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Public Accessibility. - Access to national historical landmarks, monuments and sites, whether designated as national cultural treasures or important cultural property by the general public for visitation and information, and by government representatives for inspection, shall not be hindered except on reasonable cause. Fees, as prescribed by the cultural agency concerned, may in appropriate cases be charged to defray the cost of conservation, inclusive of general maintenance and upkeep. In the case of privately-owned monuments and sites, the National Historical Institute or the National Museum shall arrange with the owners the schedules of visits and regular inspection.
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