Following state entrepreneurship and public ownership in forestry, 99.9% of total forestlands belongs to the State and forestry practices and activities have been carried out by hiring forest engineers graduated from forestry faculties and holding bachelors degree in forestry. The authority and obligations of forest engineers who hired in public sector are provisioned in a regulation called, "State Forest Enterprise and Revolving Fund Regulation, whereas the authorities and responsibilities of the ones hired in private sector or who establish his own office dealing with forestry issues are provisioned in a newly enacted statute called "The Law on Forest Engineering, Wood Work Industrial Engineering" dated July, 08 2006 and put into practice. The said law has several provisions dealing with rights and responsibilities of forest engineers and wood work industrial engineers. This law also opens a path for the said engineers on the ground that forestry activities and practices might be transferred from public sector to private one that will be established by those engineers as a result of the public policy aiming to minimize the public sector