Section 27
Extraordinary Powers Of Government Of Nepal
(1) Notwithstanding anything contained in sections 3 and 8, Government of Nepal may make available one couple of any endangered species of wild fauna or a specimen thereof or prescribed number or quantity of endangered species
of wild flora in one fiscal year to the country which supports in conservation of endangered species of wild fauna or flora or makes available technical cooperation in the efforts of Government of Nepal, in studies and researches in those areas on the request of such a country for the purpose of studies and research and as a token of goodwill of Nepali peoples and Government of Nepal.
(2) Government of Nepal shall obtain through diplomatic medium, the assurances from the concerned country that the wild fauna or flora or a specimen thereof made available pursuant to sub-Section (1) shall not
be used for commercial purposes.
(3) The Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation shall submit annual report containing details of wild fauna or flora or a specimen thereof made available under sub-Section (1), to the concerned committee of the Federal Parliament within three months from the completion of every fiscal year.
(4) Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere in this Act, Government of Nepal may retain or use any endangered species of wild fauna or flora or a specimen thereof for the purpose of study, research,
observation, experiment, conservation of genetic resource or for conservation education or production of the first generation (F1 generation) through captive breeding in case of a threatened wild fauna or production of seeds or seedlings in artificial manner or plant or rear in case of threatened wild fauna.
of wild flora in one fiscal year to the country which supports in conservation of endangered species of wild fauna or flora or makes available technical cooperation in the efforts of Government of Nepal, in studies and researches in those areas on the request of such a country for the purpose of studies and research and as a token of goodwill of Nepali peoples and Government of Nepal.
(2) Government of Nepal shall obtain through diplomatic medium, the assurances from the concerned country that the wild fauna or flora or a specimen thereof made available pursuant to sub-Section (1) shall not
be used for commercial purposes.
(3) The Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation shall submit annual report containing details of wild fauna or flora or a specimen thereof made available under sub-Section (1), to the concerned committee of the Federal Parliament within three months from the completion of every fiscal year.
(4) Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere in this Act, Government of Nepal may retain or use any endangered species of wild fauna or flora or a specimen thereof for the purpose of study, research,
observation, experiment, conservation of genetic resource or for conservation education or production of the first generation (F1 generation) through captive breeding in case of a threatened wild fauna or production of seeds or seedlings in artificial manner or plant or rear in case of threatened wild fauna.