Forestry Regulation (Chap. 216).

The Regulation is divided into 9 Parts: Preliminary (I); Permits (II); Licences (III); Permits and Licences Generally (IV); Timber Authorities (V); Timber Depots (VI); Brands (VII); Tramways and Sawmills (VIII); Miscellaneous (IX). It is completed by Schedule 1 containing 9 Forms, Schedule 2 and 3.
The Regulation makes concerns the issue of permits and licenses, (including application, suspension and cancellation of licences and fees to be paid). Further provisions concern the establishment of Government timber depots and states conditions for the temporary storage of forest products by the holder of a permit, licence or timber authority. Part VII regulates the characteristics of a Government mark and a special Government mark to be used for marking trees, timber and other forestry products. Final provisions concern, inter alia, the transport of forestry products and the approval of working plan for National Forests regarding the exploitation and export of timber.