"I'd hate the [tree preservation order] system to go, but it is currently not fit for purpose," according to Woodland Trust senior campaigner Oliver Newham. Tree preservation orders (TPOs) are a conservation measure dating back to 1947 which have recently come under scrutiny after a housing developer and contractor were fined a total of £420,000 for a significant breach in Penllergare Valley Woods, north of Swansea in south Wales.
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机译：Woodland Trust资深竞选人奥利弗·纽汉姆（Oliver Newham）表示：“我不愿采用[树木保存命令]系统，但目前尚不适合目标。”树木保护令（TPO）是一项保护措施，其历史可以追溯到1947年，此前，由于在南威尔士州斯旺西以北的Penllergare Valley Woods发生重大违规行为，房屋开发商和承包商被处以总计420,000英镑的罚款。
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