Article 1, in order to effectively prevent forest harmful biological disasters, promote eco-civilization and promote sustainable economic and social development, develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Forestry Act and the National Authority's Forest Pests Control Regulations.

Article 2 of the present approach refers to the prevention, control and governance of ministers, animals and plants that endanger the forest plant and its products and the forest ecological environment.

Forestry plants and their products, as described in the previous paragraph, include forest wood seeds, grace trees and other breeding materials, such as tetanus, babies, wildlife flowers, plant and other forest plants, wood, bamboo, basins and other forest and forest products.

Article 3 The promotion of non-violent control, the protection of biodiversity, the guarantee of forest, forest wood health and the preservation of ecological safety.

Article IV. Governments of the local population at the district level should strengthen the organizational leadership of forest hazardous biological control efforts, establish a system of responsibility for the sound management of harmful biochemicals and for the prevention and control of objectives, and develop and organize the implementation of forest biological control planning.

Article 5

The forest harmful biological quarantine institutions affiliated with local forest authorities (hereinafter referred to as the quarantine control agency), which are responsible for specific organizations responsible for forest harmful biological control and the implementation of forestry plants and their product quarantine.

Relevant sectors such as agriculture, water, transport, justice, public safety, parking forests, access to the Quarantine, meteorology, environmental protection, are co-ordinated in forest harmful biological control in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6

Article 7 encourages owners and operators of forest resources to form professional cooperative organizations for the prevention of harmful biological practices in forestry.

Social institutions with professional technical conditions are encouraged to carry out forest harmful biological services.

Chapter II Prevention of early warning

Article 8. The forest authorities shall establish forest harmful biological monitoring stations (points) based on the distribution of forest resources and the occurrence of harmful biomass in the forest, with special (and) clerks and delineate reporting areas.

The quarantine control body should organize monitoring stations (points) to monitor, investigate and analyse harmful forest biological practices and report forest harmful biological monitoring in a timely manner to the Government of the current people, the forest authorities and the parent-monitoring body.

The relevant units and individuals should provide the necessary facilities for the implementation of forest harmful biological monitoring, investigation, in conjunction with the quarantine institutions.

Article 9. The forest authorities shall organize periodic forestry biota surveys.

The forest authorities should conduct thematic surveys on hazardous biological or new and new forest-dependent forests that focus on forest quantification.

In response to the occurrence, dissemination and threat of harmful forest biomass, the forest authorities should conduct risk analysis as appropriate.

Article 10 The forest authorities or their own quarantine control institutions should issue, in a timely manner, the short-term, medium- and long-term trend forecasts and major warnings of forest harmful organisms, and any other units and individuals shall not be issued.

Article 11 projects such as afforestation, plant construction, road and greening along rivers should incorporate forest harmful biological defence elements into the planning programme and implement forestry harmful biological defence measures in such areas as design, construction, conservation.

The establishment of plant and plant breeding sites should be in line with phytosanitary requirements, the development of forestry hazardous biological control programmes and the availability of quarantine facilities.

Green afforestation should select vibrant breeding, with priority use of communic forestry plants and the introduction of mixed planting patterns; ban on the use of plant seeds, graces and other breeding materials that are hazardous to biological life or green afforestation.

Article 12

All forest resource holders or operators should take effective measures to protect the useful living within their management. Biological-day hostility is encouraged to be breeded and released and bio-protected.

No units or individuals shall be in possession, movement, destruction and damage to facilities for hazardous biological monitoring stations (points) in the deforestation industry.

The relocation of forest harmful biological monitoring stations (points) or the alteration of their functions, uses should be accompanied by the consent of all and the dismantling or dismantling of parallel principles after pre-building. The cost of relocation is borne by units that cause relocation.

Chapter III quarantine control

Article XIV units and individuals for the production, operation of the sanitary plant and its products shall apply to the local quarantine institutions for the use of the sanctuary in the period of production or prior to the transfer.

Quarantine is granted to the patrioritization; the sanitary is not qualified and sent to the Quarants for treatment, and producers and operators should be treated with dismissal as required by the Quarantine Processing Record.

The supplementary list of sanitary forestry harmful organisms, sanitary forestry plants and their products is published by provincial forestry authorities.

Article 15. Removal of forest plants and their products subject to quarantine, according to national regulations, producers, operators or users shall apply for the quarantine.

Removal units or individuals should obtain prior consent from the quarantine control agency and submit requests for quarantine to the outward units or individuals. Redeployment units or individuals must apply for quarantine in accordance with the quarantine regime.

Article 16 of the forest plant subject to quarantine and interdiction between its products is delivered by the provincial quarantine control agency or by the municipal, district (market, district) quarantine control agencies that it has commissioned.

The forest plants and their products are being transferred across the territorial administration area, and are issued by the Quarantine Agency for the issuance of the Plant Quarant or the Quarantation.

Article 17: Upgrading of forestry plants and their products that have already been achieved by the sanitary Quarant, the transfer of units or individuals to apply for the quarantine epidemics, the Quarantor of the sanitary Qualifications for the effective period can be used by the quarantor. In one of the following cases, the quarantine control body should re-establish the quarantine:

(i) Inadequate with the requirements for the rehabilitation of the quarantine;

(ii) Significant forest harmful biomass outbreaks occur during the effective period of the PS;

(iii) The provincial forestry authorities provide for the non-renewable other circumstances.

Article 18 quantification of units of forest plants and their products subject to quarantine, or individuals should take the initiative to send the Plant Quarant to the quarantine control body. The quarantine control body may carry out a review according to the needs of the quarantine forest harmful biological species, supplement the harmful biomass of the Quarant forestry or the Quarantine Claims, which require the quarantine's hazardous forestry to be harmful to the species, and the transfer units or individuals should be removed in accordance with the Quarantoral Disposal Procedural Orders from the quarantor.

Article 19 does not have access to the plant and its products for the quarantine of plants and plants and their products, and the quarantine institutions should be responsible for the suspension of the relevant conduct and, in accordance with the provisions, for the replenishment. The removal of the hazardous bios harmful to sanitary forestry, the supplementary sanitary forestry, or the Quarantation of Quarantine Claims requires that the quarantine be used by the concilitative units or individuals in accordance with the Quarantine Control Agency.

The units and individuals involved in the introduction of forest seeds, fervents and other breeding materials outside the State (domestic) should submit applications to provincial quarantine institutions. Upon receipt of the application by the provincial quarantine control body, the procedures for quarantine approval are under way.

Enabling units or individuals should be required. There is a need to separate the test of the harmful species of potentially dangerous forestry. In order to meet the time for the separation of probationary periods, the parties could be diffused by provincial quarantine institutions.

Article 21 quarantine control institutions shall be completed within 20 days of the date of receipt of application for the implementation of forestry plants and their product quarantine, and shall be completed within 15 days of the date of decision.

No unit or person may be forged, modified, sold, transferred and licensed, sealed, symbolic, envelope.

Article 2 transcends, timber and its products from the pyrethroid sanitary sanitary area must be accompanied by the consent of the SARS and transport and disposal in accordance with the routes, time and means established jointly by the SARS.

It is prohibited to redeploy zones and their wood quality products into other loose plant and plant distribution areas.

The ban on the introduction of slusters and lapses from diameteries outside the country (i) is prohibited. The process of quarantine should be applied for scientific research.

No units and individuals may purchase, process, use the pyrethroid disease and its products without the consent of the provincial forestry authorities.

Article 23 provides for the transport of forestry plants and their products through mail.

Transport, philanthropic plants and their products, units or individuals, shall be inspected before transport or mail, and shall not be transported or mailed without the Plant Quarant.

Transport, mail forestry plants and their products should be accompanied by the Plant Quarant.

Article 24 builds on electricity, telecommunications and other units and individuals in forested areas and their surrounding areas, and uses loose wood materials for delivery, packaging, mattressing, sustaining and supporting facilities equipment, should be reported to the location quarantine institutions.

Prior to the review by the quarantine control body, construction units and individuals should be kept in good custody of loose wood materials and must not be disposed of.

Article 25 encourages units that support the production, operation, use of forestry plants and their products to be provided to the forest authorities in a timely manner and are equipped with the forest plant and plant quarantine inspectors.

Article 26, when the greening project was completed, should include the Plant Quarant or the Territorial Quantifications.

Chapter IV

Article 27 forest authorities should identify forest-dependent biodiversity-focused protection targets, develop control planning and operational designs and implement engineering governance. The forest harmful bioengineer governance has introduced tendering systems and performance assessment systems.

The forest authorities should organize, in a timely manner, their work on removal and strengthen monitoring, in accordance with the circumstances of the harmful biota of forestry. It was found that there was no timely removal or non-compliance, and that the relevant units or individuals should be promoted.

Article twenty-eighth forest hazardous biological disasters are divided into special, significant, larger and general levels.

In particular, major forest-related harmful biomass events refer to:

(i) Forest harmful biological disasters that directly endanger human health;

(ii) Newly transmitted forest harmful biological disasters outside the country (territory);

(iii) For the first time in this province, the forest quarantine harmful biological disaster;

(iv) For the first time in this province, it was found that forest harmful biological disasters that could lead to the deaths of forests could be caused directly;

(v) Forest non-monitoring harmful organisms lead to flooding of more than 20,000 hectares in forest plant and fauna, more than 1 million hectares in the forest plant and fauna, or more than 200 kilometres in the green corridor.

Major forest harmful biomass events refer to the damage caused by non-monitoring of forest species resulting in more than 1 million hectares of the forest plant and fauna, as well as more than 1 million hectares of forest plant and fauna, or more than 1 million hectares, or more than 100 km of the green corridor.

Large-scale forest harmful biomass events refer to the damage caused by forest non-application, resulting in more than 1 million hectares of the forest plant and fauna caused by the adverse biota, and to more than 300,000 hectares of the forest plant and fauna caused by the forest plant.

General forest harmful biomass events refer to more than 300 hectares of forest plant and fauna caused by forest non-monitoring harmful biomass resulting in a flood of more than 100 hectares, as well as more than 100 hectares of the forest plant and fauna, or more than 50 km of the damage caused by the green corridor.

The reference to this article does not contain this figure, which includes the following.

Article 29, in particular, is the case of harmful bio-desir disasters in major forestry, which are developed and implemented by the Government of the province.

Major forest-related harmful bio-disaster events have been developed and implemented by the municipalities in the area.

Large and general forestry harmful bio-disaster events are organized by district-level people's governments in the development of emergency prestigation and organization of implementation.

Article 33, which has occurred in more than the administrative regions of the Länder or in the same area of the administration of the forest harmful biological disaster, should be organized by the top-level forestry authorities.

Article 31

Chemical control should be elected to use non-violent medicines and to environmentally friendly drug methods.

Article 32

The forest plant and plant rights are unknown and are coordinated by the host Government.

Article XXIII or individuals have found to be harmful to hazardous forestry and should report to the location's forestry authorities in a timely manner, and the forest authorities should investigate and verify in a timely manner.

The forest authorities recognize the existence of sanitary conditions and should report to the same-level people and to the top-level forestry authorities, in accordance with the relevant provisions, and take timely measures to cut off the means of dissemination to prevent proliferation; identify hazardous forest biological practices that may appear to be hazardous; and organize the identification and risk analysis of forest-derived bodies by the provincial forestry authorities.

Article 34 quantifications for the infection of pyrethroids should be comprehensively addressed by all and operators in accordance with the requirements of the forest authorities or their own quarantine control institutions, clean-up, logging and disposal in accordance with technical protocols.

Article XV deals with the operation of forestry plants and their products should be equipped with facilities for hazardous biomass removal and subject to inspection by the forest authorities.

Chapter V

Article 36 Local governments at the district level should incorporate forestry hazardous biological monitoring, quarantine, therapy and oversight management requirements into the current financial budget.

units such as wind poles, forest parks, natural protected areas should arrange specific funding for the control of forest-related harmful organisms.

Article 37 Governments of the local population at the district level should establish and improve forestry systems for hazardous biological disasters. To encourage and promote the participation of forest plants and their products producers, operators in forest hazardous biological disaster insurance. Commercial insurance companies are encouraged to carry out forestry hazardous biological disaster insurance operations.

Article 338 imposes forced removal, destruction of forestry plants and their products and related goods in the course of forest harmful biological control, and shall be compensated by the local people at the district level for non-forestry plants and their product producers, operators, users of the manufacturer. The specific approach was developed by the Provincial Finance Department with the provincial forestry authorities, with the approval of the provincial government.

Article 39 Social institutions engaged in forest biological control should be subject to national technical requirements. The forest authorities should improve the regulation of the management of operations and establish an assessment and standard system for the quality and effectiveness of the prevention.

Article 40

In order to control, combat harmful biosanitary conditions in forestry, the quarantine control agency could arrange for the establishment of a joint road checkpoint by quarantine personnel to the location, and the implementation of the quarantine inspection mission at the timber checkpoint.

In the event of forest harmful biota outbreaks, the provincial population, with the approval of the Government, may establish temporary forest harmful biosanitary checkpoints.

Article 42 provides for persons engaged in forest harmful biological control, and the relevant units shall take effective measures of health protection and health care in accordance with national provisions.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 43, in violation of article 11, paragraph 1, and article 26, of this approach, does not incorporate forestry harmful biological controls into the planning programme, and does not implement forestry harmful biological control measures, such as design, construction, conservation or etc. or have not been completed as required, by the forestry authorities.

In violation of article 11, paragraph 3, of the present approach, the use of plant seeds, graces and other breeding materials with hazardous biological organisms for the purpose of raising or greening, is modified by the forestry authorities' orders, duration, compensation and loss of compensation, and in the event of severe penalties of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 44, in violation of article 13 of this approach, provides for the occupation, movement, destruction and destruction of hazardous biological monitoring stations (points) facilities in the Deforestation industry, to be converted by the forestry authorities to restore the status quo; and damage to be compensated at the price of the re-acquisition facility.

Article 42 does not regulate the movement of forestry plants and their products in accordance with article 15, article 18 of this approach, which is being rectified by an order of responsibility of the quarantine control agency; in serious circumstances, the fine of more than 20,000 dollars in 2000; and, with serious consequences, a fine of over 20,000 dollars.

Without the adoption of Article 19 of this approach, article 23, paragraph 1, of the Plant quarantine Certification Scheme, the movement of licensed forestry plants and their products is rectified by the Quarantor Control Agency; in the event of a serious fine of up to $20,000 in 2000; and with serious consequences, a fine of up to $20,000.

Article 46, in violation of article 20, paragraph 2, of the scheme, provides that the introduction of units or individuals do not carry out separate tests under the provisions or are not subject to provincial quarantine control institutions, which are converted to the order of the provincial quarantine control agency; in serious circumstances, with a fine of more than 1,000 dollars; resulting in serious consequences, a fine of over 500,000 dollars.

Article 47, in violation of article 21, paragraph 2, of this approach, provides for the conversion, sale, transfer of fauna and fauna vouchers, seals, symbols and enthusiasm, to be converted by the quarantine control agency; in the event of severe fines of more than 1,000 dollars; serious consequences have resulted in a fine of over 3,000 dollars.

Article 48, in violation of article 22 of this approach, article 34 on the management of pyrethroid vectors, is rectified by an order of responsibility by the quarantine control agency; in serious circumstances, a fine of more than 1,000 dollars; and, with serious consequences, a fine of over 50,000 dollars.

Article 49, electricity, telecommunications and other units and individuals constructed in the forest area and its surrounding areas, violate article 24 of the scheme, which is redirected by the quarantine agency and is accountable accordingly.

Article 50

Article 50, in violation of the provisions of this scheme, imposes penalties for the operation, with a fine of more than 1000 dollars, and a fine of up to 1 million yen for non-operational activities.

Article 52 requires State staff to play negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud in forest harmful biological control and to be disposed of by law.

Article 53, in violation of this approach, constitutes a breach of the law, punishable by law by public security authorities; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Chapter VII

Article 54 Entry into forestry plants and their product quarantine is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China's Act on the Entry into Force and Plant Quarantine and its regulations.

Article 55 The provisional approach to the control of Psychia Psychia Psychia Psychia Psychiatrics, released on 5 December 1989 by Order No. 5.