The community, through the indigenous leadership system, shall be the repository of all generated information/data by the DENR and the NCIP including the Minutes of the Consultation process giving rise to the agreementls between and among the different parties and stakeholders. The Regional Offices of the DENR and the NCIP shall keep a copy thereof for record purposes and if needed, all concerned stakeholders may request and secure their respective copy from the concerned indigenous leadership system. Sec. 9. Registration. - Registration of the indigenous and traditionally managed forest a s a result of the comprehensive evaluation, documentation and consultation activities found to be practicing a sustainable forest resources management system and practice shall be issued with a Joint Implementing Rules and Regulations (JIRR) jointly approved by the DENR, the NCIP and all parties mentioned in Section 6 hereof. The presence of the following factors/ conditions which in all cases shall be considered in the registration: 9.1 The existing Indigenous Forest Resources Management Systems/ Practices is promoting forest conservation, protection, utilization and biodiversity conservation; 9.2 The basis of the indigenous forest resources management practices shall focus on the maintenance of the watershed system necessary to sustain/maintain the protective and productive functions of the forest through indigenous knowledge approach/practices which will enhance soil and water conservation and biodiversity; 9.3 The presence of customary laws, if verified to be within the framework of sustainable forest resources management, which may be written or unwritten rules, regulations, usages, customs and practices traditionally observed, accepted and recognized by the respective ICCs/IPs in the management of forest resources; 9.4 The watershed forest management shall be the ecosystem management units and being managed in a holistic, scientific, rights-based, technology-based and community-based manner and observing the principles of multiple use, decentralization and devolution actively participated by the Local Government Units (LGUs) and other concerned agencies with synergism of the economic, ecological, social and cultural objectives, and the rational utilization of all forest resources found therein; 9.5 The security of land tenure and land use rights a s provided for under the IPRA and other applicable ENR laws, rules and regulations shall be a requirement for sustainable use; and 9.6 The current indigenous forest resources management systems/practices can be harmonized with current ENR laws, rules and regulations. Sec. 10. Resources Management and Sustainability. - Resource management within registered traditionally-managed forests shall be strictly in adherence to the estqhlished traqjtional leaqprship struptyre and pra~tices.A