Currently, such floristic nature reserves are completely lacking in the protected area network, while several species of flora inscribed in the Red Book probably also occur beyond the borders of existing protected areas. The only obstacle is that such small state nature reserves, to protect the best preserved habitats and most viable populations of these species of "special concern", cannot be designed, delineated and established prior to updating nature inventories and information on their occurrence and spatial distribution of their habitats. In particular, it explicitly prohibits any economic or other use of plants and animals included in the Red Book, and also assigns the management of the protected area system to the national environmental authority. The Law also regulates issues related to the establishment of protected areas of international importance, resulting from international agreements to which Tajikistan is a Party or bilateral agreements.