In order to enhance the management of the chesting landscape (hereinafter referred to as a landscape area), the effective protection and rational use of wind-based resources are effectively protected and the development of this approach in line with the relevant legislation such as the State Department's Regulations on the Lyui Metropolitan Region, the Provisional Regulations for the Protection of the Management of the Lyonus of the Lyen Province.

Residents within the context of Article 2, units and individuals engaged in activities such as production, development, tourism, religion and culture, shall be subject to this approach.

Article 3. The scope of the landscape is predicated on the line established in the overall planning of the landscape area approved by the Government of the vast Hindu province, which is organized by the local people's Government, with a view to setting up standard geographical names in the vicinity of the landscape.

Protected areas are delineated outside the landscape.

Article IV Planning, protection, use and management in the landscape areas should be guided by the principles of scientific planning, harmonization, strict protection, and reuse.

Article 5 Shenung-Loui Skill (hereinafter referred to as the Landscape Authority) is a mission of the People's Government to plan implementation, protection, use and harmonization in the landscape area.

Governments of all relevant sectors of the city's Government and the localities of the landscape should be jointly managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Chapter II

The overall planning of the landscape area should be prepared in accordance with the provisions of the State Department's Regulations on the Survantage Zone, the provisional regulations for the protection of the management of landscapes in the province of vasten Province and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 7. The construction planning and collective land, mountain forest use planning in the village of the landscape area should be aligned with the overall planning, ecological protection of the Red Line.

Article 8. Adjustments and changes should be made in accordance with the statutory procedures.

After approval, the planning of the landscape should be made available to society and any organization and individual are entitled to access.

Article 9 prohibits the construction of all types of hotels, hinter villages, hospitality, training centres, nursing homes and other buildings that are not relevant to the protection of landscape resources, in violation of the planning of the landscape area, and should be phased out in the planning of the landscape area.

Article 10. Strict control of the construction of residential homes in the landscape area requires new construction and should be consistent with the scale of planning and control in the landscape area.

Protection

The natural landscapes and human landscapes in the landscape area and the environment in which they live are resourced. It is prohibited to in any name and in any way to intrus, disperse or distribut the resources of the landscape and the land of the landscape.

Article 12. The following activities are prohibited in the landscape area:

(i) Activities in sabotage, vegetation and geomorphology, such as the opening of mountains, the extraction of stones, the opening of mines, the opening of abundance and the repair of graves;

(ii) Construction of facilities for storage of explosive, flammable, radioactive, poisonous and corrupted items;

(iii) Other acts that undermine the facilities of the landscape and the ecological environment.

Article 13 Buddddd buildings in the landscape area should be designed in coordination with natural landscapes, historical cultural landscapes, without disrupting landscapes, contaminated environments and impeding access.

The construction activities in the landscape area are governed by the relevant laws, regulations. The approved construction activities should be developed and implemented with respect to pollution control, water conservation, ecological protection, and the rehabilitation of governance programmes, the establishment of police signals and safety protection blocks on the construction site, and the disposal of building residuals and construction waste at designated locations. After construction, the site was promptly cleared and the environmental landscape was restored.

Article XIV strengthens the protection of wind-zoned forests, with greening, encroaching, fire protection and the prevention of pests, and undertakes child-raising in accordance with planning requirements.

Forest woods in the landscape area are allowed only to carry out raising and necessary updating. All harvests of an updated nature should be approved by the forest authorities.

There shall be no exhumation of trees, flogging, pharmacies and valuable plants. As a result of scientific research, teaching needs for the collection of tenders, wildlife and other forest products, the approval process shall be governed by the law and be collected at the time of the designated location. The collection of rare plants should be approved by the forest authorities.

Article 15 develops the use of all types of water in the landscape area or activities that change the natural state of water resources and the water environment should be submitted to the competent authorities by law.

All types of water and their upstream emissions, dumped sewerage, garbage and other pollutants are prohibited. Mobile vessels should be installed to prevent oil contamination.

Prohibition of unauthorized fishing of fish and plants.

Article 16 severely controls over noise contamination in the landscape area, and motor vehicles, vessels may not use high-profile speakers, and the premises of business are prohibited from using outdoors to solicit tourists.

Article 17 strictly controls on atmospheric pollution in the landscape area and the use of fuel boilers.

Art. Documentation with historical, artistic and scientific values should be protected by law and renovated in a timely manner.

Work relating to the development and renovation of monuments should be approved by the Office.

Article 19 Resources such as ancient trees, trees, cheats, gendarmerie, etc. in the landscape area are subject to special protection. Archives should be established to mark, establish protective measures and implement the responsibility to protect.

Article 20 prohibits the introduction or seizure of alien species and of flora and fauna and their products that are not subject to the law.

Article 21, the Landscape Authority, in accordance with needs such as the protection of the environment, the restoration of ecology and forest fires, may open temporary closures for important landscapes, landscape sites and their announcements.

The protection of military facilities in the area of landscape II is carried out in accordance with the Law on the Protection of Military Facilities in the People's Republic of China and relevant national provisions.

The construction of non-military facilities by military forces in the landscape area should be consistent with this approach.

Chapter IV

Visitors and other personnel entering the landscape area should be subject to the uniform management of the LRA, compliance with the provisions of the landscape area, protection of the optimum resources, care for public facilities and the maintenance of sanitation and public order.

The following acts are prohibited in the landscape area:

(i) Recruiting, humiliating at sites or facilities;

(ii) Accelerating, disrupting garbage and slander;

(iii) Inflation of cigarettes, incests, burns, residues, wild cookers and other unauthorized wild fires;

(iv) Regional swimming, swiming and mentoring prohibited by the order;

(v) To begging in a way that is disturbing others, inter alia;

(vi) Severe in the conduct of religious activities or in raising awareness;

(vii) Other violations of the management order in the landscape area.

Article 24 points of service networks in the landscape area should be determined by a fair competition, such as tendering, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and landscape planning.

The LRA shall enter into a contract with the operators to determine the rights obligations under the law. The operators should pay the royalties as required.

Article 25 units or individuals operating in the landscape area shall operate in accordance with the law, civilized operators within the scope of the designated location, region and prescribed operations, prohibiting the arranging and charging of the stoves and prohibiting the location of photographs in the surroundings.

Ships, electric bottlenecks operate in the area of landscapes, and shall be subject to approval procedures under the law, prohibiting the delivery of undocumented and undocumented driving.

The guided personnel in the landscape area should be given evidence.

Article 26 Terence Authority should strengthen the safe management of tourism in the landscape area and establish safety alerts and security facilities at the dangerous sites. Exclusive reception of tourists and tourism activities in areas where there is no security.

Article 27 should strengthen the management of sanitation in the landscape area, establish the necessary sanitation facilities and maintain an environment of excellence.

The living emissions in the landscape area should be processed to meet national or local wastewater emission standards.

Article 28 vehicles entering the landscape area should be subject to the relevant provisions of the landscape area, subject to transport evacuations, and be discontinued at designated locations, in accordance with the required routes, speeds.

Article 29 does not establish, store, destabilize landscapes and preventable items in the outer walls, roofs, platforms, positive wings.

Article 33 Uses of books, landscapes, landscapes, photographs, television theatres, posters, commercial advertisements, and conduct large-scale lobbying activities, shall be governed by law.

Article 31 guarantees the legitimate rights and normal religious activities of religious groups in the landscape area, religious activities. Religious groups in the landscape area, religious activities should be subject to national, provincial and municipal laws, regulations and regulations relating to the management of religious affairs.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, warnings by the Landscape Authority or the authorities concerned, corrective action, confiscation of proceeds of the conflict and penalties for the circumstances:

(i) Reimbursement of economic losses and penalties in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Wildlife Protection Regulations and the People's Republic of China Forest Law Enforcement Regulations. Repropriation of fish and flora and fauna and punishment in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Fisheries Act;

(ii) To punish all types of water and its downstream emissions, dumping of sewerage, garbage and other pollutants in the area of landscape, in accordance with the provisions of the Water Pollution Control Act of the People's Republic of China and the Act on Environmental Control of Solidal Waste of the People's Republic of China;

(iii) Mobile vehicles, vessels use high-speakers or operating rooms to solicit tourists, with a fine of up to €200 million;

(iv) In the area of wind smoking, incests, burning, burning of residues, wild cookers and other unauthorized wilder fires, punishable under the provisions of the Forest fire Prevention Regulations, which constitute criminal liability by law;

(v) Self-cackage and build-up in the area of wind, with a fine of up to $100,000;

(vi) In the circle, the photography location is subject to a fine of up to $50 million;

(vii) The ship, the bottlenecks are not carried out, with a fine of more than 1000 dollars;

(viii) To be guided by the provisions of the Tourism Act;

(ix) Vehicles entering the landscape area are not punished in accordance with the provisions of the Road Traffic Safety Act of the People's Republic of China;

(x) Instructions, roofs, platforms, positive wings, slots, destabilizations and imprecise items in the area of the landscape, which could be fined by over $50 million;

(xi) Without approval, the use of books, landscapes, photographs, television theatres, promotional films in the area of landscapes, the time-bound replenishment process and a fine of up to $100,000;

(xii) To begging in a way that is locked or forced, to take a blind eye to religious activities or to raise awareness, by law by public security agencies or religious services.

Annex VI

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2016.