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The Myanmar Pearl Law, enacted by the State Law and Order Restoration Council in 1995, regulates pearl production and marketing in Myanmar. It defines key terms related to pearl and oyster operations, outlines objectives for sustainable development and conservation of oyster fishing grounds, and establishes a permit system for various activities such as oyster fishing, breeding, and pearl harvesting. The law also details the duties of permit holders, registration processes, inspection protocols, penalties for violations, and the roles of relevant authorities in overseeing compliance.

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Begin by reviewing the Title and Definition section. Familiarize yourself with key terms such as 'Pearl', 'Oyster Fishing', and 'Permit' to understand the context of the form.
Proceed to Chapter II, Objectives. Here, you may need to indicate your understanding of the law's objectives related to pearl production and marketing.
In Chapter III, Application for Permit, fill out your personal or organizational details as required. Ensure accuracy in providing information about the operations you wish to undertake.
Continue to Chapter V for Registration. If applicable, complete the registration application by detailing your intended operations and submitting any necessary fees.
Review all sections thoroughly before finalizing your submission. Make sure all fields are completed accurately according to the guidelines provided in each chapter.

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