Republic of the Philippines
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Quezon City, Metro Manila
SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS
First Regular Session

3679

HOUSE BILL NO, __

Introduced by Representative Leo Rafael M. Cueva

EXPLANATOR

NOT

This bill has passed the third and final reading in House of Representatives and was
transmitted to the Senate for its consideration during the 15'" Congress but the same was not
approved due to lack of material time,

Negros Occidental is blessed with bountiful biological resources and beautiful natural
resources that contribute to the provinces, aesthetic, socio-cultural, economic and ecological
importance to the area. In fact the Northern Negros Forest resource is the only existing forest
cover, unlike others that exist on paper only

Such natural endowments need to be protected and preserved not only for the present
generation but for all generations to come. There are so many values at stake for these resources
that forward-looking measures have to be undertaken now in order to preserve them from the
future. It is worthy to mention that this bill has the unconditional support of all local officials in
the province of Negros

In view of the foregoing, the approval of the proposed measure is earnestly sought

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BO RAFAEL M, CUEVA



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Republic of the Philippines
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Quezon City, Metro Manila

SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS
First Regular Session

3679

HOUS!

2 BILL NO.

Introduced by Representatives Leo Rafael M, Cueva,

AN ACT.

DECLARING THE AREA COVERED BY TH
FOREST RESERVE SITUATED IN THE CITIES OF TALISAY, SILAY.
VICTORIAS, CADIZ, SAGAY AND SAN CARLOS AND TH
MUNICIPALITIES OF E.B. MAGALONA, MURCIA, TOBOSO,
CALATRAVA AND DON SALVADOR BENEDICTO, ALL IN THE
PROVINCE OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, AS A PROTECTED AREA
UNDER THE CATEGORY OF NATURAL PARK AND PROVIDING FOR
ITS MANAGEMENT.

NORTHERN NEGROS

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in
Congress assembled:

ARTICLE I
TITLE, POLICY, SCOPE, AND DEFINITION OF TERMS

SECTION 1, Title.- This Act shall be known as the "Northern Negros Natural
Park (NNNP) Act."

SEC. 2. Declaration of Poticy.- Considering the diversity of the biological
resources of the Northern Negros Natural Park and its aesthetic, socio-cultural, economic
and ecological importance (0 the Island of Negros, it is hereby declared the policy of the
State to ensure its protection and conservation including its communities of people, their
culture and way of life insofar as they are in harmony with nature,

The protection and conservation of the NNNP shall be pursued through sustainable
and participatory development, in order to advance and protect the interests of its
legitimate inhabitant, and honor customary laws, in accordance with Republic Act No.

7586, otherwise known as the “National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) Act
of 1992”,

Republic Act No. 8371, otherwise known as the “Indigenous Peoples Rights Act
(IPRA) of 1997", and international conventions to w
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such as, but not limited to the Convention on Intemational Trade in Endangered Species of
Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), International

Union for Conservation of Nature (IU

ON) and others
SEC. 3. Definition of Terms.~ As used of this Act

(a) Biodiversity refers to the variability among living organisms from all sources

including, inter alia, terrestrial, marine and other aquatic ecosystems, and the ecological
complexes of which they are part. ‘This definition includes diversity within species,
between species and of eco:

(b) Biologic

ystems;

1 Resources refer to genetic resources, organisms or parts thereof,
population, or any’ other biotic component of ecosystems with actual or potential use or
value for humanity;

(c) Bioprospecting refers to the research, collection, and utilization of biological

and genetic reso

es for purposes of applying the knowledge derived from these
resources for commercial purposes;
(d) Eco-tourism Sites refer to those areas lawfully declared as such through local

ordinance. presidential proclamation or through an act of Congress:

(ce) Endemic

Species refer to species or subspecies of flora and fauna, which are
naturally occurring and found only within specific arcas in the country:
Office A

environment office created and/or to be created at the municipal or city level which shall

(Q Environment and Natural Resow

YRO) refers to the local

handle natural resources and environmental-related issues and concerns. including
programs and projects of the national government devolved under the Local Government
Code of 1991

Exotic Species refer to species or subspecies that do not naturally occur within

the bio-geographic region of the NNNP at the present or in historical time.

(h) Forest Products refer to timber, pulpwood, firewood, bark, tree top, resin,

gum, wood, oil, honey beeswax, nipa, rattan or other forest growth such as grass, shrub.

flowering plant, including the associated water, fish, game, scenic, historical, recreational

and geologic resources in forest lands:

(i) Green Belt Areas refer to the areas immediately after the strict protection zone

to be planted with evergreen species of plants for the purpose of securing the forest {tom

fire and other forms of destruction:


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(@)_ Imegrated Protected Area Fund (IPAFj refers to the funds or revenues derived
from proceeds from the lease of multiple use areas including tourism concessions,
contributions from industries and facilities, fines and fees including entry fees collected
and derived from the operation of the park, contributions, donations, endowments and
grants from any source and such other revenues as may be derived from the operation of
the protected areas;

(k) Integrated Social Forestry Projects refer to those areas covered by the
Integrated Social Forestry Program (ISFP) of the Department of Environment and Natural
Resources (DENR), launched under Letter of Instruction No. 1260, wherein a beneficiary’
is issued a Certificate of Stewardship Contract (CSC) to occupy and possess a parcel of
public land up to seven (7) hectares for a period of twenty-five (25) years, renewable for
the same period. The management of ISFP projects have been devolved by the DENR to
the local government units (LGUs);

(). Management Plan of the NNNP refers to the fundamental plan, strategy and/or
scheme which shall guide all activities relating to the NNNP in order to attain the
objectives of this Act;

(m) Mutiti-Use Zones refer to areas where settlement, traditional and/or sustainable
land use, including agriculture, agro-forestry. extraction activities and other income
generating or livelihood activities may be allowed to the extent prescribed in the
management plan, Land tenure within the multi-use zone may be granted to tenured
residents, whether indigenous cultural community members or migrants;

(n) Non-renewable Resources refer to those resources found within the NNNP, the
natural replenishment rate of which is not known;

(0) Northern Negros Forest Reserve (NNFR) refers to the public forestland
declared as such by virtue of Proclamation No, 798 (FR 48) dated 29 April 1935, as
amended by Proclamation No, 07 (FR 48-1) dated 07 August 1946:

(p) Provincial Environment Management Office (PEMO) refers to the local
environment office under the Office of the Govemor of Negros Occidental:

(q) Swrict Nature Reserve refers to an area possessing outstanding eco:

stom,
features and/or species of flora and fauna of national scientific importance, maintained 10
Protect nature and processes in an undisturbed state in order to have ecologically

representative samples of the natural environment available for scientific study,


1 environmental monitoring, education and for the maintenance of genetic resources in a
2 dynamic and evolutionary state;

3 (1) Strict Protection Zone refers to an area with high biodiversity value which
4 shall be closed to all human activity except for scientific studies and/or ceremonial or
5 religious use by indigenous communities;

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>. 4. Scope and Coverage. The NNNP, which is located in the province of

7 Negros Occidental, specifically in the cities of Talisay, Silay, Victorias, Cadiz, Sagay and

n Carlos and in the municipalities of Murcia, E.B. Magalona, Toboso, Calatrava and
9 Don Salvador Benedicto, is more particularly described as follows

10 Beginning at point marked "1" which is N44°20'32", 9,138.49 meters from
HT (PRS92)_ NGW - 3094, Refugio, Calatrava, Negros Occidental with geographic

12 coordinates of 10° 31'39,56617" Latitude and 123°26'29.80428"Longitude

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SEC, 7. Special Use Areas. Certain areas inside the NNNP may be set aside for

special uses and purposes such as sites for communication transmitter, irrigation canal,

energy power generation with @ maximum of two (2) megawatts, laboratory’ or research,
and other similar uses: Provided, That the activities to be undertaken in these special use
areas shall have no damaging effect to the biodiversity of the NNNP and its immediate
environment: Provided, farther, That the identified project shall primarily benefit the
people of Negros Occidental: Providect, finally, That a development plan specific to each
project and consistent with the approved management plan, shall be presented and

approved first by the Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) before the start of

project implementation and/or further operation
ARTICLE II
MANAGEMENT OF THE NNNP
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8, Management.- The management and administration of the NNNP shall be
vested with the PAMB: Provided, however, That the management of zones within the
NNNP shall be consultative and participatory

SEC. 9. Local Government Units. The LGUs shall participate in the management
of the NNNP through their representatives in the PAMB. To allow the integration of the
objectives of the NNNP with the development plans for the Province of Negros
Occidental, the LGUs shall ensure that local ordinances relating to the environment
including the allocation of funds for environmental programs are consistent with this Act
and the management plan as herein provided

It shall be mandatory for every LGU within the NNNP to create or establish an
Environment and Natural Resources Office (ENO) for the purpose of implementing all
environment related programs in their respective areas of jurisdiction, The creation of the
ENRO shall be exempted from the ceiling for personal services set by R.A. No. 7160 or
The Local Government Code of 1991

SEC. 10. General Management Plan

In order to achieve the objectives of this
Act, there shall be a thirty (30) year general management plan which shall provide a long-

term basic framework on the management of the NNNP, govern all activities within the

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NNNP and serve as guide in the preparation of its annual operations and budget. The
management plan shall identify the allowed uses for each zone.

For specialized uses such as academic and scientific purposes, commercial and
industrial uses, consultations shall be conducted by a committee of four (4) PAMB
representatives and four (4) representatives from each concerned LGU: Provided, That
the PAMB representatives shall not come from any of the involved LGUs, The
Management plan shall be consistent with the nature of the NNNP as a protected area
under the category of a natural park

Within one (1) year from the effectivity of this Act, the Protected Area
Superintendent (PASu) shall prepare the management plan in accordance with the General
Management Planning Strategy as provided for in the NIPAS Act in coordination and
consultation with the appropriate offices of the DENR, LGUs, local communities and
experts who may offer their services, It shall contain, among others, the following:

(a) A period of applicability for thirty (30) years subject to periodic review every
five (5) years;

(b) Key management issues;

(€) Goals and objectives of management in support of Section 2 hereof,

(@) Site management strategies.

(&) Zoning in accordance with Section 11 hereof,

(D Management programs to include enforcement of laws, habitat and wildlife
management, ecotourism, sustainable use management, infrastructure development and
maintenance, fire prevention and pest control;

() Mechanisms for protection of ICCs/IPs and tenured migrants in the exercise of
their rights;

(h) Sustainable and non-destructive livelihood activities;

(i) Regulations in furtherance of the preservation and conservation objectives of
the NNNP as a protected area such as the issuance of permits, resource-use restrictions,
among others;

The management plan shall be reviewed and adopted by the PAMB and certified to
by the DENR Secretary that it conforms to all laws, rules and regulations issued by the
DENR. The management plan shall not be revised! nor modified without prior consultation

with the PAMB and must be in accordance with the procedure herein set forth.

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The management plan shall be periodically reviewed and shall be updated every
five (5) years. Pertinent proposed changes thereto shall be made available for public
consultation and shall be published in a local newspaper of general circulation during the
first quarter of the fifth year.

A year before the expiration of the General Management Plan, the PASu shall
cause the publication of notices for comments and suggestions on the subsequent plan in a
newspaper of local circulation and the posting of such notices in the provincial, municipal
and barangay halls of the LGUs comprising the NNNP, and in three (3) other conspicuous
areas frequented by the public within the NNNP, Two (2) public hearings on the same
calendar vear shall be conducted on the subsequent plan. The proposed management plan
shall be made available for public perusal at the Office of the PASu

The management plan shall be prepared in English, plainly written, and available
for public perusal at the office of the PAS

An annual work and financial plan shall be prepared and presented by the PASu to
the PAMB for approval

SEC. 11. Zoning. Management zones shail be established within the NNNP
giving primary consideration to its protection and conservation. Zoning shall also take
into account the tenurial and livefihood concems of communities to ensure the efficient
protection of habitats, fragile ecosystems and unique areas.

The establishment and management of zones shall involve the community
concemed by undertaking such steps as dialogues and consultations and land and
resource-use mapping with the aid of Geographic Information System (GIS) and the latest
data gathering technologies. Zones shall be demarcated on the ground and indicated on
maps with the participation of communities, LGUs and other stockholders,

ARTICLE IU
INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS

SEC. 12, Institutional Mechanisms. — The PAMB shall be the policymaking
body of the NNNP. It shall be composed of.

(a) The Regional Executive Director (RED) of DENR Region VI as Chairperson;

(b) ‘The Governor of Negros Occidental as co-chairperson;

(c) The Sangguniang Panfalawigan (SP) Chairman of the Committee on Natural

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(d) The mayors of the municipalities and cities with territory within the NNNP, ot
their respective duly authorized regular representatives:

() All barangay captains of barangays with territory within NNNP, or their
respective duly authorized regular representatives;

(A) Three (3) representatives from NGOs based in Negros Occidental, operating
within NNNP, which are accredited with the DENR and the provincial government and
with tangible projects at the time of their membership in the PAMB,

(g) A PO representative chosen from among the POs concerned, for each
municipality and city with territory within the NNNP; Provided, Thal the POs are
accredited with the LGU and with tangible projects at the time of their membership in the
PAMB;

(bh) The head of the Provincial

vironment Management Office (PEMO) of
Negros Occidental

(i) An ICCHP representative for each tribal community within the NNNP; and

(A representative from other national government agencies with existing
projects in the protected area, to be appointed by the DENR Secretary upon the
recommencation of the PAMB,

Every PAMB member shall serve for a term of five (5) years: Provided, ‘That the
person remains connected with the sector being represented: Provided, further, ‘That the
term of office of an NGO/PO representative in the PAMB shall be co-lerminus with the
duration or existence of the organization's projects within the NNNP. Whenever a vacaney
occurs during the term of non-government PAMB member, a new member shall be
chosen in the same manner as the original selection process: Provided, That the person
shall only serve for the remaining term,

The PAMB en bane shall hold regular meeting at least once a year. Special
meetings may be called upon proper notice as the need arises,

SEC. 13, Functions of the PAMB.- ‘The PAMB shall decide by a majority: vote
and shall have the following powers and functions

{a) Issue all rules and regulations to prohibit and regulate acts that may be
prejudicial to the NNNP pursuant to the policy declarations herein set forth:

(b) Issue all necessary permits within the NNNP in accordance with the

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(©) Recommend to the DENR Secretary the criteria on fees for the issuance of
permits for activities regulated by this Act or the management plan;

(@) Evaluate and approve project or program proposals to be implemented within
the NNNP;

(e) Adopt rules of procedures for the conduct of business, including the creation of
committees to whom its powers may

be delegated;

(f) Approve the management plan and oversee the Office of the PASu:

(g) Deputize, through the PASu, interested individuals for the enforcement of the
laws, rules and regulations governing conduct within the NNNP and prescribe the
necessary qualifications therefore;

(h) Accept donations, approve proposals for funding, budget allocations and
exercise accountability over all funds that may accrue to the NNNP-

(i) Coordinate with appropriate agencies of the government, such as the regulation
of flight patterns of aircraft going over the area in terms of altitudinal limits and emissions:
and

( Retain legal counsel, either on a permanent or temporary basis, to defend cases
against the PAMB, the PASu staff and deputized individuals whenever they are engaged
in connection with the performance of their duties under this Act, and to assist in other
PAMB legal matters: and

(k) Delegate limited authority to the PASu.

The DENR, through the RED of Region VI, shall ensure that the PAMB acts
within the scope of its powers and functions. In case of conflict between administrative
orders issued by the DENR pursuant to the NIPAS Act and the rules and regulations or
resolutions issued by the PAMB, the DENR Secretary shall decide whether to apply the
rule or withdraw its application in the NNNP,

SEC. 14. The Protected Area Superintendent (PASu).- There is hereby appointed
a Protected Area Superintendent from the ranks of the DENR Regional Office to be in
charge of the management, protection, and administration of the protected area, The
PASu, as the chief operating officer of the protected area shall be supported by the
existing personnel of the DENR and shall be directly accountable to the PAMB,

The PASu shall have the following duties and responsibilities in addition to those
provided under existing laws and regulations:

(a) Establish, operate and maintain a database management system as decision

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support tool;

(b) Prepare and execute the management plan and operations manual for the
protected area:

(©) Serve as secretariat of the PAMB and supply the PAMB. with all the
information necessary 1 make appropriate decisions for the implementation of this Act,

(d) Enforce the laws, rules and regulations relevant to the protected area and assist
in the prosecution of offenses:

(e) Supervise all activities within the protected area to ensure their conformity with
the Management Plan;

() Ensure the integration of the NNNP management policies, regulation:
programs and projects at all the concerned national and local government unit levels:

(g) Recommend to the DENR the issuance of permits based on terms, conditions
and criteria established by the PAMB: and,

(h) Perform other functions as the PAMB may delegate.

The Pé

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performing day to day management, protection and administration of the NNNP. All

position items of DENR emplo

vees detailed to the NNNP at the lime of the effectivity of
this Act shall be transferred to form part of the organic PASu Office.

SEC. 15. Deputy Protected Area Superintendent There shall be an Office of the
Local Protected Areas Superintendent within each LGU to be headed by a Deputy
Protected Area Superintendent (DPASu), who shall be the Environment and Natural

Resources Officer of the concemed municipalityici

1, unless the local chief executive may
opt to appoint another person as deputy PASu subject to confirmation by the PAMB, The
DPASu shall be directly accountable to the PASw and the PAMB. The DPASu within their
area of jurisdiction shall have the following powers and functions

(a) Establish a productive partnership with the local community, including groups
interested in the achievement of the goals and objectives of the NNNP, and in the
planning, protection and management thereof:

(b) Pevelop and implement park information, education and visitor programs:

(c)
prosecution of offenses,

nforce laws, rules and regulations relevant to the NNNP and assist in the

(d) Develop and implement a monitoring information system that encompasses all

activities for conformity with the management plan

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(e) Prepare monitoring and evaluation report to be presented every PAMB
meeting;

(0 Mobilize resources for the implementation of the projects and program in
accordance with the management plan; and

(g) Perform such other functions related to the NNNP as the PASu and PAMB may
assign.

ARTICLE IV
ANCESTRAL LANDS AND DOMAINS,
TENURED MIGRANTS AND OTHER OCCUPANTS

SEC. 16, Ancestral Lands and Domains. The rights of 1CCs/IPs in the NNNP to
their ancestral lands and domains shall be recognized subject to existing and prior property
rights. Traditional property regimes exercised by ICCs/IPs in accordance with their
customary laws shall govern the relationship of all individuals within their communities
with respect to all land and other resources found within their ancestral lands and domains.

The provisions of this Act shall be construed liberally in favor of the ICCs/IPs in
accordance with the preservation and conservation objectives of the NNNP. Nothing
herein shall be construed to impair, diminish or derogate any prior or existing right
currently enjoyed by ICCs/IPs under existing laws

SEC. 17. Tenured Migrants.- Tenured migrants are members of households that

have actually and continuously occupied an area within the NNNP prior to August
2000 and are solely dependent on the NNNP for their livelihood. For purposes of official
documentation of rights and extent of occupation within the NNNP, a tenured migrant
household shall be issued a tenurial instrument over such areas as have been occupied or
cultivated by them but not to exceed a maximum of three (3) hectares.

Holders of CS\

and other holders of usufruct documents in good standing, as
determined by the PAMB, shall continue to enjoy their privileges until the expiration of

their respective tenurial instruments, which shall be governed by existing

NR rules and

regulations,

In the event that areas occupied by tenured migrants and other occupants holding
valid leases, agreements, and contracts such as SIFMA and similar instruments are
designated as zones in which no occupation or other activities are allowed, provisions for
the transfer of these tenured occupants to multiple-use zones and/or payment of due
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To provide a social fence to prevent encroachment into the NNNP, the tenurial
instruments to be issued pursuant to this Act must be community-based, limited solely to
multiple-use zones, promote clustering and comply with the zoning and management
plans, as provided herein

The right to the tenurial instruments can only be transferred to the direct
descendants

Tenurial instruments or the rights and interests therein shall not be transferred,
sold, leased, encumbered, or made as a collateral, security or joint venture capital,
otherwise the transaction is void and the tenurial instrument shall be cancelled

Any violation of the terms and conditions of the tenurial instruments or any
provision of this Act or abandonment by a tenured migrant shall constitute sufficient
ground for the revocation of the instrument

Upon cancellation of a tenured migrant instrument for cause or by voluntary
surrender of rights, the PASu shall take immediate steps to rehabilitate the area in order to
retum it to its natural state prior to the cultivation or other acts by the tenured migrant.

Occupants who do not qualify as tenured migrants but have been occupying areas
of the NNER prior to the enactment of this Act shall be relocated to the multiple-use areas
or available agricultural lands of the public domain that are near their original abode.
Occupants who shall be relocated within the mulGple-use zones shall qualify for usufruct
use while those relocated to the agricultural lands may apply for ownership titles. Park
‘occupants shall be given priority in the government's relocation programs

ARTICLE V
PROHIBITED ACTS AND PENALTIES

SEC. 18. Prohibited Acts.- The following shall be the prohibitions and penalties

applicable within the NNNP:
(a) A fine of not less than Five thousand pesos (PS,000.00) but not more than Five

hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00) and/or imprisonment of not less than six (6) years
and one (1) 4

but not more than twelve (12) years shall be imposed upon any person
who:

(1) Hunts, collects, destroys, traps, disturbs or possesses anywhere within the
NNNP any wild plant of animal or product including minerals derived therefrom without
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(2) Possesses without a permit from PAMB any wild plant or animal or product
derived therefrom outside the NNNP or any zone of NNNP where the species is endemic;

(3) Cuts, gathers, collects or removes timber or other forest products as well as
undertakes any activity not compatible with the use of the respective zones within the
NNNP without prior PAMB permit: Provided, That any permit issued shall be valid for
only (1) month from the date of issue either to tenured migrants within sustainable
monitored and controlled quotas or for scientific purposes necessary’ for protected area
management in accordance with existing guidelines, and outside the strict protection
zones;

(4) Establishes or introduces exotic species within the NNNP with allelopathic
effect or those detrimental to endemic species, or without prior PAMB permit; and

(5) Engages in slash-and-burn farming (kaingin) or any form of slash-and-bum

activity or deliberately causes forest fire inside the NNNP.

(b) A fine of not less than Five thousand pesos (P5,000.00) but not more than Two
hundred fifty thousand pesos (P250,000.00) and/or imprisonment of not less than six (6)
months but not more than six (6) years and the restoration and rehabilitation of the damage
shall be imposed upon any person who:

(1) Violates the provisions of the management plan or any resolution issued by the
PAMB:

(2) Vandalizes, mutilates, transports, destroys, excavates, or in any manner
intentionally damages any natural formation or object of natural beauty inside the NNNP
or the burial or religious sites including artifacts and other objects belonging to ICCs/IPs;

(3) Dumps, bums or otherwise disposes of any substance deleterious to the
ecosystem, plants and animals, or human inhabitants in the protected area or committing,
the same in buffer and multiple-use areas without appropriate authority or permit;

(4) Uses or possesses a motorized equipment anywhere within the strict protection
zone of the NNNP without a prior permit from the PAMB;

(5) Uses or possesses chainsaws and band saws without prior PAMB permit
Provided, That permits may only be issued for use in multiple-use zones;

(6) Raises poultry and other livestock for commercial purpose within the NNNP by
private individuals or entities who have no valid permits and not a holder of valid tenurial
instrument: Provided, That existing grazing or poultry and other livestock farms within the

NNNP shall be phased out within five (5) vears:
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(8) Occupies any portion of land inside the NNNP without a prior PAMB permit,
the clearing, construction of residence or any introduction of improvements therein
constituting prima facie evidence of occupation or settlement;

(9) Alters, removes, destroys or defaces boundaries, marks or signs;

(10) Constructs and maintains a building, edifice or any kind of structure or
conducts any’ business enterprise within the NNNP without prior PAMB permit;

(11) Enters the NNNP without prior PAMB permit for purposes of trekking,
mountain climbing, camping, spelunking, and the like;

(12) Conducts bioprospecting within the NNNP without prior PAMB permit in
violation of existing guidelines; and

(13) Engages in treasure hunting within the NNNP.

(c) A fine of not less than One hundred thousand pesos (P100,000,00) but not more than
Five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00) and/or imprisonment of not less than six (6)
months but not more than six (6) years shall be imposed upon any public officer, or officer
of the law, who, in dereliction of the duties of his office shall maliciously refrain from
instituting prosecution for the punishment of violators of the law, or shall tolerate the
commission of offenses. Conviction of this offense shall also carry the penalty of
perpetual disqualification from public office.

(@ Any provision to the contrary notwithstanding, the commission of any unlawful act
enumerated under Section 18(a) herein shall carry the penalty of imprisonment of not less
than twelve (12) years and one (1) day but not more than twenty (20) years and a fine or
not less than Five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00) to One million pesos
(P1,000,000,00) in addition to the accessory penalties provided in the immediately
succeeding paragraph, in case the species involved is a protected species as defined herein
Furthermore, any citizen may institute the necessary charge against the offender for
commission of the acts enumerated under Section 18(A) involving protected species

(e) A conviction under this Section shall likewise carry the penalty of eviction from the
NNNP, payment of damages for rehabilitation and restoration, and the forfeiture of all
equipment, device weapon/s used in the commission of the offense as well as the protected
area resources caught in the possession of the accused. In case the offender is not a citizen
of the Philippin

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employees and laborers.

(D The PASu or the duly deputized personnel may arrest even without a warrant any
person who has committed or is committing in the person’s presence any of the offenses
defined in this Section. ‘The person may also seize and confiscate in favor of the
Government, the tools and equipment used in committing the offense and the resources
caught in the possession of the offender and file the necessary charges therefor: Provided,
That the DENR may impose administrative fines and penalties in accordance with law

(g) In case of conviction, the penalty consisting of fines and damages shall directly

accrue to the IPAF as provided in Section 20 herein,

SEC. 19. Special Prosecutors.- Within thirty (30) days from the effectivity of this
Act, the Department of Justice shall designate a special prosecutor to whom all cases of
violation of laws, rules and regulations in the NNNP shall be assigned. Such special
prosecutor shall coordinate with the PAMB and the PASu in the performance of duties and
assist in the training of wardens and rangers in arrest and criminal procedure

ARTICLE VI
PROTECTED AREA FUND AND FEES

SEC. 20. Northern Negros Natural Park Fund. There is hereby established
‘trust fund to be known as the NNNP Fund for purposes of financing projects of the
System. All income generated from the operation of the system or management of wild
flora and fauna therein shall accrue to the Fund. These incomes shall be derived from
taxes from the permitted sale and export of flora and fauna and other resources from the
protected area, proceeds from lease of multiple-use zones, contributions from industries
and facilities directly benefiting from the protected area; and such other fees and income
derived from the operation of the protected area

‘The Fund may be augmented by grants, donations, endowments from various
sources, domestic or foreign

The PAMB shall retain seventy-five percent (75%) of all the revenues raised, to be
deposited in any government bank within the locality: ad that disbursement shall be made
solely for the protection, maintenance, administration and management of the proposed
area and implementation of duly approved projects endorsed by the PAMB in accordance
with existing accounting, budgeting and auditing rules and regulations: Provided, That the
Fund shall not be used to cover personal services expenditures.

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1 The remaining twenty-five percent (25%) of the revenues shall be deposited as a
2 special account in the National Treasury as share in the National Treasury as share in the
3. Integrated Protected Area Fund (IPAF)
4

‘The LGUs shall continue to impose and collect all other fees not enumerated

herein which they have traditionally collected, such as business permit, property tax, and
6 — rentals of LGU’s facilities, The LGUs may charge add-ons to fees imposed by the PAMB:
7 Provided, That add-ons shall be determined based on the contribution of the LGUs in the
8 — maintenance and protection of the protected area,

9 SEC. 21. Tax Provision

All. grants, bequests, endowments, donations and
10 contributions made to the fund to be used actually, directly and exclusively for the

11 Northern Negros Forest Reserve Protected Area situated in cities of Talisay, Silay,

\diz, Sagay and San Carlos and the municipalities of E. B. Magalona, Murcia,
13 Toboso, Calatrava and Don Salvador Benedicto all in the Province of Negros Occidental
14 shall be exempt from donor’s tax and the same be allowed as deduction from the gross
15 income of the donor for purposes of computing the taxable income of the donor in
16 accordance with the provisions of the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997, as
17 amended,

18 ARTICLE VIL
19 EXISTING FACILITIES
20 SEC. 21, Existing Facilities within the NNNP.- Within ninety (90) days from the

21 effectivity of this Act, all commercial facilities existing within the NNNP with a total
22 capitalization of not less than One hundred thousand pesos (P 100,000.00), shall submit to

23 the PAMB through the PASu a swom statement containing the following information:

24 (a) Potential for disturbance of protected species and other habitats, reproductive
25 cycles, nesting and feeding grounds and migratory paths

26 (b) Noise levels at all stages of operation;

27 (©) Emissions and effluent at all stages of operation;

28 (d) Type and volume of solid waste generated and management schemes for these.
29 ©) y requirements and sources of energy;

30 (8) Water supply requirements and sources of water;

31 (g) Volume of resources extracted from the NNNP:

32 (i) Future plans for the next five (5) years.


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Based on these submissions, the PAMB, with the assistance of the DENR, shall
determine whether the existence of such facility and its future plans and operation will be
detrimental to the NNNP. Failure to submit the required information shall constitute a
violation of this Act and subject to the penalties imposed under Section 18(b) hereof. The
PAMB may prescribe further conditions for the operation of the facility to ensure that it
does not contradict the management objectives of the NNNP. Without prejudice to the
filing of the necessary case under Section 18(b) hereof, if any of such conditions is
violated, an administrative fine of Five thousand pesos (P5,000.00) for every day of
violation shall be imposed upon the owners of said facility but not to exceed a total of Five
hundred thousand pesos (PS00,000,00), At anytime whenever necessary, the PAMB,
through the PASu or other government entities, shall cause the closure and demolition of
the facility at the cost of its owners. Existing facilities that rely heavily on resources within
the NNNP which are allowed to remain within the NNNP may be charged reasonable fees
or subject to reasonable conditions by the PAMB, All incomes derived from such fees
shall accrue to the IPAF established under R.A. No. 7586.

Further, newly constructed non-commercial facilities such as rest houses,
swimming pool and the like, inside the NNNP, regardless of monetary value, owned by
private individuals who are not actual occupants, nor qualified tenured migrants and/or
holders of valid usufruct instrument shall, within ninety (90) days, be demolished at the
cost of their owners, otherwise, the same shall be subjected to the penalties as provided in
Section 18(b) herein: Provided, however, That in case the structures have been in
existence for five (5) years prior to the designation of the NNNP as a protected area and do
not contribute a negative impact to the immediate environment as determined by the
PAMB through the PASu, the same shall be legalized upon submission to the Office of the
PASu of the appropriate documents required for their legitimacy

ARTICLE VIIt
UTILIZATION OF RESOURC

{dlization of Resources. Except for protected species or whenever

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SEC. 22.

detrimental to the ecosystem, use of resources derived from the NNNP by tenured
migrants and ICCs/IPs for their domestic needs or for their subsistence shall not be

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Livelihood activities requiring the use of resources derived from the NNNP shall
be allowed only when sustainable or consistent with the management plan and only upon
prior PAMB approval,

Exploration, exploitation or utilization of non-renewable resources within the
NNNP shall not be allowed for commercial purposes, except in cases of commercial
utilization by tenured migrants and ICCs/IPs as may hereinafter be allowed upon prior
PAMB approval, in conformity with the management plan

Commercial exploitation of water resources, renewable energy (wind, solar, hydro,
biomass) within the NNNP shall require prior PAMB approval, must be in accordance

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with the management plan, should undergo the Environmental Impact Statement (EI
System and established outside the strict protection zone
ARTICLE IX
TRANSITORY AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

SEC. 23. Appropriations.- The Secretary of the DENR shall immediately include
in the Department's program the implementation of this Aci, the funding of which shall be
included in the annual General Appropriations Act

SEC. 24. Transitory Provisions. Pending the organization of a new PAMB in
accordance with this Act, the members of the Interim PAMB shall continue to hold office
until the PAMB has been convened within three (3) months from the effectivity of this
Act. The current members of the Technical Working Group (TWG) of the NNNP and the
PEMO, acting as secretariat, shall continue to discharge their functions until the Office of
the PASu is officially created and staffed

Within three (3) months from the effectivity of this Act, the DENR in coordination

with the PAMB, shall undertake the preparation of the Implementing Rules and

Regulations of this Act

‘The PAMB, in coordination with the DENR and the Office of the Solicitor
General, shall work for the cancellation and/or reversion of illegally issued land titles
inside the NNNP.

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. 28, Construction and Suppletory Application of Existing Laws. The
provisions of this Act shall be construed liberally in favor of tenured migrants, ICCs/IPs
and other qualified occupants and with due consideration to the protection of biodiversity,
‘The NIPAS Act shall be suppletory in the implementation of this Act


SEC, 26. Separability Clause. If any part or section of this Act is declared
unconstitutional, such declaration shall not affect the other parts or sections hereof,

SEC. 27. Repealing Clause.- All laws, proclamations, rules and regulations
inconsistent with this Act are hereby repealed or modified accordingly
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publication in the Official Gazette or in a newspaper of general circulation readily

'. 28. Effectivity.- This Act shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its

ayailable in and around the scope specified herein, It shall likewise be posted in
conspicuous place at the city halls of Talisay, Silay, Victorias, Cadiz, Sagay, and San
Carlos and at the municipal halls of E.B, Magatona, Murcia, Toboso, Calatrava, and
Don Salvador Benedicto, all in the Province of Negros Occidental and in the barangay

halls concerned where the protected area is located and in other pla

ss frequented by
the public.

Approved.

LEO RAFAEL M, CUEVA
2™ District, Negros Occidental

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