广东陆生野生动物致害补偿办法发布 12月起施行

Core Points - The Guangdong Provincial Government has officially released the "Compensation Measures for Damage Caused by Terrestrial Wild Animals" to address compensation for personal injuries and property losses caused by wildlife protection, marking a shift towards standardized and legalized compensation practices in the province [1][2] - The measures will take effect on December 1 of this year, reflecting the increasing population of terrestrial wild animals due to enhanced ecological and wildlife protection efforts [1] Summary by Sections Compensation Scope - The compensation covers personal injuries or deaths, damage to crops, trees, houses, furniture, and livestock losses caused by terrestrial wild animals [1] - No compensation will be provided for intentional harm to wildlife, unauthorized entry into protected areas, or illegal hunting [1] Compensation Standards - For personal injury, treatment costs will be covered according to medical insurance policies, while lost wages will be calculated based on the previous year's average disposable income of urban residents [2] - Disability compensation will be determined by severity, with the highest level receiving 19 times the average disposable income of residents in the province [2] - Property loss compensation will be calculated at 80% of the verified loss amount for crops, actual value for trees, and actual value for livestock deaths [2] Compensation Mechanism - A dual-track mechanism of "insurance first + government backup" has been established to enhance compensation efficiency [2] - Local governments are required to prioritize compensation through government-subsidized insurance policies, with any uncovered losses to be compensated directly by local funds [2] - The provincial forestry bureau plans to continuously improve the wildlife damage insurance and compensation mechanisms, implement preventive measures, and ensure that policy benefits reach the public [2]