This Decision of the Prime Minister aims at the encouragement and creation of favourable conditions for domestic organizations, households and individuals of all economic sectors as well as foreign investors to invest in the field of protection and development of aquatic breeding in order to reach objectives set out in article 1. Article 2 sets out some criteria for aquatic breeding.

The Government decrees to validate the Regulation and the Model Contract of transactions with the plots of land belonging to State property or the right to permanent land tenure. The Regulation consists of III Sections. Section I lays down the general provisions. Section II establishes the modalities of sale of the right to permanent land tenure or of the plots of land belonging to State property. Section III establishes the modalities of sale of the right to permanent land tenure or of the plot of land belonging to State property through land auctions.

The Government decrees to validate the Regulation. Valuation of the plots of land (right of use) is determined in the process of purchase by physical and private juridical persons from state of the plots of land (right of use) in excess respectively to the quotas of free-of-charge land distribution set by Government. Valuation of the plots of land can be carried out also in some other cases envisaged by the legislation currently in force or if the value of the plots of land (right of use) cannot be determined by the agreement of the parties concerned.

This Resolution approves the Regulation on Coastal Zone Planning (POOC) between the areas of 'Sines' and 'Burgau'. The Regulation consists of 5 parts and 2 Annexes defining the conditions to be satisfied in order to organize and plan the coastal zone of the aforesaid areas. The text is divided as follows: General provisions (Part 1); Servitudes and other administrative restrictions (2); Coastal zone use, classifying the different areas (3); Management and planning services (4); Final provisions (5). Annexes list geographical map of the area.

These measures propose to strengthen land administration, the protection of land rights, and to improve utilization of land in Shanxi. Chapter I provides for administration of land. The local government shall restrict conversion of land for agriculture to land for construction. Chapter 2 concerns ownership of land and land use rights. The Province shall implement a land registration system in accordance with the Law. Chapter 3 makes provision for comprehensive land utilization plans to be drawn up by local governments. Chapter 4 contains provisions for the protection of farmland.

This Law is composed of 7 Chapters, 33 articles and 2 Indexes. Preliminary provisions (chap. I)which shall include the following matters: name of the Law; abrogation of Law No. 40 of 1974; and terms and definitions. Establishment of the Project, management of the Administrative Board and functions and duties of the Board are provided for in Chapter II. Nomination of the Commissioner and definition of its duties is dealt in Chapter III. Project's founds; devolution of properties; and land tenure are contained in Chapter IV. Financial provisions are provided for in Chapter V.

The President, for the purpose of strengthening state control over the use and protection of land, increasing liability of citizens, officials and juridical persons for the infringement of land legislation for the period of carrying out land reform, decrees that till the promulgation of Basic land legislation citizens, officials and juridical persons are liable to administrative fines in the following cases: 1) For the infringement of urban planning documentation as regards the allotment of land, illegal actions of officials that cause unauthorized seizure of land.

The Protected Places Order contains a list that describes areas that are protected for the purposes of the Protected Purposes and Places Act (Chapter 256). Areas listed may not be entered without possession of a valid permit issued by the specified authority. This Order concerns the KV Substation at Peng Nguan Street in Singapore and lists the relevant authority as PowerGrid Ltd.

Implements: Protected Areas and Protected Places Act (Ordinance No. 33 of 1959, Chapter 256). (2013-12-31)

The Protected Places Order contains a list that describes areas that are protected for the purposes of the Protected Purposes and Places Act (Chapter 256). Areas listed may not be entered without possession of a valid permit issued by the specified authority. This Order concerns the Pioneer Terminal Building in Singapore and lists the authority as PowerGrid Ltd.

Implements: Protected Areas and Protected Places Act (Ordinance No. 33 of 1959, Chapter 256). (2013-12-31)

This Order concerns protected areas and places in Singapore. It contains a Schedule that lists the protected areas that may only be entered with a valid permit issued by the relevant authority.

Amended by: Protected Places Order 2002.(No.S 80). (2002-02-06)

The purpose of this Act is to organise a system which assures the quality of organic, that is, ecologically or biodynamically grown and handled, foodstuffs and the development of environmentally sustainable agriculture. The Act promotes the sustainability of the environment by restricting the use of fertilizers and pesticides in the handling of organic foodstuffs, and facilitates the preservation of the natural fertility of the soil, the ensurance of biological diversity and the continued use of semi-natural grasslands.

The Protected Places Order contains a list that describes areas that are protected for the purposes of the Protected Purposes and Places Act (Chapter 256). Areas listed may not be entered without possession of a valid permit issued by the specified authority. This Order concerns the Air Defense Systems Complex in Singapore and lists the relevant authority as Air Defense Systems Division.

Implements: Protected Areas and Protected Places Act (Ordinance No. 33 of 1959, Chapter 256). (2013-12-31)