The Act, consisting of 35 sections divided into six Parts and completed by three Schedules as follows: Preliminary (1); Appointment and functions of Commissioner (2); Soil conservation notices (2A); Areas of erosion hazard (3); Proclaimed works and catchment areas (Declaration of proclaimed works and constitution of catchment areas, Preservation of proclaimed works and catchment areas) (4); Advances for works of soil conservation and erosion mitigation (4A); General (Advisory committees, Soil conservation catchment committees and the Catchment Areas Protection Board) (V); Regulations (VI);

This Regional Law regulates some issues in the sphere of organization, conservation and management of protected areas with a view of conservation of unique and typical ecosystems, wild fauna and wild flora species, genetic fund thereof, and ecological education. Regional Government shall reserve land intended for institution of protected areas, also through expropriation and imposition of use restrictions for economic activities. Grounds for land reservation shall be land-use planning project envisaging institution of protected areas. Land reservation period shall not exceed 7 years.

Article 23 (1) shall be amended to add the following wording: “On the territory of regional protected areas managed by regional state institutions state supervision in the sphere of protection and management of the regional protected areas shall be performed by the officials of the aforesaid institutions”.

Amends: Regional Law No. 12 “On protected areas”. (2012-10-05)

This Regional Act abolishes the Regional Agency for Parks and the Regional Agency for Soil Protection and provides for the rearrangement of administrative functions in this field. Subsequent amendments are laid down to regional provisions concerning the management of protected areas.

Amends: Regional Act No. 29 on regional protected areas. (1997-10-06)

The purpose of these Regulations is to carry out special protection for the basic grasslands, strengthen the ecological protection and construction of grasslands, and promote the sustainable development of economy and society. The Text consists of 43 Articles divided into 6 Chapters: General Provisions (I); Planning and Delineation (II); Protection and Utilization (III); Supervision and Inspection (IV); Legal Liabilities (V); Supplementary Provisions (VI).The people's governments at county level shall be responsible for the planning and delineation of basic grasslands.

This Order declares the areas, places or premises described in the Schedule to be protected areas for purposes of the Protected Areas Act and stipulates that no person shall be in those areas without permission of the prescribed authority or the Cabinet Secretary for Defence.

Implements: Protected Areas Act (Cap. 204). (1959)

These Regulation prescribe matters that relate to the protection, management, use and preservation of good order, of public reserves.The Regulations provide specifications on the use of vehicles, vessels and aircraft in public reserves; animals in public reserves; recreational activities; protection of fauna; authorities; and the preservation of good order on Government House land.

Implements: Crown Lands Act 1976. (2016-09-23)
Repealed by: Crown Lands Regulations 2011. (2017-06-21)

This Act, consisting of 69 sections divided into ten Parts and completed by one Schedule, continues the Aboriginal Lands Trust; to enable the Trust to acquire, hold and deal with land for the continuing benefit of Aboriginal South Australians.

Regional state nature reserve “Nizhnepechorsky” shall be considered protected area constituted for the purpose of conservation of natural complexes, landscapes and components thereof. Constitution of the aforesaid regional state nature reserve does not envisage land expropriation. The territory of regional state nature reserve “Nizhnepechorsky” shall be taken into consideration in the process of elaboration of land-use planning schemes.

Under this Act, the Minister responsible for the Culture and Sport Secretariat may designate any site, parcel of land, building, or structure of any kind to be an historic or anthropological site. The Act provides for the administration of the areas designated under the Act. The conduct of research in the areas is subject to authorization and related offences and penalties are spelled out.

Implemented by: Historic and Anthropological Sites Designation Regulation (N.B. Reg. 83-196). (1983)
Repealed by: Heritage Conservation Act (S.N.B. 2009, c. H-4.05). (2013-06-21)

This Law is formulated in order to protect the ecosystems of islands and their surrounding waters, rationally develop and exploit the natural resources of islands, protect the oceanic rights and interests of the state, and promote sustainable economic and social development.The State Council and the coastal local people’s governments shall include the protection and rational development and utilization of islands in the national economic and social development plan, and take effective measures to strengthen the protection and administration of islands and prevent the ecosystems of islands a

These Regulations make provision in connection with the preparation and content of schemes of delegation and the procedure for reviews under section 43A of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997. Section 43A requires a planning authority to prepare a scheme of delegation by which applications for planning permission and for consent, agreement or approval required by a condition imposed on a grant of planning permission are to be determined by an appointed person.