Introduction of Flora and Fauna (Regulation of actions of the Indigenous Community within the nominated areas) Regulations
With the objective of securing the traditional livelihood and the eco system of the indigenous community, it has been recognized the necessity of introducing a formal regulation methodology to secure their engagement in livelihood activities by being more sensitive to the existing laws. Thereby, the Fauna and Flora (regularizing) regulations under the Fauna and Flora […]
The Government has recognized the importance of preserving the traditional way of life and the ecosystem of the indigenous community. In response, they have developed a set of regulations for managing actions of the indigenous community within designated areas. These regulations, known as the Fauna and Flora (Regulation of actions of the Indigenous Community within the nominated areas) Regulations, aim to ensure that members of the indigenous community can continue their livelihood activities in a manner that respects existing laws and protects the environment.
The regulations were prepared under the Fauna and Flora Protection Ordinance (Authority 469) and will be published in the government gazette notification. Once published, the regulations will be submitted to Parliament for their approval.
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