(Adopted by Decree No. 7 of 18 July 1997 by the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR, No. 104 of 13 August 2009, Amendments to the Decision of the Government of the Greater Municipalities to amend regulations of 5 municipalities)

Article 1 establishes this approach in accordance with laws, regulations and regulations such as the Law on Environmental Protection of the People's Republic of China, the National People's Republic of China's natural protected areas and the Regulations on the Protection of the Environment of the Grand MERCOSUR.

Article 2 Operatoral and DaO are the natural protected areas established by the State Department (hereinafter referred to as natural protected areas), with the main protection of the sanswers, birds and their ecological environment. The natural protection area is divided into three functional areas of the core, buffer zone and experimental areas. The scope of natural protected areas and functional areas is determined in accordance with the scope approved by the Department of State.

The protection and management of natural protected areas is applicable to this approach.

Article IV, which is the administrative authority of the natural protected areas, is specifically responsible for the protection and management of the area.

The relevant sectors of the Government of the city and the Government of the people of the transit sector should be guided by national legislation, legislation and regulations to work related to the protection and management of natural protected areas.

Article 5 Conservation and management of natural protected areas is guided by the principles of scientific planning, subsector control, dynamic protection and the proper handling of relationships with local economic construction and the production, livelihood of the population.

Article 6. The municipal environmental protection sector and the host authorities should take effective measures to enhance the protection and management of natural protected areas. Requirements for the protection and management of natural protected areas are included in the financial budget.

Article 7. The municipal environmental protection sector organizes overall planning and implementation of natural protected areas. The overall planning of natural protected areas should be carried out with environmental impact evaluation and seek the views of the relevant units, experts and the public.

The preparation of specific types of planning involves natural protected areas should seek the views of the municipal environmental protection sector and be consistent with the overall planning of natural protected areas.

Article 8 units, residents and persons authorized to enter natural protected areas shall be subject to the management of the natural protected areas.

Article 9 prohibits, in the area of natural protection, the following activities:

(i) unauthorized movement or damage to natural protected areas boundarymarks;

(ii) Removal or destruction of natural protected areas management and scientific facilities;

(iii) Deforestation, grazing, hunting, fishing, reclamation, reclamation, burning, mining, quantification and excavation activities;

(iv) Urbing the burning of kilns, metallurgy, construction of construction, buildings, and the production of maizeive livestock for scale;

(v) Settle, destroying ovnes, aring, singing and storing plants;

(vi) Acquisition, sale of caslors, birds and other protected resources;

(vii) Laws, regulations prohibit other acts committed.

Article 10 prohibits the release of all pollutants and wastes to natural protected areas. Units and individuals in natural protected areas must meet the standards set by States and provinces and municipalities.

Article 11. Management of the core area of natural protected areas, buffer zones and experimental areas is implemented in accordance with the Regulations on the Management of Nature Protected Areas.

In accordance with the overall planning of natural protected areas, the original population in the core area of natural protected areas needs to be relocated, and the relevant units should attract and help the inhabitants of natural protected areas to carry out eco-migration through financial, material compensation, employment opportunities and preferential policies.

Article 13. The natural protected area management should organize ecological protection knowledge and skills training for the natural protected areas and the surrounding population, with priority being given to the employment of protected areas and neighbouring residents in the management and protection of protected areas.

Article 14 builds in the area of natural protection and shall be subject to ecological compensation in accordance with the principles of who develops, who protects, who restores, who benefits, receives and who pays.

Article 15

(i) In violation of articles 8 and 9, subparagraph (i), (iii), the natural protected area management is governed by the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Regulations on the Conservation of Nature.

(ii) In violation of article 9, subparagraph (ii), subparagraph (v), subparagraph (vi), the change of authority from the environmental protection sector or entrusted to the natural protected area, which is a fine of up to one thousand dollars for non-commercial activity;

(iii) In violation of article 9, subparagraphs (iv), (vii) and 10, the authorities of the natural protected areas are dealt with in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations.

Article 16 is implemented since the date of publication. The announcement on strengthening the management of the natural protected areas of the Brigade of the Brigade of the Faroe, was repealed by the Government of the Greater Community of 22 September 1983 [1983]286.