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The Enactment Honey Bee Industry Promotion Act is also an encouraging legislation in the public interest of preserving biodiversity. While the current focus should be on research, the future beekeeping industry needs to be fostered in terms of resource wasteful, high value-added industries. The Enactment Honeybees Industry Promotion Act needs to supplement the following points. First, it should be noted that the honey itself is marked. Second, there is no provision for mobile parenting. In light of the gradual decline in mobile consumption, the regulatory status should be decided on a policy basis. Third, it is common to set up beekeepers at the entrance to the forest. As soon as it is classified as a livestock industry, it is not possible to install the structure in the forest because it is not a forester. The beekeepers should be able to register as forestry by-products, as there is room for them to be seen as forestry by-products. Fourth, the Honey Bee farmers are obligated to eat the honey tree around honeybees. The law stipulates that "Honey bees farmers should actively plant their wheat plants around beekeepers," thus making it an active duty. This regulation is meaningful in the case of fixed beekeeping. This is because the movement cost can be reduced through fixed beekeeping and the income of beekeepers can be increased. However, there is no way to prevent the access of mobile beekeepers to the honeybees farms that have created the honey tree. Considering the honeybee's radius of action is within 4 kilometers, the enforcement ordinance needs to reflect that the beekeepers at the fixed-style bee farm are not allowed to approach within 4 kilometers from where they are located. It is necessary to register the location of a fixed farm registered under Article 13 of the Act through GPS through a recognized association, and to prevent mobile beekeepers from installing the service within 4 kilometers of the site. Also, according to the provisions of Article 20 of the Act, the disposal of a fine of less than 300,000 won cannot be prevented. Fifth, there is a need to revise beekeeping laws. Since insect industries such as honeybees are not necessarily livestock industries under the Framework Act on Agricultural and Food Industries, it is necessary to include insect industries. There are many disparate elements and contents of the Livestock Act under which beekeeping industry presupposes livestock in the Birth Act. Therefore, the beekeeping industry should be put into the insect industry of the livestock industry, and should be operated flexibly so that if the beekeeping is installed in the forest, it can become a forestry business.