, legitimate;
(ii) The information on maps such as the location of the forest area, the boundaries and area is accurate, four to the extent and in line with the field;
(iii) A clear indication of the location or location of the border;
(iv) The right to forest land is not disputed.
Article 11 The situation is complex, and requests can be made available free of charge to the applicant.
Article 12 When the forestry administrative authority receives the applicant's application, it should be carefully reviewed that the discovery of the error of the request material that can be corrected at the moment should allow the applicant to be corrected at the time of the receipt of the request; the discovery that the applicant's material is incomplete or incompatible with the statutory form, and that the applicant should be informed, within five days, of the full content that the applicant needs to be filled and that it is not later informed that the receipt of the requested material is admissible.
The application of the forest administration authorities to meet the conditions set out in Article 10 of this approach shall be issued at the location of the forest area for a period of 30 days. During the period of public notice, the stakeholder appeal shall be verified and communicated to the stakeholder to deal with the results.
Article 14. No registration shall be communicated to the applicant in writing within 7 days of the date of the decision and the reasons for it.
Article 15 Changes in forest land titles and the parties should submit a request for a change in registration to the forest administrative authorities of the licensee. The forest administration authorities shall be governed by the provisions of Articles 10, 12 and 14 of this approach within 15 days of receipt of the request.
Article 16 converts other land-use grounds with a land-use certificate into forest land shall be processed. After obtaining a forest certificate, land-use documents were returned to land management for write-off.
The right to ownership or use of forested land is disputed and shall be dealt with in accordance with the provisions of the Forest Law and related laws, regulations and regulations.
The right to forest land shall not be removed by any party from the forested wood on the disputed land before the dispute settlement is resolved.
Article 18 forested land has been charged by law, used, occupied or otherwise for the loss of forest land, and the forest owner shall be subject to the written-off registration process and return to the forest certificate by the original registry body or to the registration of the registry authority of the forested land.
Article 19
Chapter III Protection and use of forests
Article 20
Forest land conservation planning should be aligned with overall land use planning.
Forest land conservation planning in urban planning areas should also be in line with urban overall planning.
Article 21
All persons and users of the forest land should be assured that forest land is used to protect the implementation of planning and to prevent forest land degradation and water loss. Protection should be given to the various engineering facilities, symbols for wildlife, plant resources and natural landscapes in the forest area and for forest production services.
Article 23 prohibits deforestation from reclaiming and has been reclaimed and should be reclaimed by law.
The forest administration authorities conduct inspection visits under the law to forested lands that do not meet the standards of afforestation and shall be closed by time.
Article 24 prohibits the use of land, ponds, graves, dumping of waste or other damaged forest land in forest land.
Article 25 should take effective measures to protect the forest land by granting units and individuals for the temporary use of the forested land and to prevent the loss of forest lands, collapse and water. The duration of the use should be reclaimed in the forest area used in accordance with the State's provisions on land reclaims and afforestation standards.
Article 26 does not operate in accordance with the law and take advantage of the units and individuals of the forested land. There is a need to change, with the consent of the forest administration authorities at the district level.
In accordance with the relevant provisions of the Forest Law, the forest land-use holder may operate in the forest area, including through contracting, transit, joint battalions, and cooperation on shares, to open private forest sites and cooperative forest sites, or to transfer appropriate forests and land-use rights.
Changes in the way of operation and transfer of forest land use should be made in accordance with the law, without change in forest land ownership and changes in forest land use.
Article 28 uses the forest land to establish a wind landscape and forest park, which is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Provisional Regulations on the Management of the Lyuistic Metropolitan Areas, promulgated by the Department of State and the Forest Park Management Approach developed by the Ministry of Forestry.
Strict controls have been placed on the expansion of landscapes, forest parks and other forested sites, the construction of landscapes and other construction facilities. There is a need for construction and the use of land used and non-exclusive land should be used.
Article 29 encourages units and individuals to make use of suitable forests for afforestation. In addition to the relevant preferential provisions of the National and Self-Government Zone, the forest administration authorities should provide support or incentives in the areas of surveying, design, technology and grace.
Chapter IV
Article 33 prohibits the indiscriminate use of forest land and strictly control the use of forested land by all types of construction works and ensures that the forest area is not reduced.
Article 31 states that there is a need for the collection, requisitioning or occupation of forested land and shall, subject to the authorization authority, be submitted by the forest administration to the restoration of forest vegetation in accordance with national standards, subject to the approval of the forested land. The approval process for building land is governed by law through the use of the forested land. Without the approval of the forest administration authorities, land management may not accept the construction of land applications.
Article 32 requires the collection, requisitioning or occupation of forested lands or units and individuals requiring temporary occupation of forested land, and shall submit the following materials to the forest administration authorities at the district level above the forest area:
(i) Applications and units or personal status certificates for the collection, use or occupation of forested areas;
(ii) Project approval documents;
(iii) The forest certificate collected, recruited or occupied forest land;
(iv) Receiving an agreement on compensation costs.
Surveys, mining deposits and construction works need to be occupied or used in forested areas, and the feasibility report on the use of forested land for projects with qualified design units should also be submitted.
Article 33 of the natural protected areas, forest parks, State forest plantations, creativity and plant breeding areas, as well as various protected forests, matrimonial trees, forest seed parks, forestry scientific research and teaching experimental areas, shall not be collected, used or occupied, and the sectoral consent of the forest area must be granted.
Article 34 provides for the use of forested land by rural, urban residents and shall be subject to approval by the district forestry administration authorities or the commune forestry sector of the town.
Article XV requires that the harvesting of forested woods that have been approved for collection, forfeiture or for use in forestland shall be governed by law.
Article XVI requires the temporary occupation of forested areas and shall be subject to approval by the authorities of the Government of Forestry at the district level. The duration of the occupation of forests shall not exceed two years and shall not be subject to the construction of permanent buildings and the placement of items of a corrupt and contaminated nature in the forest area that are temporarily occupied.
Article 37 units and individuals who collect, consign or occupy forest areas shall pay for the restoration of forest vegetation in accordance with the criteria established in the national and autonomous areas, and shall pay for forested land compensation, forest wood and land for the benefit of the forested land. Temporary occupation of forested areas should also be reclaimed or paid for reclaimed land after use, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the land reclaim.
Article 338 has been earmarked for the rehabilitation of forest vegetation and the restoration of forest vegetation by the forest administration authorities of more than the veterans at the district level for afforestation purposes specifically for afforestation and reforestation, including investigative planning design, re-entry, plantation, care, fire protection, pest control, resource escort, etc.
Chapter V
Article 39, in violation of article 15 of this approach, provides for the unauthorized change of forest land authority, warnings by the forest administration authorities at the district level over the Government of the People's Democratic Republic of the Congo, ordering the time-bound change registration process.
Article 40
Article 40, in violation of article 23, paragraph 1, and article 24 of this approach, provides that the unauthorized application of the act of destruction of forest, mining, exhumation, pollution, etc. has resulted in the destruction of forests, forest wood, which is the responsibility of the forest administration authorities to put an end to the offence and to supplement the number of trees over three times the number of destruction of trees, could be used to destroy more than five times the value of the trees and compensate for the other losses caused by the law.
Article 42, in violation of article 26 of this approach, article 36, provides for the unauthorized transformation of forest use or the temporary use of forested land for the period of time recovery, or the period of time restitution, in accordance with Article 43 of the Forest Law Enforcement Regulations, and for the unlawful alteration of use forests or for the temporary occupation of forested land for each square kilometre of ten to 30 dollars.
Article 43 XIII does not correspond to the specific administrative actions of the forest administration authorities, which can be applied by law for administrative review or administrative proceedings before the People's Court.
Article 44, paragraph 1, Article 12, Article 13, Article 14 of this approach, provides that disclosure and notification of obligations shall be carried out without performance, and that the executive authority or the inspection authority are correct and, in the event of a serious nature, administrative disposition is given to the competent and other direct responsibilities directly responsible.
Article 42 Governing the role of the forest administration authorities and other relevant sector staff, in favour of private fraud, abuse of authority, administrative disposition by their units or superior administrative authorities; and in the form of crime, criminal liability is lawful.
Annex VI
Article 46 The Forest Land Management Approach of the Honduran Self-Government Zone was also repealed in 1993 by the Government of the People of the Self-Government Zone.