assist in the ADSDPP formulation shall present their proposal for consideration by the Council of Elders I Leaders. ARTICLEV SPECIAL PROVISIONS Section 12. Enhancement/Updating of ADSDPP. The ADSDPP shall be enhanced/updated in whole or in part at the end of every five-year period to conform to the present needs of the ICCs/IPs. Section 13. Migrants within Ancestral Domains. The rights of migrants in ancestral domains to their private properties will be respected and protected in accordance to Section 56 of the IPRA. On the other hand, the migrants shall also recognize the rights of the ancestral domain owners. Migrants occupying specific areas as distinct community within an ancestral domain can formulate their own development plan provided this does not impinge on the interest and welfare of the ancestral domain owners. Any expansion of occupied areas and/or development plan not in line with the ADSDPP shall be subjected to existing FPIC Guidelines. Section 14. Conflict of ADSDPP with Other Plans. In case of conflict with other plans, the ADSDPP as approved by the community shall take precedence over the other plans. If conflict is between the ADSDPP and its consolidated version at the municipal, provincial, regional or national level, the original ADSDPP as approved by the community shall prevail. Section 15. Resource Utilization. The traditional utilization of resources by ICCsfiPs within their ancestral domains that is governed by customary laws, traditions and practices of the IP /IC community shall be recognized and respected. Section 16. Confidentiality of Information. All information on the concerned ICCs/IPs community obtained in the course of the preparation of the ADSDPP shall be considered part of the community intellectual property, and is deemed private and confidential and be held as such unless the free and prior informed consent (FPIC) of the IP /IC community is secured. Section 17. Free and Prior-Informed Consent. Extractive utilization and exploitation of resources within ancestral domains notwithstanding the ADSDPP shall be subjected to existing FPIC Guidelines. Section 18. Orientation on the Guidelines for ADSDPP Formulation. A nationwide orientation on these guidelines shall be conducted for the key ICC/IP elders/leaders, assisting NGOs, LGUs, other stakeholders, and the NCIP staff at all levels. Section 19. Prohibition. Any person, group or entity shall be prohibited from undue interference in the formulation of ADSDPPs. Section 20. Sanctions. Any violation of the provisions hereof by any personnel of the NCIP shall be a ground for disciplinary action and where a staff/ representative of an NGO and IPO is involved, customary law and/ or application of Section 5, Part II, Rule IV of the IRR may apply without prejudice 11