Mount Apo Protected Area Act of 2003 (Republic Act No. 9237)

.. ' :1.,1~; • ;.(.I,\ ','. .: •. ~i.:. ,::: ··• .. - •, L II. :.o. 5712 S. :-.o, lSOt ;!l,publi, ,fll1• :Jl~ilippint1 <!tongress offl1e Jl1ilippi11es #Rrlro .,!ft.,nilJ i 'filmdfll1 Qlnngu•• • Begun and r,cld In Met,o ri..t:ioila, on fl.1ondoy. the twtntv•Giotllh div of Jlly. two thousand tt'w'ee. [ REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9 2 3 7 ] AN ACT ESTADLJSHTNG MOUNT APO LOCATED IN TIIE MUNICIPALI1'1&S OFMAGPET ANO MAKILALAAND Cl'l'Y OF 1001\PAWAN, PROVINCE OF COTA.DATO, IN TflEMtJNICIPAL!TlES 01' DANSALAN AND STA. cnuz AND Cl'l'Y OF OIGOS. PROVINCE OF DAVAO DEi.SUR. kWINTlffiCITYO.FOAVAO,/\SAPRO'l'l!CTeDAlll!A UNOER1'1:lEC/\TECORYOFNIITURALP/JlKANDITS PERIPlfEHALAHEASAS IJUFF'ERZONES, PROVIDING POR !'I'S MANAOllM:l!NT,AND FOR OTHER PURPOSl!S Ott ft Macied by th<! Sttn1uc and lloioe of Rcpre.J(JltOlivu of tit~ rMUppin,:s ;n C.011grus (J.tsembl,:d: Cf!AP'fERl INl'ROUUC'l'OltY l'ROVISIONS SEcrlON l. Trtlc. - This AcL sh11U be known as tho Mount APo l'Tol«ted Ar<• Act of 2003, I I r 2 SEC. 2. Der.laration of Policy • .. Considering Mt. Ap?'s aesthetic., economic, cv.lturl)I, and ecological import(!.nc e and its unique biologi~l r,esource~. it is bercbyded~red the policy or the State to secure its protection and conservation and those o( the indigenous peoples and communities residing therein as well as their «tlture and woy of liie. In so doing, the Stttte shnll: (a) c~sure the p rotection and conservation of biodiversity in Mt. Apo through su!lt.ainabf<: and pt1rlicipstorydevelopmen~: (b) a~~ance, respect,.and protect the customs ond interests .of its Jc.g1t1mnte inhaui~ts. migrants. and indigenous peoples alike; a ;Jd ~c) ~?St.er partnershipnmo·ng government, nongovcrnment orgaruza,1ons. • • • 11 and people's orgtlntzatlons. .,. • SEC, S. De(iniJion oi Terms. (tl) "Ances~-raJ domain/anee.!ltral lands" refers to all ~r.eas gcne:nll}• belonging to Indigenous Cultura1 Com1:1um.ttes/ IndigenousPeoples(]CCs/IPs), subject to property or pnor ngbts within the ancest.ral doma.ins nlre:idy existing and vested upon t.hee!iecth'lty ofRepubJicAd.No. 8371 or thol.ndigenous People's Rights Act OPRA) .,f 1997, c<>mprising lands, i~land water~. a?d natural resources therein held under a cloun or ownersh1~. occupied or possessed by IC?~~• by th!!~se.J• . .-~; or ~ugh ~ ea.t an-ce.stors.. communalJy or mdn"!du.alty Slnce time unmemorn1.l, continuously to the p-rei.entexcept when in(errupted by war.force mojeurc or displacement by force , deceit, stealth, or as a comequence of gO\'emroent projects or a.DY o~e~ v~l~nto..r~ dealings entered into by go"·ernmcnt and 1mvate ~.nd1V?dua!E. corporations, and whiCh nre n ocesstlrY to ensure thetr economte, social nnd cultural welfnre. It shall include ancestral lands.. forests, pnsturc, rt-.Sidential, agricultural, and other lands ~nd,ividu~lly owned whether alienable and disposable or. otherwise, huntwg grounds, buria l grounds, worship arens, bodi~.s of water, miner.il and other nahlral re.sources, and lands which may no longer be exclusively occupied by ICCs/lP.s but from whkh they traditionally had access t0 for their subsistence and traditional oetivities, po.rtieularly the home ranges of ICC$11Ps who are still nomadic and/or shifting cultivators.. (b) "Biodiversity'' refers to I.be variecyand variability among all living organisms and the ecological eomptex. in which they l (c) "Buffer zones" r efers kl areas out$ide the boundaries o{ and immediately adjacent to desigoat<?d protected areas i,ursuant to Section 8 of Republic Act No. 7586 or the Nationo.l Integrated Protected Areas System (NtPAS) Act.of 1992, that need special de·velopment and control in order to provide o.n extra layer around the prot-~ted area where restrictions may apply and ma.naged according to the mttnagemt:int plan and applicable rules and regulations iMued as provided for in this Act and reli\ted statutes. (a') "By-products" refors to anyp3rt taken from wild speeios such a, hldes, antlers, feathers, fur. teeth, claw$, internal orgaJ1s , eggs, -roots, trunk, branch:i., lea-.·es, stems, flowers, bark, including their derivatives Sut-h es blood, oils, resin, gum, seed, S)>ores, pollen, honey,Jieeswax, and the like. (e) "'Collection or colleeting .. refers to the act of gathering or harvesting wildflol"a and fauna species and its by-procluctsor derivative;. (.1} "Commercial fadlitics" rofer<> to the conduct ofbt!.$iness by natural or artificia l pe:rsons with the purpose or securing an economic or resource surplus not needed fo r immediate subsistence. · (g) "Conservation" refers to the optimum utilization and management of natural resources in order ta meet the needs and aspirations or th~ present and the turn re. (h) "Ecosystem" refer"$ to tho community of plants and animals, their physical environment, and the interactions between them. (i) "Environmental lmpact Assessme.nt" refers to the Em'l.ronment lmp.oct Assessment System established under Presidential Decree No. 1586 or supervening legislation. . G) ''Exotic species" refe1's t(I species or subspecies which do Dot naturally occur within t.be country o r wit.bin the biogeographic region of the Ph.ilippioes io which the protected t1.ren is situated. ( 4 (k) "Fish/aquatic anima]s/products" refers LO fishes and oilier aquaticanima1ssuch as cruste:ccn.n.s, echinoderms, marine animals, a.nd aU other spt-ciea of aqu.atic flora and fauna and all other product& of aqu4tic living r esout'(eS in any form. ' ' {l) "Fiahing" refers to the taking of the fiah, aquatic product$ or any aqua.tic flora end fauna from their wild habitat, with or without the u..se of fishing vessels. . • (01) 7FoNstproducta" refers to tim.bor, pulpwood, firewood, bark, tree 'top, resin, gum, wood, lumber, oil, honey, beeswax, nipa, rattan, or other forest growth aucb as grnBJI, shrub, a.nd flowering plant, th~ associated wate.r, fish, game, scenic, historical, r ecreational, ® d geol6gic r esources in forest Janda. (ti) "Indigenous Cultural Communities" refers to the ICCsl lPs as dc.finCd in the IPRA. Specifically in the Mt, Apo Natural Park, the lCCs/IPsare known to be composed of the Begobo and its sub-tribes namely the Ubo, Jacgon, tmd Tagabawa ot Bnwo who r eside within or are substantially dcpenslent t1pon the protected area. (o) "Legitima te priv&.te rights· refers to vc.sted prior right., acquired in accotda.nce with existing low& without taint of deceit. stealth. fraud or bad faith. {p) -"MMagement Plan" refe rs. to the fund.emental plan, strategy andlor scheme which shall guide aJJ activities relating to the Mt. Apo Natural Park in order to at.ta.in the objectives of this Act as stated in S<:ction 2 beteof. (q) "Nongovct nrnent org;rniio.tions" refers to nons~k. nonprofit organiut.ions with qualifications and expemse·, and eogaged in activities concerning community organizing and developmon.t or resour<:e and environmcntol conser'-•o.tion, management and protection r~latcd to the protected areo. (r) -Poople·'s organ.iiation'' refers to a group of people, which may be en association, coopera tive, federa t ion , or sggrupation or i.ndividu3ls or groups, with an identifiable structure of decision making and accountability, established to u ndertake collective 3ction to adcircss <;ommunity concerns and 1 i t i .. ' I j i t l ( s {s) · Protected area" refers to identified por1ions of lo.nd 3nd water set. nside by reason of their unique physical and biological significan ce, managed to enhance biological diversity and prot.eet<:d ag11iost destructive human ex-ploitation. ' {t.) "'Secre tarf r cfors to the Secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resource$ {DENR). (u) "Stake~o}ders" refers to individuals, communities, otganiiationsor aggrupat.ion of specific interests or seetors which h11ve particular interest in the achievement of the ohje<:tive of thi.s Act or dependence, access, or utiliz.ation of resources within the protected area. such as but not Limited to the local goverrunent units, people's organiifltions, nongover nment organir.ations, indig·enous cultural .communities , the DENR, and other concerned. government. agencies. (v) "'Sustainability ot sustsinable" refers to the use of components of biological dh•ersity in a wa..y and ate. rete that do(lS not Jead to the ded ino in the species used, thQreby roaintsining its poU':ntial to meet the needo and aspi.."il.tions of the prt$COt ond future Filipino genctntions. (w} "Tenured migr;:int.s" refers to individuals and households who have actually and continuously occupied public lroids which are n ot alienable and disposable "'-ithin the protec.ted area. before June 1, 1987 and arc substantially de~ndcnton the protected area for their livelihood. (x) "Timber .. refers to wood b;:i,..ing an ave.rage diameter of at le.ast fifteen (15) centimeters and a lengr.b of at least one and a half (1.5) meter in its unaltered st.ate, or wood regardless of size, s3wn or hewn on two or more sides usually roforrcd to us flit.ch and all mangrove. SEC, 4. Scope. - The Mt. Apo Natural Park shall oover certain parcels oflands situated in the rounicipalitie.s ofMagpet ar.d M.akilala and CityofKidapa"'·an in the ProYinceofCotabeto; municipalities of Bansalan and St.ti. Cruz and City of Digoi in th-c PrO\'ince of Davao del Sur, and in Lhe City of Davao. The boundaries of thi:: Mt. 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Apo Natural Park in t.he form of direct :is."listanco in reforestation and other preservation nct.h'lties in the Park that may bo identified: Prouidtd, fur:her, Tba.t the PNOC geothermal reservation shall automatic.tlly revert to and form part of the Park upon cessation of PNOC opE!ra~jons in the excluded area. In '\'l.ew of the crucial role of power generation to the nation.al economy, plo.ns and 3Ctivitiesof the PNOC geothermal project rc1Q.ted to support fac iJit.ics, back•up ot new transmiu.sio.n line.s. stobilit.ing and power-enhancing substations, and other o.uxiliory $'Upport facilities which are vi41.l to the environmentn.l sustainabiljty and energ}' security of Minda M.0 shall be implemented within designated buffer ion es subject to approval ,.,; , \.. ,. t)p ... .......... ,1 A ...... \,f ,, ,..,, .... - ..... t n,. .... ,1 tP.\f..ifR\ 1>n A h" ? •, ' , ~ , i p l l ' l I ' ' I 6 •, ~ f: ; ( IS appropriate government agencies in Jine with the national mandate on the development of indigenous sourecs of en~rgy. Ste. 5. Estobli$hnwit o; Buffer Zones. - Buffer iones of tho Mt. Apo Natural Pa?'k are hereby esto.bliSbcd through this Act pursuant to Sections of tho NIPAS Act to serve as additionaJ p~riphcral layer of prot;«tion to th~ protected area ·by providing regulated benefits and li\•elihood opportunities to local communiti~s to build a strong social fence to the protected area. Tne boundary of the buffer 7.one.s, subject co ground domarc8tion 1s hereby described as follo~s: BUFFER ZONE, !'AJ\C&L I A parcel of land corit.aining an area of 25,357,266.07 square meters, more or less, declared ns Buffer Zone-Parcel ( I} beginning nt. a point marked "1• on the map and on the ground being identical t.o point 45 of Mt. Apo Natura} Park; ' ' ' J 3 • . ' ' ' 3 • • ' ' ' ' ' ' DlSl'.UICE S n•,T E ffl.Gil ::eU!'J S◄rt,· t t!C.I~ mtu" S llJ'J.f t; 321..0, mt«!U S lS' IO" f: '>'JO.ii6 ~i.tn S t6'ZGB 1139,fe lfll!'l<lrt s s2·39' w 4 17.92 l!:t t..tt S11s •10' & 310.◄ 1 ;Dftf'fl CCf>. ... 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The bound1u7 limit.s of the energy support zone shall be subject to ground delineation by the PAME o.nd said energy support zono shall be made part of the land use zoning of the park ancl its buffer zones: Prouided, That other laod uses compatible with geothermtll energy sho.ll be aUowed within the energy support zone: Provided. further, That permits for geothermal activities wilhin the energy support zone ahaJl be secured pursuant to ·relevant forestry and environmental regulations: Provided, howei.-er, That geothermal explora.tion wit.bin the energy i;upport .zone for the purpose of incre.asing the powci capacity of the existi.ng project shall only be allowed +},..,..,.,.),," low n ,:i~a.,,I h v r,,nl'Tlt:Cj;' PM11id1>rl Rnn.llv. Thot ATE18~ ;I.) through a law pa~sed by Congress.; Providtd, finally, Thota.reas within the energy support zone which shall not be used din:ctly for the development and utilization of geotherma\ energy sh1tl1 remain under tbe control and jurisdiction of the PAJ,.,lD. CHAPI'ER!l PRO'tECTED AREA M.,\N"AGtMENT . SEC. 6. Management Pion. - Within one (1) year from the e(fectivity of this Act and in accordance with the General Managenient Planning Strategy as provided in the NlPAS Act, thctt shall be n Management Plan to be prepared by the Office of the Protected Aren Superintendent (PASu) in coordination with the loc.nl communities. indigenous cultural communities/ indigenous peoples, local go .. •ernment units (LO Us), appropriate offices of the DENR. nongovernmentand peop)9's organizations, existing operators in the park and exper ts with socioeconomic, anthropological and ceologicn1 experience in the are2. It shall co.nlain, o.mong others, the following: (a) PeriOd of applicability of the plan , preferably at lea.st lift.en (15) years; (b) Key management issues; (c) Goals Md objective-s of management in support of Sec-ti.on 2 hereof; (d) Site management strategy; (e) Major managcmeotacti,.'ities such as, but not limited to, enforcement of laws, biodiversity conservation, habitat and wildlife management-, sustainable use management, infrastructure development and maintenl\.llce., and fire a.nd pest control; • {f) Establishment and delineation of .tones and the reeulat.ed and/or prohibited activities therein , such aa. but not limited to, multipurpose use i.ones, buffer rones, recrMtional l. . . r zones. strict pro.tcction zones a nd other spccit,I wnes which can provide effective management oi tho protected arel\ nnd promote sustainable developme.nt oi all Icgitimat.e stakeholders. Toayoid relocation. primary consideration shall be accorded to the traditional zones used which h'.ave been proven sust.:Jinable and. in conso08.'nee wit.h the biodiversity and prok-etion of the ntltura.l charueterist ies of tho protected area; and (g) V!sitor mt agemcnt programs. ' ...,The Mano.gement Plan sbo.U be eonsjstent with the nature or ML Apo tHJ a prot.ecteri area under tho category of a natural pa,-k. ltwll be.reviewed~ approved by the PAMB and certified to by the Secre tary that it conforms to all law a and regulations i.swed by the DENR. The.Management Plan shall not be revised nor modified cxceptb;-priorcoMultation with th o PAMB and in accordance with the procedure h erein set forth. H any po.rt or aectioo of the Management Plan is inconsistent with existing Jaw&, the Secretary shaU certify to tbe otJier pro\isions of tl;le plan that are consistent with the laws. UnleS3 the Secretary Rccept& or adopt.ssueh inconsistent pro..-isions, h e/she shall notify the PAMB of the provisions that ne-ed modifieation or rc\l'ision. Two (2) years befor e th e expiution o f the initiaJ Managemen t Plan, there shall be a subsequent plan to b e prepared and aubmitted by the Offiee of the Protected Area Superintendent in the same manner as the p rocedure and principles bercin set forth a,nd in necordance with the Genera,} Mtln.agement Plan ning Strategy as provided in the NIPAS Act. I n the same period. the Ofiiee of the Protec ted Area Superintenden t shall cau.se the publication of notices for comments and suggestions on the proposed plan in t1, newspaper of local dr¢ulation ttd the actual posting of such notices in conspicuous places within the L-GUs in the Mt.. Apo Natural Park. The prop0sed new Management Plan shall be made available for public perusal in all agencies, offices, andor ganiiations duly represe nted in the PAMB. In the event tha t no subsequent. plan is adopted upon the expiration of the initial ma.nl\gement plan, the latter sh-ull remain in force subject to interim modifications U}p.t may be adopted by <hePAMll • r 41 SEC, 7. The. Protected Area Moll{18ement Board. - There shoH be a Pro~ted Area Ma.nagement Board (PAMB) which shall ser\•e as the highest. policy-making body of tho Mt, Apo Natural Park. It shall be composed of the following: ' (a) The Regional Executive Director (RED) of DENR Region XI whothall sit a& PA..\113 Ch:1irm'an os provided for under $ectionll(d)o£thc NIPASAc~ . (b) The RED of DENR Region XU or hislher duly designated pc-rm~nent representt\tive; (c) The provincial governors of North Cotabato o..nd Davao del Sur or their outhorized permanent rc presentati\'es; (d) 'The Planning and Oevo1opment Officers of Davao City and the provinces of Cotaba.t.-0 and Davao del Sur or t.heir respective authorized permo.nent rcpresent.o. tive; (e) The municipaVeity mnyors oi Magpet, Maki]ala, Kidapawa.o, B.insalan, Sta . Cruz, Digos and 0 0.YllO City or their respective authoriied pe rmn.nent represenlt\tive; (f) All barangay cnptait1.s within the Mt.Apo Natural Park; (g) Three (3) representa.t.i\'es from the indigenou&eu1tural communit ies, composed of cfne (1) representati\'e from each of the thre-e (3) sub-tribes (J angan, Ubo and T:agabawa) in Mt.Apo s ubject to increases upon determination of the existence of other sub-tribes based on anctbnographi.-cstudy to beco"nducted by an independent institution or academe and validated by the National Commission for Indigenous Peoples (NCIP): (h) A max.imum of eight (8) representati\•es from people's organiuUons (POti) and n ongovernment org!Ulizations (NGOs); (i) Repr ct1entatives from national government a gencies operating within the protected a rea w h ich can potentiall)t cont-rib~1te to protected area n1anagcment; and ( {j) Other stakeholders who cn.n potentiaUy as.sist and contribute in the protection. preser..,at.ion. ond conservation of the Mt. Apo Nntural Park. In the selection or repres~ntatives irom people's and non·govemmcnt organi.-z.ations , the following criteria shoU be primo,rily considered: . (a} ar.ti,•e involvement ·1n th e ecoloi,;ical conservation, pre~ef"\'ation, rehnbilitation and protection of the protected :ire.a; ~ (b) great pot.entio.l in .commu.nit.Y, organizing and other development works; (c} favornhletrl3ck record iri community work: and (d) duly accredited by the LOU concerned 11..'ld the OENR. $EC. S. Term of O/iice of the PA.J'WB MemberF.. - Every member of lhe PM-.ffi ehall serve for a term of five (5) yen.rs~ Provided, That be/she remains a member or employee of the sector or orfice be/she is rcprese1lti.ng. lf a vacancy oocurs. ft new member shall be chosen in accordance with the original selection process; h owc,.•cr. only th e remaining term ah11II be served. SEC. 9. Powers and FunctioM of the PAMB. -T"ne PAMB o£Mt. Apo Natural Park1 b.cing the highest.policy-making body, shall have the fo1)ov.•ing powers and functions: (a) Decide and approve matters relating to proposals, work and action plans. guidelines an d policies and other acq vitie.s for the ronnagement of the r,roteeted aroa; {b) Review, oJ)prove and adopt the management plans and Cevclopritent programs and their re.spective implementing r ules and regulationt.; (c) Recommend and approve t he est.ablishment and delineation of zones; i 0 . (dj Est..i.bUsh supµiement:!J criieria and guidelines for park £e'es for activities regulated by I.his Actor Lhe Mnna.gement. Plo.n subject to OE:NR's approvnl pursuant to Se::tion l O(i) of the NIPASAc~ (e) ·Ensure the e£tective implemeri1ation of development activities within the protected area; {f} Ad op~ rules and P.rccedwcs in the conduct.ofbusines.s, roles ond responsibiiitiCs:, and 4iscipline of its board members, including the creation of standing committe¢S; (g) EvaJuate t.he performance a.ml ocLhitie-s o( the Oftice of the Prot..cctcd Arca Superintendent: (h) Accept donSti.ons, approve prcr,osnls for funding and b\1dget o.llocation n.nd exercise accountnbility over all funds t.hnt may accru e; (i) Evalua te and recommend compliance to all existing requirements ,et by the 0El\1R pa.rticula rly in the issuance of the EnvLronment.al Compliance Certificate; 0) Recogniie the rights end privileges: of indigenous communities under the provisions of this Act and other applicable laws; (k) Requcsta.ssistanoe from any government agency. offico. board, private or public person to achieve the objettives of this Act; 0) 1'.fonitor a.nd e\•a1unte the p erformance of protected area personnel, NGOs, and the commun ities in biodi..,ersity conscr,..ation and sodocultura) and economic development. and report its nsl'lessment to the DENR; and (m) Par ticipate in the selection nnd de.signation process of the DENR in the ap pointment- of tho Protected Area Superintendent. The DENR, through the REDs, shnU ensure that the PA1'.lB ••• • ,,.; , >. : , . , , . •!' :. . . ...• • .. l ' ••- - •:-- • t - ,.,..,,. ,.f • ' . ( conOkt between nd ministro.tlve order$ issued by tho DENR pursuant to the NIP AS Act.and other laws and n aoJutions issued by tbe·PAJ.m. the DENR Seen::ta.ry •hall decide whether to :ipply the ruJe or withdraw it. application. Ste. lO. Tlte Extcutiuc Commit!ce of the PAl\lB. - There shall be an Execut.h·e Co.:ru::dttee within the PAMB t0 'lt.•hich the latter mlLy delagllte some or its powors find functions. It shaU l>e c:oc,.poicd of the foUov.'IDg: ..,.(a) The Regional Executive Oire-ctor (RED) of DENR Reaion Xl who ah.all sit as Cbainna.n; • ~ (c) The RED of D!:NR Rerion XU or his/her duly d esignated permt\.oent. rcpre.11entntive; (c) The Planninu and Development Officers or Co~hno. Da\'IO Del Sur and Davao City or their .a.u t.boriitd p ermanent representative as d ~i;-n1ued by (ht! provincial ,o,,·ernorfticy mayor: (d) The municipal/city mayors or Magpct, ~il\k ilnln, Kidapewa,n. Ban,a.la..-,, Sta. Cruz . Die:os and Davao City or th~r cu~horiz.cd permllnent repren nlativo; (e) One (1) barangay captain from eaeh of th• municipalities of Magpet. Makilala, Bann .Lan, St.a. Cruz., and ciUta of Kld.tpawan. Digos, and Davao, aeleded from amonr thel'QSelvoa; (f} Three (3) represent.ntivoi. of the indigenous culrursl c:omc:umitiu representi..,i Davao City, North Cot.tbato and Davno del Su.r; (g) Tbre-e (3) representatives of people's organiutions (P01) reprueoting Dllv:i.o Cit.y, North Cotobato o nd Dovao dcl SUr, (h) Three (3) repN'.&ent.ative:3 of NGO■ reprttent:inc Dano City, North Cot11bato and Oavao d el Sur, und r (i) One (1) ropresentauve each from the n~tion~1 cover nment aceneica and ?elevl t st.akeho1dor$ do1enbed m Section 7(i) hereof. Ste. 11. Th• J>n,k<Jcd Arm Sup,,i,umd,nJ Offrc<. - Tlu:re shllll bo a Protected Area Supec-intendent Office for ML Apo Natural Perk within the DENR he.aded by t.he .Protcicted Ana Superintendent who aball 1ervc II the cbiei operating officer of the protected nretL The Prot.cetcd Arco s .uporintendcnt Office ahalJ hive the following powers ind funct!ons: A. AdministTative (1) Serve as chi.el 1d:ui.rustrative omecr of the protected area for Lhe purpoac o( implementing the Management Plan as detailed in the a.nnU.t1l work. program: (2) Establis.h n productive pnrtners?ip with t~e local community, including i'TOU?S, in the planrung. proteeuon ond manAgtment of Ule protected area; (3) En1ur-e th o performance and good morele of his 1te!f; (4) &n11u rc the proper uti.liz,ntioo of annual budget alloc:atioM and the pre.per diSJ>OSition of fees and other funds gencret.ed within the protttt.ed lt'ea..; (5) Develop and implement a park information, education and vititor program; (G) DoveloJ> and implement a natural histor y documcotai»o prorram and to 0"''ertee rescorch th.tit m ay be conducted within the area; (7) ln tcgTa<t the roles of NGO and D&l<1l 1t&fi in tho opc.rition of the arc:1; and (&) Document the proc:esllt.Ji iiwolved in tbeestablishrnent and management o!the protected area, with p.artieula.r reJe.~c~ee t.o tho development 0£ nlnt.ionships wit.h c~ltur:'=l eom.mui:u~cs, ien,u!"td mip-anb.. buffer zone reaident.S and others m C.'itablt.abing . .. : ... .. ,~"'"' .... ,.,. B. Regulative (l) To act- M peace-officer for the purpose or maintaining peace an~ o?'der within the protected area . As peace office r , he shall exe~ise ·Police supervisi6n therein and may arrest ani,• person found in any place with in p rotected areas who is committing, hM commiucd, or is about to commit an ~ffonse which is pl'Obibit ed in this Act: • · , (2) E~forcc ru]e, and regulations established to pr~tect the atfa and preserve tho aren from trcspo.s.,, damage, inj ury and illegiil occupancy; . . (3) Require. when lrtcc.sso.n. e.ny person entering or passing through or any part o( the protected area under hi:J jurisdiction, to gi\'C lhe following information: name, address, the proposed d uration of sta>· inside the protected a.rea and the portion wh ich he int.ends to visit or h as visited and such olher inform.etion of similar nature-as may be r eferred whim : (4) Sumut :1rily removcor ejec.t from then.re.'\ persons who have rendered themselves obnoxious by disorderly conduct or bad behavior 01' who hi;ivc violated any of the regulations on tbe protected area; (5Y Requi re persons cutting and/or gathering forest products or hunting or fishing within the protected area to produce, upon demand, authority or permit to do so; (6) Seize and confisc3t.e timber or other fo rest product.s. game birds, t1nimals; and fish, including instruments, tool$ and conveyances used inside the protected nrea by unlicensed persons, o·r if licensed, in violation of protected are.a laws, rules tmd regulations, and to report them in accordance with the present rules, regulations and guidelines issued by the Secret.ory conce rning confiscation, seizure and dispo9ition oi illegally cut, gathered , transpor ted iorest p rod ucts , and other nalural resources and confiscated wi.ldli!e; and (7) ?erf'orm such other powers and d uties as mt1y from time to time be prescribed by higher auLi\oriries.. \ ' ' l I ( 47 The P rotectild Area Superintendent Office shall be s upported by 11 s ufficient numb-er of personnel who shall b,e pe rforming dny•to-day management, protection a nd admL'lisb'ation or the protected area. All DENR employees detailed with the protected area a t. the time of the e(!ectivit.y of chis Act shall be accorded preference to form p art of the Protected Areo Superintendent Office . CHAPl'ERID ANCFSTRAL DOMAlN AND TE~"lJRED M!Clt\:.\'TS • SEC. 12: Ancestra l Lands and Domo.in. - Th~ rights of indigenous cultura) cornmlinitics·t.o their ancestral do ma.ins shall be fully recognized subject to Section 56 of the IPRA. Traditional property regime!I exercised by indigenous cultural communities in accordance with their customary Jnws shall go\•ern the relation.ships of aU individual$ within their communities with ?'e.spe::t to o.U lands and resources found within aocc.stral lands. Indigenous cul tural coi:omunitics·may apply forCertificRtes of Ancestrol Domain Title {CADT) as provided in the IP&\. The pro.,; sions of this Act shaU be construed libert'llly in favor of the indigenous cultura l communities in accordance with t he conser.·ation a nd prcser.,ation objecti\·es of the Mt. Apo Natural Park and its resources. Nothing herein shall be construed to impair or diminish prior or e xisting r ights currently enjoyed by the indigenous cultur-'l communities as provided by existing laws . Permits, licen:es or authorities required by this Actor a.nyotherstatut-es concerning Lhecontinued use, extraction or exploitation of forest product~ 3nd/or poss~sion or occupation of land within the protected a.rea shaU not be un.necessorily withheld from the indigenous cuhural communitie$ by the granting a uthority. SEC. 13. Tenured Jl,figranJs. - Tenured migrants .shall be oJjgiblo to become s tewards of portions of lsnds within the desig~ated buffer o.nd multiple-use zones. The PA.MB shall identify, verify and, subject to Section 66 oi the IPRA, review all . .. ., ' ' r '8 tenure instrument, land cl.oims, end issuance of permits for resource use within t.hc protected area and recommend the issuance of the appropriate tenure instrument consiotent wit.b the lnnd elassifieat.ion, proper o..nd allowed use of re.sources found therein, and -zoning pro\;ded in the management. or successor phrns. Farmers who have been cultivating land within the protected area are considered to be occu p)'ing such land.s and shall be entitled to a tenure insLrUment limited to cuJt-ivation end residence: Prouided, That the richts under such can only be trnn~fe.r~ to direct descendants. • Nothing herein shJ!ll becon~ed to mean any diminution of accrued rights ca.med by tenunid migrants. If areas occupied by tenured migrants n.re designated as ionea in which no occupation or ot her activities are a llowed, they flhall be transferred to toultiple-uac tones or buffer zon es to be accomplished through just and h~!:'lane mearu:i. In the event of termination of a tenure instrument for en.use or by voluntary sunender of rights, the Protocted Area Superintendent shell take immediate steps to reh abilitate the a rea in order to return i t to i ~ natural sk1te prior to the cultivotion or other act by the ten~d migrant. SEC, 14. &i.ttin.g Right$. - All prior and property and private rights within the protected area and its buffer zones and the IULCestral domains o.lread)' existing and/or vested u pon the effectivity of this Act shall be protected and reapected iD accordance with existing Jaws, CHAFTERIV PROmBITEO ACTS A.'i"D PENALTIES SEC. 15. Sp,cia/ Promutor. - Within thirty(3D)dayofrom the effectivity of this Act., the Department of J ustice (DOJ) a hall ap point a spceiaJ prosecutor to whom all .cases o( viola tion of laws, rules and reguiations in the protected area 8ba11 b e assigned. Suchepecial prosecut.or shaU coordinate with the PA.MB ,and the Protected Area Superintendent in the performa.nce of hi.snler dutie$l ,ind AAAi1d in thP. t:r:. inil"!a nr w11,.,1,..,1t ".,,l' .......... .o .... j 49 in arrest and crimin al procedure. The-PA.MB sh llll periodically submit an evaluation of the pcrformonce of the d esignated specfal proaeeutor to the DOJ. S EC, 16, Prohibited Ads and Petao.Uies. A,. The penalties and qualifications prcstribed in Articles 309, on Theft, and 310, on Qualified Theft, of the Revis:cd Pen~l Code depopding on the value or the resources in\'olved tn connection with the prohibited net sh all be imposed upon any perSon ~·ho: (1) Hunts, l.l.kes, destroys, disturbs or possesses any timber, forest produc4 natural growing or wild terrestrial or aquatic p\anta, animals., flora or fauna or products de1:1v:d th erefrom, or any (orm of extraction or use of re50urces wtth~ Particular ly identified regulated or prohibited arca~or tones 1.n the protected area including prl\'a.te lends, without the necessary protected aroa permit, authorization or exemption, as issued or promulgated by the PMffi; (2) Cu ts, gathers, r emoves or collects timber or any forest products within particularly idcntiti ed prohibited area& or ionea in the protected area including private lands, without the nl"CCSsa:ry protected area permit, a.uthorimtlon or exemption, as issued or p romulgated by the P:-\1',,lB; (3) Cu ts, destroys any tree or shruba or ot.ber erosion• pre-.·enting plants, or builds or introduces any structure that would cause e rosion in riparian areas mentioned in Section 16 of Presidential Decree No, 705, as amended, or the Revised Forestry Code of the Philippin es; {4) Possesses outside the protected ,rea any timber, forest products, wild te-rrestrial or aquatic pl.mts, animals, flora or !a~ so prohibited by the PAMB or products derived therefrom which is ascertained to have been taken from the protected llfea. It shall be presu med to have been taken from the protected area if the subject. phtnt, animals, flora or faun.a is found in po$session or control of p ersons who traveled to the protected area within uv,.l"ltv.twn (7'}\ hl' l"~ r,.,.fr,r,.. tho t.im~ <'Ii their anest: and ( (5) Hunts., collects, removes, or de.:1troys endao~ct cd or protected species, except when collection or r·emoval is for scientific r esearch and is eo exempted from this prohibition by thcPAMB. B. A fine ranging from Ono hundred thousand pesos (Pl00,000.00) to Fi\'C hund.ted thou.!1and pesos (P500,000.00), or imprisonment r:uiging from five (5) years to ten (10) yearli, or botti""°'t the discretion of the court, and the restoration nnd rehabilitatioO of the damage or, when appropriate, theejectmCnt therefrom, sholl be impose« upon any penon wh o: (l) Occupies, tctt1e&, or possesses any portion o! the protected area. introduces improvements, agricultural o r otherwise, or J)erforms kaingin therein not sanctioned by law or without the prope r permit and authority n.& re-Quired by the PAMB: {2) Sells, buys, or off er-0 to sell or buy any real J)toperty or rights within pnrticularly identified regulated areas or zones in the pro!ec.ted araa; (3) Occu pies or posses.ses any portion of lands within the prot.ccted area, by using force, intimidation, threat, deceit or by to.king 11dvantagc of the absence or tolerance of the rightful possessor, oocupAnt. or claimant; (·O Uses explosives. noxious substances, or electricity for fishing within the pi-otected area. The possession of explosives, noxfous or poisonous substances, eledro•fi.ehing devices and paraphernalia. or fish Caught through explosives, noxious or poisonous substances or electricity within and noarby fishing areas or fishing bo:its shall constitute primo focie evidenci! th.:!t the posse.~sor thereof committed the net herein prohibited; (5) Destroys, damages, mutilates, defaces, or commits nny act of vandalism. on any object oi na tural beauty, object of anthropological or cultural im porttUlee, or n on•renewable resource within the protected area; ... . .. . .. 51 to the ecosystem or of the plnul.$. ;1nimsls or inha~i:""~ts ~ ~e protected and buffer a:reas, or committi,r.g satitc a-0.1\'l~es \\'lthin the burier zone without a ppropriate permitt•T auJbonty; (7) Alters.. -removes, deat-roys or def{Jces any .boundary markers. monuments, or- int.erpret..,tive si~ns relating to lbe protected a rea.; (S) Causes damage to ro-ad, trails nod pathways~ (9) Engages in any degree or form )(le-At-ion/exploration., quarrying or extraction of mine ra l: and (l0)Obstructs Ot' hinder, t.he enforcc:f)1ent of this Act, its. related laws, rule$ and regula tions. C. A Cine ranging from Five thousand pcs?s (P~,000.00) to One hu ndred thousi,nd pesos (PIOO.ooo.oi)), or 1mpn~nm!nt rnnging from one (l) year to six (6)years, or b~th, at the discretion of the coutt, sh.all be imposed upon any pe.ri5on wbo: (J) Violates e,ny rules and regulation£ promulgated by the PAl\.iB or its duly aut.horiud delegate or any agreement or commitment reach ed beiore the PA.MB~ (2) Deals any product illegally derive~ .from the .protect.ed area, such as, but not limit.Cd to, selling, buflng, o££!nng to s eU or buy 0:ny timber, forest product, nnttn,al growmg or wild terrestr ial or aquatic plants, animals, flora i'r fa~na or p roducts derived therefrom or any resource from ,w1~n po.rtlcularly identified regulated or prohibited areos orzi;:>ne~ m the protec~d area without the necessary permit. nutbon .iation o~ exeroptio n fort.be utilization, and/or extraction thereof a~ proV'lded by this Act :md other existiog laws, rules and regu,:lations; (8) Uses any l!quipmcnt. which facit,itates ext:-~ct,ion of resources, r egardless of such int.(fnt.ion or purpose "''lthm the protected area without the necessary protir-cted area permit or v.ut.horiiation; • . ' ' ! I 52 ( {5) ~nte rs a!'y portio~ of the protected area for putposcs of mountain d1mbmg, camping. s-pelunking, s tudy, tcscarc.h or recreational vi$it without. the n~ssary permit or authoriutiou. . ~dministrntive procedure.s fo1 the investigation and valid~tio~ of t~e viofotion shall ,be pre.pared by t.he PA.MB in coordination Wlth the appropriate bureaus oft.he DENR. • lf tl~e ui;t. is ~m!11itted by a corporation, orga.nitatioµ,. pa~J:'16sh1p. or assocut tion. the penalty shall be imposed on the th1ef e~ce-u t:1veofficer and/or board of trustee.ii of the corporation, organnnhon or managin J"partner of the partnership or association. Valuation of t.l\e damage sha1l take L,to account biodi,..ereity Mld consen•ation ronsiderntion's a.swell asacsthetie · ~nd scenic value. Va.luation by the DE~'R or the concerned government agency shall be presumed correct unless proven otherwise. Any per.son who shall indue.e or conspire with another person or other persons to commit any of the acts prohibited in thl~Aet ~r suffer their worker; tc commit any of the GalnC shalJ be lfoble lil the same manner AS the one actually performing the act. S.£C. l~. Admini&trative Confiscatfon t:lnd Fine. Adi»:~tatrative proeeedin~s for violation of the foregoing pro hi~~ acts~all proceed mdependently and without prejudice to Jud1.ctal achon. The PA..\IB tbr6ugh the Protected Area Sup~~mte~dent 1s hereby empowered to impose an adminjst:rative fine ranging from Five, thousand pesos(PS,000.00) to One b~dred fifty·thou$and pesos (P150,000.00) and/or the canceltation of permit or license issued. Decisions of the Protected Area Superin~ndent may be appealed within thirty (30) d~ys from receipt of the decision to the PAM'S Executive Comm.ittff, The decision of the PA.MB Executive Committee is .. appealable to the J:?E~fll Secretary within a period of sixty (60) days from the receipt of the decision. . All oonveyances. vessels, equipm~nt, 11ar-npbc:rnalia, ~mple~enl:$, g:c~r .. tools. and similar devices shru.l be subject 10 1mme~1atc admimst!"atlve confiscation by the Protected Area Supcnntendent Office u;,on apprehension withnut nr .. iw3iro"' f: . ' .. • f criminal l\etion. Once the proper criminal action is filed in the regu)nr courts, the so.id eon,.•eyenccs, vessds. equipment, parapherrutli.a, implements, gear, tools and similar d~ices shall be in custodio legis but shaH continue to be subject to administro.tive confiscation and may only be r eleased by the trial court to the owner ponding t.rial up·oo consultation with t.be Protected Ar.i!a Superintendent and with proper eonsider-ntion of the pending adm.ini.&tt3tive proceedings and the potential forfeitwe of the said.objects. Administrative fines collected and the proceed.a of the sale o{ all objcc.ts- adnrinistratlvely or judicially confi~ated or iorfeited pursutml herc:o shall nccrue to.the Integrated Protected Area Fund. Tho procedure for the SA le thereof $hall be promulgated bythe PAMB. SEC. 18. Sptcial Coun.sel. - The PA.MB may retain the ser-viees of a competcnC lawyer to prosecute or t1Ssi11t in the pro$e!:ution of ca&-M or defend the-members of the PAMB, the ProUX:ted Area Superintendent and staff or :i.ny p~rson assisting in th, prokdion, conservation, and sustainabl.z devek,pm~nt,of the prot.x:ted an-a ngainsto.ny legal o.ctfon related to their powers, {unctions and responsibilities ns provided in this Act or ns dc1er,nted or tasked by the PA.MB. CHAPTERV MOUNT APO PROTECTED AREA FUNDS SEC. 19. Mount Apo Protected Area Fund. - There is hereby establis~ed a trust fund tQ be known as :.he Mt. Apo ?rot.edcd Area Fund for purposes of financing projects of the system. All income generated from the operation of the system or management of wit'a flora a.nd fauna in the protected area shalJ acerue to the Fund. These income shall be derived from visitors/tourist fee, fees from permitted sale ar.d export of flora and fauno. nnd ot.bet' resources froin the protected orea, proceeds from registration and lease of multiplc,use areas ir.eludine; tourism concessions, contributions from industries and facilities directly benefiting from the protected area: and such other foes, 11noc: .11 n rl nth,,r- il'lrom~ rlP.ri1.•ed from the ooe1'atioo o r the ;1 Tho Fund xnay be augmented by grants, don~tions, endowment from ,,arious sources, domestic or foreign for purposes related to their functions: Prouidcd, That the Fund Chall be deoosited as a special account in the national treasury and disbu;sement therefro,m shall be made solely for the protection, maintenance, admioistrotion, and management of the s}'$tem, a.od duly appro,.·od projects endorsed by the PAMB in accordance with existing oocountiog and budgeting rules and • I . rcgu ations. CHA!'TERVI EXISTING FACtLITleS, UTCLlZATION OF NON•ilS?-i"l!WABLE REsounCes, 'ENvmosz..iwrAL 1,t?icr ASSF.SSME.NT, AN'D PARTNf,RSHIP AMONG GOVERNME~"'l'. ·~oNGOVERNMEN'r A.~1) l'Eo?LE'S OnOANIZA'l10NS ~ Ste. 20. Existing Foc£1W.ts within the Protected Arec. Existing fo.cilities within the protected area shall be invent-0:ied and assessed by the PA.MB in o.ocordaoce with the objectives of ibis Act. WHhin thirt;· (30) days from tha effecti,..-ity of this Ac~, unless extended by the PAMB; :i.ll eommerciol facllitic-.s existing within the boundaries of the 1notected area v.:ith a total capitalization exceeding One hundred thousand pesos (Pl00,000.00) shall submit to the PAMB through the Protected Area Superintendent the following inforroati?n: (a) EnvironDlental impact Assessment and/or Environmental Mo.nn.gemcnt Plan; ' (b) Environmental ComplilUlCC Certifieo.te, if any; and (c) Developmental Plan, if any. Failure to submit the required informo.tfon shnll constitute a \.-iolQtion of this Act. Bnaed on ite &Ubm.issioo, the PA,M:B, with the assistance of tbe OENR shall assess such facility and its ruturo plan and operation ui,.()..uis the objectives of this Act. The PAMB may prcuribe conditions for the operation of the facility to ensure that it does not contro.dict protected area management objectives. IC an)' of such conditions 11,re violated, ( ', ) ' ;s a fine of J,olve thousand pesos (PS,000.00} for every dayof,.'io\ation shall be imposed. Uthe fine reaches the total amount. o( Five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00), regardless or duration, the PAf.ffi, thtough the Protected Area Superintendent and deputizing other govornroententities, shall caw;e tbCCe$Sation and dernolition of the fncility at the cost of its oW11er.s. The removal of existing fnci1ities which provide basic services and amenities to the public shall require the concummce of the LGU consistent with the responsibilit)· of tbe local government. to its corist.ituenta. Existing facilities allowed to remain within ~ protected area may ~o chnreed a rea..t:.On!l,b1e fee, subject to DENRa.pproval pursuant to Section l0(f) of the NIPAS Act by the PAJvlB based on the cxteot of its im'pnct.on tho eovironment and biodiversity. SBC. 21. Utilization of Non-rcnewobl~ Resource-s. - Any exploration, exploitation or utilization of non-rene~ablc resources within the protected nrea shall not be allowed. S::c. 22.' Enuironmcntal ImpClct Assessment Sy1tem. Existing laws, rules and regulations relating to En\ironmento.l Impn.ctA.;sessment s.hall be a.pplicable to projects and acti\.'ities intended i n t b.e protected area. The issuance of the Environment.al Compti11nce Certificate or its exemption shall be coordinated with tho PAMB. SEC-. 28. Parlriershipamonc Goucmnunl, Nonsouernment Orgon.iz9tionsand People's Organi:ptions. - For the purpose 0£ attaining the objectives of this Act, aU go,..ernmeot agenciea, nongovernment organizations, peopJe·s organizations and their personnel shell continuously foster nnd develop a rstrong and true partnership. Al] non government organizations, people's organizations and private entities implementing any park cooservation, · protection and dev~lopment program must be QC(redited by the. LG Us ""d the DE!'<"R, ' SEC. 24. Roles- of Local Governmen! Units end National Agcr.cicir in the Protected Arto. - LGUs and r'!levant national . , . . ' . ' 56 ' agenclci t1hall be reprascn'iOd ·in· the PA.MD and sbull have the following roles: (a) Apprise tbeirrespectiveconstitucnts, office, and sector on ictivities and programs for the protecte'd area: , • • (,b) Ensure consistency in the implementation of ail activities in the protected area· · ' ' -(c) Rotuin their ordinance-making powers over the protected area and sh.all~onsidor the Management PJan and the rulea and regule.tions adofA.cd b:, the PMaID in their legislntive agenda relating to biodiversity, conservation, protection and austainabJe dcvofopment: (d) ~ the formulation of their development plan, tGUs &hall consider U~e protected arcu ma.ne.gerri,ent plan for Mt. Apo Protected Area to be prope.red by the PA1'.ID: (e) Assist t~e PMifB in the imPlemcntntion of the ovenll park programs, including but not limited to the ;mpoeitipn, coUeetion and utiliution o( park foes enforcement · of policies.ruJes and regulations e.nd other similar ~ark activities; (f) Accredit people's organizations, nongQvernment orcanizat ion.s end other entities a.nd groups involved in activities within the protected an:n; ancl (g) Provid.~ the PA.MB with nJevantinform.ation and dato for the effective m;inagement of the protected area. SEC. 25. Public Servic-11 Utilitia8, Projects. - All existing •nd future development projects oi pu,blic service utilities invo]ving water services, communication facilities pov.·er t1.nd • energy generation, public security, health and education services and other Cacilitica which will promote public welfare shaU be implemented within areas designated/approved by the PA.:c',{B a!1d oth'=-r appropriate government agencies. r 51 CHAP'fERVII APPROPRIATION AND MlSCBl..U1.NEOUS PROV'JStoNS SEC. 26. Appropriation. - The Secretary ah.all immediately include in the Department's program tho implementation of c..his Act, the funding of which •hall be included i.n the annual General Appropriations AcL SEC. 27. Conrt"'ction. - The provisions of this Act sha. ll be construed liberally in favor o f tenured migrant& a,nd jndigenous cultural communities and with due consideration of t.he prior property rights of the stakeholders, to sustain.able development. and thecon!tl'\'ation nnd protcctionof biodiversity. Republic Acta Numbers 7160, 7586, 8371 and 8550 or the J..oeal Government Code, NIPAS Act, IPRA, and Philippine Fisheries Code of1998, respcc.tively, and other c>:isti.ng fore!Jtry laws and theirconesponding ruJesun.d regulations noL inconsistent hereto shall h ave suppletory effect in the implementation of this Act. . . .. SBC. 28. Implementing Ru.lu and Regu!aticm. - Ninety (90) doys after tlle e!fectivity of this Aet, the Department of Environment and Natural Rel3ources (DENR), in consultation with the Senate Committee on Environment and Natural Resources, the House of Representatives Committee on Natural Resources, and the PAMB, shall promulgate the necessary ru1es and regulations to effectively implement the provisions of th.is Act. SBC, 29. Repealing Clause. - 'All othe r existing laws, rules and r eguh1tion.s inconsis tent. with this Act a re hereby repealed or modified accordingly. SEC. 30. Seporc:bility Clouse. - Ii any par t or s~tion of this Act is declared unconstitutional, such dcdnration sbBH not. affect the other parts or 1;.eetions hereof. SEC. 31. E{fectivity Clause. -This Act shall be transhlted • in tho Visayaola.nguage. l tshall be published once in ancwsp-.11.pcr of generol circulation readily a vailable in the prot.ectcd e.rea. It ~holl likewise be posted fot three (3) consecutive weeks startin.g ..... , .. , .. ,,· ' <:,, .... r . L ' • ,i ' ' ,. · . 58 on Ole dnyof publication io ncwspaJ>ers in both the Eneli.Gh und Visayan langunger; in u oons1>icuous p ince in 'Lho provincial, mun.icipul and baruncay .hr,1.Us wi thih the area as well as i.n three: (3) othet places frequented.by the public. 'l'bis Act abaU take effecL Utirty (30) tJ.ays Crom such public11tion and posting. K.l.lN M. DJULO re. ·de111 of/he Senate SE DE VENECI JR. Speoker o/JheH use ,,J Representali•'CJ' ' 'J' Act which is a consoUdation of Houu-0 Dill No. 5772 t1nd Sen11te Bill No. 2501 wa11 tUlolly pasaed b)• tba House of Rcpresentntivcs and ibc Senate on October 6, 2003 nnd September 10, 2003, reaJ)eelivcly. ~~~ Ser.retary oft e Se11ate Appl'Oved: FEB o l 1001 0 toou · P. 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