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Displaying 2836 - 2840 of 15550Regional Law No. 60-oz amending Regional Law No. 41-oz “On soil fertility of agricultural land”.
Article 6 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Regional Government can transfer performance of some plenary powers in the sphere of ensuring soil fertility to specialized branch of regional executive power”.
Amends: Regional Law No. 41-oz “On soil fertility of agricultural land”. (2007-10-31)
This Regulation defines the concrete boundaries (boundaries of the infested zones; and of the surveillance zones) of the protection zones (land parcels with land cadastre coordinates) related to the presence of the harmful organism Ralstonia solanacear...
This Regulation defines the concrete boundaries (boundaries of the infested zones; and of the surveillance zones) of the protection zones (land parcels with land cadastre coordinates) related to the presence of the harmful organism Ralstonia solanacearum (Smith) Yabuuchi et al. on the territory of the Republic of Serbia.
Implements: Law on Plant Health. (2009)
National Strategy for Poverty Reduction in the Republic of Macedonia.
The National Strategy for Poverty Reduction in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is a multi-sectoral national strategy applying to the period of 2002-2005. Its main objective is accelerated economic growth and poverty reduction.The Strategy among others provides for measures for the development of agriculture and poverty reduction. In this area, it notes that accelerating growth of production and employment in private farms should be encouraged.
Conservation and Environment Protection Authority Act 2014 (No. 9 of 2014).
This Act establishes the Conservation and Environment Protection Authority, defines powers and functions of the Authority, defines environmental conservation objects and principles and the functions and role of Minister under this Act and makes provision with respect to conservation and protection of the environment in accordance with the Fourth National Goal and Directive Principle (National Resources and Environment) of the Constitution.In exercising powers under and in relation to this Act or an environmental conservation law, the Minister or the Authority, as the case may be, shall have
Regional Law No. 10-OZ “On regulation of land relations”.
The scope of this Regional Law shall be performance of plenary powers of regional state bodies in the sphere of regulation of land relations. Regional Legislative Assembly shall be responsible for: (a) law-making in the sphere of land relations; (b) governance of public land; (c) establishment of case of allotment of public and municipal land free of charge to some categories of citizens; and (d) establishment of the modalities of land valuation.