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Federal Law No. 104-FZ on general principles of organization of communities of indigenous scanty population of the North, of Siberia and of the Far East of the Russian Federation.

Country
Russian Federation
Type of law
Legislation
Source
FAO , FAOLEX
Keywords
Abstract
The present Law establishes general principles of organization and activity of the communities of scanty indigenous population of the North, of the Siberia and of the Far North of the Russian Federation, created for the purpose of the primordial habitats, traditional way of life, rights and legal interests of indigenous scanty population, as well as community management and state guarantees of its implementation. The document consists of 24 Articles. Article 1 introduces the main concepts. Article 2 specifies relations regulated by the present Law. Article 3 defines the sphere of action of the present Law. Article 4 regards the Russian legislation on indigenous scanty population. Article 5 deals with the principles of organization of the communities of scanty population. Article 6 regards restriction of activity of the communities of scanty population. Article 7 regards relationship between the communities of scanty population and state executive bodies and local self-government. Article 8 regards organization of communities of scanty population. Article 9 regards constituent assembly of a community of scanty population. Article 10 regards statute of a community of scanty population. Article 11 regards community membership. Article 12 establishes rights of a community of scanty population. Article 13 establishes duties of the members of community. Article 14 regards general meeting of a community. Article 15 regards board of administration of a community. Article 16 establishes plenary powers of the president of board of administration of a community. Article 17 regards property of a community. Article 18 regards privileges conceded to a community. Article 19 regards activity of a community of scanty population in the sphere of education and culture. Article 20 regards associations of communities of scanty population. Article 21 regards reorganization of communities of scanty population and associations of communities. Article 22 regards liquidation of communities and associations of communities. Article 23 regards appeals against state executive bodies and local self-government. Article 24 lays down final provisions.
Attached files
http://faolex.fao.org/docs/pdf/rus44768.pdf
Date of text
Entry into force notes
The Federal Law enters into force from the date of its official publication.
Repealed
No
Source language

English

Legislation Amendment
No
Implemented by
Regional Resolution No. 478-p validating the State Program "Sustainable development of indigenous peoples of the North."
Government Order No. 978-r validating the Program of state support for traditional economic activities of indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation carried out in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation.
Order No. 31-P of the Federal Fisheries Agency “On allocation of aquatic biological resources for the period of 2021 in Sakhalin fishing area for ensuring traditional way of life and traditional economic activities of indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation.
Order No. 386-P of the Federal Fisheries Agency “On allocation of aquatic biological resources for the period of 2021 in Sakhalin fishing area for ensuring traditional way of life and traditional economic activities of indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation.
Regional Law No. 626-ZRT “On guarantees of the rights of indigenous peoples living on the regional territory.”
Regional Law No. 16-RZ “On the regulation of certain issues in the field of protecting the rights of small indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation living in the regional territory.”
Regional Decree No. 303-pr validating the State Target Program “Development of small indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation living on the regional territory.”