FOURTEENTH CONGRESS OF THE 
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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES 
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First Regular Session 
Introduced by Senator Loren Legarda 
EXPLANATORY NOTE 
Mount Guiting-Guiting, with an elevation of 2,058 meters, dominates the landscape of 
Sibuyan Island in Romblon. The mountain is both sustainer of life and mythic symbol to the 
people of Sibuyan and straddles three municipalities: Magdiwang, Cajidiocan and San Fernando. 
As sustainer of life, Mt. Guiting-Guiting and its surrounding forest areas support an 
exceptionally high diversity of endemic species of flora and fauna, found nowhere else in the 
world. These include four species of rodents and one species of bat that was discovered only in 
the mid-1990s. It is also home to many species threatened through-out the country, including the 
endangered Philippine tube-nosed bat, previously known to originate only from Negros. 
About half of the island remains covered with mangrove, lowland and mossy forests. 
Sibuyan's lowland forest is considered to be one of the last stands of lowland forests in the 
Philippines and is known to be the densest in terms of species diversity, being the habitat of up to 
54 endemic plant species. 
To underscore the urgency of declaring the area protected through legislation, 
unsustainable mining has already been taking place amidst the opposition of the citizens of 
Sibuyan, leading to the shooting and death of environmentalist Councilor Armin Marin while 
heading the picket. The suspension of the mining activities hardly suffices; there are no means 
yet to prevent such from operating in the island, which will inevitably lead to the environmental 
degradation that the community fears. 
With its bountiful resources and pristine natural environment, Sibuyan Island is a perfect 
ecological tourism spot. The abundance of its natural resources, its unique and delicate 
environmental composition and its aesthetic and ecological value makes its protection from 
environmental degradation all the more important. There is therefore a need to declare it a 
protected area pursuant to Republic Act No. 7586, otherwise known as the National Integrated 
Protected Areas System (NIPAS). 
In view of the foregoing, immediate passage of this bill is earnestly requested. 
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FOURTEENTH CONGRESS OF THE 
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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES 
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First Regular Session 
Introduced by Senator Loren Legarda 
AN ACT 
LOCATED IN SIBUYAN ISLAND, PROVINCE OF ROMBLON, 
AS A NATURAL PARK AND ITS SURROUNDING AREAS AS BUFFER ZONES 
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES PURSUANT TO REPUBLIC ACT 7586. 
Be if enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress 
assembled: 
Section 1. Title - This act shall be known as the Mt. Guiting-Guiting Natural Park Act of 2007. 
Sec.2. Declaration of Policy - Mt. Guiting-Guiting has one of the highest biodiversity in the 
country as it is a home of to a number of fascinating endemic flora and fauna species as well. 
This behooves the State to undertake steps for its protection and preservation. It is therefore 
declared the policy of the State to ensure the protection and preservation of Mt. Guiting-Gniting, 
the communities therein, in harmonious existence with nature. In so doing, the State shall: a,) 
Preserve the ecosystems/existing habitats in its natural state; b.) Preserve genetic resources and 
maintain the ecological diversity existent in Mt. Guiting-Guiting; c.) Provide education, research 
and environmental monitoring, low-impact recreation and tourism, and alternative economic 
opportunities to sustainably optimize the use of resources; and, d.) advance and protect the 
interests of the legitimate inhabitants and honor customary laws. 
Sec. 3. Scope - Mt. Guiting-Guiting Natural Park is hereby established, covering fifteen (15) 
barangays in the municipalities of Magdiwang, Cajidiocan and San Fernando, all located in the 
island of Sibuyan, in the province of Romblon, with an approximate aggregate area of FIFTEEN 
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE & 211100 (15,475.21) HECTARES. 
'The technical description of Mt. Guiting-Guiting Natural Park shall be as follows: 
Beginning on point mark "1" on the map of Mt. Guiting-Guiting Natural Park, S 68'3' E, 
8,204.76 meters from PRS 92-RML 3 with Latitude 12'30'9.224; Longitude 122"3 1'55.722: 
ESTABLISHING MT. GUITING-GUITING NATURAL PARK 
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Sec. 4 Buffer Zones - Buffer zones composed of all public lands immediately 
surrounding the protected area and portions ofland classified as Alienable and Disposable 
in Barangays Tampayan and Silum, Municipality of Magdiwang, adjacent to the protected 
area are hereby established with the following technical description: 
PARCEL 1 
From comer 12 1 of the PA boundary 
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From corner 124 of the PA boundary 
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Such buffer zones covering an approximate aggregate .area of TEN TEOUSAND 
(10,000) HECTARES are hereby established for the purpose of providing an extra layer 
of protection around the protected area in which restrictions can apply and communities 
can assist in repelling threats to the protected area. Such buffer zones shall be managed 
under the authority of the Mt. Guiting-Guiting Protected Area Management Board, 
according to the prescribed management plan herein provided. 
Section. 5. Definition of Terms - The following terms are hereby defined for the 
purposes of this Act: 
a. 
b. 
C. 
d. 
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f. 
Ancestral domain - refers to all lands and natural resources occupied or possessed 
by indigenous cultural communities, by themselves or through their ancestors 
communally or individually, in accordance with their customs and traditions since 
time immemorial, continuously to the present except when interrupted by war, 
force majeure, or displacement by force, deceit or stealth. It includes all adjacent 
areas generally belonging to them and which are necessary to ensure their 
economic, social and cultural welfare. 
Biodiversity -- refers to the variety and variability among all living organisms and 
the ecological complex in which they occur 
Non-government Organization - shall refer to any civic, developmental or 
philanthropic organization which is multi-sectoral in character. 
Non-renewable resources - shall refer to those resources found within the PA and 
its buffer zones, the natural replenishment rate of which is either not known or 
takes more than 25 years. 
People's Organization - shall refer to any grouping of people formed to advance 
the interests of the sector represented, provided such sector is marginalized, poor 
or disempowered. 
Protected species - any individual species of plants and animals that are or shall be 
declared as protected under the Philippine laws, rules and regulations issued by the 
D E W  species listed as protected against trade, hunting and harvest under 
International Conventions to which the Philippines is or will become signatory 
including but not limited to the Convention of International Trade of Endangered 
be restricted for use by regulations issued by the PAMB or DENR parh'cularly 
mentioned in the management plan. 
Species (CITES). In addition these includes protected species, species which m a y  


g. 
Public Consultation - a meeting or dialogue with the concerned or affected 
individuals within and outside the protected area designed to identify and resolve 
issues and problems affecting them. 
Indigenous Cultural Communities - shall refer to tribes, including but not limited 
to Sibuyanon-Tagabukid, who have continuously lived as communities on 
communally bounded and defined land since time immemorial and have succeeded 
in preserving, maintaining and sharing common bonds of language, customs, 
traditions and other distinctive cultural traits. 
h. 
See, 6 Management Plan - The Protected Area Superintendent (PASu) shall prepare the 
management plan in coordination with the appropriate offices of the DENR and local 
communities and tribal experts who have experience in the particular cultures in the area. 
The plan shall be in a language understandable in the area, plainly written and available 
for perusal to the general public at the PASu office 
The Management Plan shall be reviewed, approved and adopted by the Protected Area 
Management Board (PAMB) and certified by the Secretary. Such certification is 
mandatory if the plan conforms to all laws, rules and regulations issued by tbe DENR of 
national application. 
In no case shall the Management Plan be revised or modified without prior approval from 
the PAMB. The PASu may propose amendments to the Management Plan as the need 
arises. Such proposed amendments shall be considered by the FAME3 only after extensive 
consultations with the stakeholders. 
The PASu shall prepare all successor plans. Two years before the expiration of the period 
of applicability of the plan in effect, the PASu shall cause publication of notices for 
comments and suggestions on the next successor plan in a newspaper of local circulation 
and the posting of such notices in the provincial, municipal and barangay halls and in 
three other areas frequented by the public. Public hearings may be conducted on the 
successor plan upon written request of any interested party. The proposed plan shall be 
made available for public perusal at the Office of the PASu upon the approval of the 
PAMB. 
The zoning of the protected area shall give primary consideration to the traditional zones 
used and recognized by indigenous cultural communities and whenever applicable, those 
that have been sustainably used by tenured migrant communities for an appreciable length 
of time unless such uses are deemed detrimental to biodiversity and protection of the 
natural characteristics of the protected areas. 
The plan shall be in language understandable in the area, plainly written and available for 
perusal to the general public at the PASu office. 
See. 7 Institutional Mechanisms - the following administrative and policy-making 
mechanism shall apply: 
A. There shall be Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) which shall be the policy 
making body of the protected area. It shall be composed of: 
1. The Mayors of the municipalities with territory inside the protected area or their 
authorized representative; 
2. The Barangay Captain of barangays with territory inside the protected area or their 
authorized representatives; 
3. NGOS and POs representatives concerned with protected area management and 
accredited with such municipality, chosen from among themselves, in each of the 
three municipalities within the protected area; 
4. The Regional Executive Director of the DENR 


5. The Provincial Planning Development Officer shall sit as ex officio member to be 
endorsed by the Governor; 
6. Representative from each indigenous cultural community within the protected area 
chosen using customary practices; 
Every member of the PAMB shall serve for a term of 5 years and shall be considered to 
represent his or her sector deemed to carry the vote of such sector in all matters. In case of 
members who are government officials, the membership shall be attached to the oflice 
head. 
The PAMB of Mt. Guiting - Guiting Natural Park shall have the following power and 
functions: 
1. Issue all rules and regulations to prohibit and regulate acts that maybe prejudicial to 
the protected area and the poky declaration herein set forth. 
2. Establish criteria and set fees for the issuance of permits for the activities regulated by 
this Act, or the management plan 
3. Adopt rules of procedure for the conduct of business, including the creation of 
committees to whom its powers may be delegated 
4. Approve the management plan and oversee the office of the PASu 
5. Deputize interested individuals for the enforcement of the laws, rules and regulations 
governing conduct in the protected area 
6. Accept donations, approve proposals for knding, budget allocations and exercise 
accountability over all funds that may accrue to the Mt. Guiting-Guiting Natural Park 
7. Retain legal counsel, either on a permanent or temporary basis, to defend cases against 
the PAMB and the PASu staff whenever they are sued in connection in the 
performance of their duties under this Act 
The D E W  through the RED, shall exercise authority to oversee the PAMB to ensure that 
it is acting within the scope of its powers and functions. In case of contradiction between 
administrative orders issued by the DENR pursuant to the NIPAS Act for national 
application and the rules and regulations issued by the PAMB, the PAMB in such cases, 
shall notify the Secretary of the DENR who shall then decide whether to apply the rule or 
withdraw its application for Mt. GuitingGuiting Natural Park. 
B. The Protected Area Superintendent Office. There shall be a Protected Area 
Superintendent Office (PAO) within the Department of Environment and Natural 
Resources, who shall serve as the chief operating officer of the protected area. The 
PASu office shall be operationalised by the following permanent personnel created 
pursuant to this Act as follows: 
1 .  One (1) Protected Area Superintendent 
2. One (I) Assistant Protected Area Superintendent 
3. One (1) Ecosystem Management Specialist 
4. One (I) Administrative Officer 
5 .  One (1) Accounting Clerk 
6. One (I) Clerk 
7. One (I) Driver 


8. One (1) Computer OperatorEncoder 
9. One (1) Community Organizers (Information Officers) 
10. One (I) Rural Development Ofticer 
1 1. Twelve (12) Forest Rangers 
12,One(l)Boatman 
The PASu shall have the following powers and knctions: 
1. Prepare the management and successor plans as herein provided; 
2. Serve as the Secretariat for the PAMB with the duty to provide the PAMB with all 
the information necessary for it to make appropriate decisions when necessary; 
3, Hire, dismiss and supervise the necessary personnel to support operations as the 
budgets made available by the PAMB may allow; 
4. Establish a productive partnership with local community, including groups 
interested in the achievement of the goals and objectives of the protected area and 
in the planning of protection and management thereof; 
5. Develop and implement a park information, education and visitor program; 
6. Enforce the laws, rules and regulations relevant to the protected area and assist in 
the prosecution of offenses; 
7. Monitor all activities within the protected area for conformity with the 
management plan; 
8. Perform such other functions as the PAMB may assign. 
9. Implement policies, plans and programs as provided for in the Management Plan 
or any resolution duly adopted and approved by the PAMB. 
Sec 8. Ancestral Lands and Domains - For the purpose of this Act, the following shall 
govern Ancestral Lands and Domains in the protected area: 
a. The rights of indigenous peoples to their ancestral domains are hereby fully 
recognized. Traditional property regimes exercised by indigenous cultural 
communities in accordance with their customary laws shall govern the relationship of 
all individuals within their communities with respect to all land and resources found 
within ancestral lands. 
b. All indigenous cultural community, through its representatives as provided in Sec. 7 
herein may apply for Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT) as herein defined 
to be recorded in the same manner as Certificates of Title under the Property 
Registration Decree. Each CADT would contain documentation, if any, of the 
customary rights pertaining to the indigenous cultural community involved. Provided 
that, only one (1) applicable tenurial instrument will be issued in a given area to avoid 
future conflict. Such rules shall not, in any way, impair, diminish or effect a 
deprivation of the vested and customary of the community and its members, provided 
further that the non-documentation of these rights do not preclude their exercise under 
the law, provided finally that there shall be no prescription for the exercise of these 
rights. For purposes of determining the existence of these rights in order to resolve 
dynamism of culture. 
conflicts, recourse to customs shall be given preference, with due consideration to the 


c. Presumptions -the following presumptions shall govern, unless proven to be contrary 
to documented or oral custom by clear and convincing evidence in the proper 
administrative or judicial proceeding providing due hearing to all parties concerned: 
i. All lands occupied by indigenous cultural communities since time immemorial 
shall be presumed to be ancestral lands. 
ii. Rights and obligations within ancestral lands are presumed to be governed by 
customary law. 
iii. Rights and obligations with ancestral lands governed by customary law are 
presumed to be held collectively by the community. 
iv. Rights and obligations within ancestral lands proven to be held by individuals 
under customary law are presumed to be held in the trust of such individuals for the 
whole community. 
Owing to differences in cultural and social worldview, the provisions of the Act shall be 
construed liberally in favor of indigenous cultural communities and their members. 
See. 9. Tenured Migrmnts and transient farmers - Tenured migrants are those members 
of households that have actually and continuously occupied the Mt. Guiting-Guiting 
Natural Park since February 20, 1991 and are substantially dependent on the protected 
area for their livelihood. For purposes of official documentation of rights and extent of 
occupation within the protected area, the tenured migrant household shall be issued a 
tenurial instrument over such areas as have been occupied or cultivated since February 20, 
I991 or earlier, Tenured migrants may occupy and use the area specified in the instrument 
upon lapse of this period may negotiate for a new instrument and his occupancy shall be 
evaluated by the PAMB for purposes of such renewal. 
If despite consideration paid to current practices; areas occupied by tenured migrants are 
designed as zones in which no occupation or other activities are allowed, provisions for 
their transfer to multiple use zones or buffer zones shall be accomplished using 
humanitarian considerations. 
Persons who have been cultivating land within the protected area since February 20,1991 
are considered to be occupying such lands and shall be entitled to a tenurial instrument 
restricted to cultivation, provided that the rights under such can only be transferred to 
direct descendants. 
Tenured migrant instruments may be cancelled for violation of the terms and conditions 
specified therein, upon the holder's repeated refbsal to comply with management plan or 
the regulations set by the PAMB or by voluntary surrender or rights. Upon cancellation of 
a tenured migrant instrument, the PASu shall take immediate steps to rehabilitate the area 
in order to return it to its natural state prior to the cultivation or other act by the transient 
or tenured migrant. 
Tenured migrant instruments are transferable only to the nearest kin. Provided that if the 
land is idle for a minimum of five (5) years, the PAM5 will initiate the control and 
management of the area. 
Sec. 10 Prohibited Acts - The following shall be the 'prohibitions and penalties 
applicable to the protected area: 
A. The penalties in Articles 309 and 3 10 ofthe Revised Penal Code depending on 
the value of the resources taken, damaged or destroyed shall be imposed upon 
any person who do: 
1. Hunting, destroying, trapping, disturbing and possessing anywhere within Mt. 
Guiting-Guiting Natural Park of any wild plants or animals or products derived 
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therefrom without a permit from the PAMB, provided that such permits shall 
only be given for scientific purposes necessary for protected area management; 
2. Cutting, gathering, collection or removing timber or forest products without 
permit from the PAMB; 
3. Possessing outside the protected area any wild plants or animals or products 
derived therefrom which came from the protected area without a permit issued 
by PAMB; 
4. Mineral exploration, drilling or prospecting for or extraction of minerals within 
Mt. Guiting-Guiting; 
5. Constructing or maintaining any kind of road, structure, fence or enclosure 
without a permit from the PAMB, provided that structures within ancestral 
domains used by indigenous cultural communities need not be under a permit 
from PAMB; 
6. Altering, mutilating, excavating, removing, destroying or defacing boundaries, 
marks or signs, natural formations, burial grounds, religious sites, artifacts, 
objects belonging to indigenous cultural communities and other objects of 
natural and scenic value or affixing marks or signs on trees; 
7. Occupation of any portion of land on undertaking any kind of activities either 
for agricultural or commercial purposes inside the buffer zone and protected 
area without a permit from the PAMB. 
Valuation of the damage shall take into account biodiversity and conservation 
considerations as well as aesthetic and scenic value. Commission of these acts likewise 
carry the penalty of eviction from the Protected Area and the forfeiture of all 
transportation equipment, structures and building materials, equipment, devices weapons 
used for the commission of the offense as well as the protected area resources caught in 
the possession of the accused. 
See. 11. Local Government Units. -Local governments units (LGU) shall participate in 
the management of Mt. Guiting-Guiting Natural Park through representation in the PAMB 
as provided under Sec. 7 of this Act. The LGU retains its ordinance - making powers 
over the territory covered under this Act but with due consideration to the protected area 
management objectives. If a conflict between LGU and the protected area management 
objectives remains unresolved within the PAMB, it shall be resolve through mediation. 
See. 12. . Integrated Protected Area Funds o f  the Mt. Guiting-GuCting Natural Park 
- The following shall constitute part of the Integrated Protected Area Funds and shall be 
subject to the PAMB-acted policy the moment they accrue. 
1, Proceeds from special land use and resource utilization and real property taxes 
from commercially used ancestral domains, as may be set by the PAMB; 
2. Fees derived from permitted collection of wild flora and fauna and other 
resources within the protected area as may be set by the Deparhnent of 
Environment and Natural Resources and the PAMB; 
3. Fees from industries and facilities directly benefiting from the protected area; 
4. Fines and fees, including protected area entry and visitor’s/user fees, as may be 
imposed and collected from the operation of the protected area and set by the 
PAMB; 
5. Contributions, donations, endowments and grants from any legal source 
intended for the operation of the protected area; 
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The local government unit shall continue to impose and collect all other fees not 
enumerated herein which it has traditionally collected such as but not limited to, business 
permits, property taxes and rentals of local government unit facilities. 
Sec. 13 Appropriation - To carry out implementation of this Act, an annual aggregate amount 
of TEN MILLION PESOS (P 10,000,000) shall be included in the Annual General 
Appropriation Act. 
Sec. 14 Repealing Clause - For the purposes of Mt. Guiting-Guiting Natural Park, all laws, 
rules and regulations inconsistent herewith are modified accordingly. 
Sec. 15 Separability Clause - If any part or section of this Act is declared by the courts as 
unconstitutional, such declaration shall not affect the other parts or sections hereof. 
Sec. 16 Effectivi-ty Clause - This Act shall take effect upon its approval. 
Approved,