GILBERT B. DELA CRUZ

“An Act Protecting the Habitat of All Wildlife Creatures”

by

Gilbert B. dela Cruz

BSPE 3-1

 

Section 1.Short Title – This Act shall be known as “Protecting the Wildlife Creatures Act”

 

Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state is the primary concern in keeping the creatures of the wild protected. The state shall provide proper protection of the habitat of the wildlife creatures in order for them to survive safe and sound. Furthermore, the state shall maintain the security of all wildlife creatures for them to produce more of their kinds; their habitats should be preserve to sustain the needs of the creatures.

 

Section 3.Definition of Terms:

 

(a.)  Wildlife creatures – animals that are freely living in the wild life or forests.

(b.)  Habitat – the natural home of animals.

 

Section 4.Role of Government and other concern body – The Government shall provide the essential needs for protecting the wildlife creatures’ habitat. The Government shall release funds in accordance to the protection of habitat to prolong the survival of every creature living in the wild.

 

Section 5.Mandate – Every citizen or family/ies whose houses are built near the vicinity of the animals’ habitat is hereby mandated to take good care of the place where the animals hibernate.

 

But also, any concerned citizen of the Republic who’s willing to join the preservation of the wildlife’s habitat is hereby allowed to participate.

 

Section 6.Sanctions or Penalties – Those who will be seen violating this Act shall be given rightful sanctions or penalties by the authorities.

 

Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.

 

Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.

 

Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.