A Short Manual of Forest Management
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The terms employed in framing the prescriptions of the plan should, however, be precise and imperative. Suggestions and recommendations are generally out of place in a plan, because what is required are binding orders. "At such a place, at such a time, such and such an operation will be carried out." Then no evasion, or deviation from the plan, is possible without special permission from competent authority. The working of the forest should be rigidly prescribed in explicit and uncompromising t...erms, while at the same time a fair margin of detail should be left to the discretion of the local forester. For example, suppose that, in prescribing the number of standards per acre to be reserved in a coppice, it is found that forty-five would be the best number to keep, in such a case the rule would be worded as follows: "Between forty and fifty standards will be reserved per acre." The framer of the rules should remember to look at V] GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF PLAN 33 them from the point of view of the local operator who will have to carry them out: the rules should be reasonable and easy to apply, without being weak or ambiguous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The terms employed in framing the prescriptions of the plan should, however, be precise and imperative. Suggestions and recommendations are generally out of place in a plan, because what is required are binding orders. "At such a place, at such a time, such and such an operation will be carried out." Then no evasion, or deviation from the plan, is possible without special permission from competent authority. The working of the forest should be rigidly prescribed in explicit and uncompromising t...erms, while at the same time a fair margin of detail should be left to the discretion of the local forester. For example, suppose that, in prescribing the number of standards per acre to be reserved in a coppice, it is found that forty-five would be the best number to keep, in such a case the rule would be worded as follows: "Between forty and fifty standards will be reserved per acre." The framer of the rules should remember to look at V] GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF PLAN 33 them from the point of view of the local operator who will have to carry them out: the rules should be reasonable and easy to apply, without being weak or ambiguous.
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