Article 1 of the above-mentioned Act establishes that: a) the hunting right being under state sovereignty is the exclusive right to stalk, catch and kill huntable animals; b) to take possession of the killed game. The right to hunt is subject to the provisions of the present Act. The text consists of 62 articles divided into 10 Parts as follows: Hunting right (I); Hunting grounds and hunting practice (II); Hunting charge and use of hunting lease proceeds (III); Hunting pass (IV); Protection of hunting and its organs (V); Special hunting economy rules (VI); Game and hunting damage (VII); Hunting authority and Hunting Advisory Board (VIII); Violations and penalties (IX); Final provisions (X).