Within our organizational structure as a state, an Act is above any municipal ordinance and that if I ever decide to change the state involving a zone APM could do without any inconvenience * because it is within their powers, and because the national legislation within that area is not covered: not legally . However, we see that even under this set of legality is not everything for granted, what happens when a municipality, regardless of any municipal ordinance, feels that APM as your own?
While it is not "legally" recognized an APM by the State, the Regional Government can play a nerve here and yes there Protected Areas Regional (APRs) as the town itself is smart and deal with the regional government that owns it could make an APM is processed as an APR, which does not necessarily lose its administration, but would strengthen the legitimacy of that area legality.
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