Temporary protection measures may not be affording adequate protection of the invaluable biodiversity the country currently supports. Examples include: (a) development of management plans for all Protected Areas within two years of proclamation (Articles 98, 99), and (b) establishment of a system of Protected Areas to form an ecological network that provides representation of the diverse habitat types and ecosystems that exist in the territory of the country, that protect the habitat of Red List species, and that contribute to the international ecological networks of Protected Areas (Articles 65, 66). Re-evaluation of existing Protected Areas to ensure conformance with IUCN categories (Article 66) is progressing.