Forest Law, 1967.

This law provides for the following matters: power of the Council of Ministers to declare a state forest; the state forests are public assets; expropriation of immovable property for protection and sound forest management purposes; power of the Council of Ministers to declare any part of public forest as public road; power of the Council of Ministers to make a land concession within public forests; power of the Director to issue authorisations for any matter concering public forests; privileges assigned to the residents of certain villages (Table A); private forests may be put under governmental control; forest fires extinguishing within private areas; authorisation for logging (Second Table); offences.