Fauna and Flora Protection Ordinance, No. 2 of 1937.

Part I (sects. 2 to 11) makes provision for the establishment of national reserves, and sanctuaries and related matters. Areas of National Reserves may be classified as Strict Natural Reserves, National Parks, Nature Reserves, Jungle Corridors, or Intermediate Zones. Land other than National Reserves may be declared Sanctuary (sect. 2). Section 3 outlines the essential features of classes of Natural Reserves as specified above. Sections 4 to 11 regulate entry, hunting, construction, etc. in each of these areas.
Part II (sects. 12 to 29) regulates hunting for big game outside of National Reserves and Sanctuaries, and the possession, registration and exportation of elephants, whereas provisions of Part III (sects. 31 to 41) regulate the hunting, etc. of small game including birds and reptiles. Part IV (sects. 42 to 48) concerns the protection of flora. Part V (sects. 49 to 55) contains miscellaneous provisions relative to hunting and wildlife products. Part VI (sects. 56 to 75) provides in general for licences, for an advisory committee for purposes of advising the Director, prescribes offences and penalties, and contains interpretations and saving. Each Part is also provided with its own interpretations section. (Completed by 3 Schedules)