Section 1. Each service that has been definitely installed and is in normal working condition, shall be given over to a section of the Ministry of Agriculture with which it harmonizes and incorporated or subordinated. Sec. 2. For the measure that is being executed as ordered in Sec. 1, the Government shall provide that the proper lawful budgets shall be apportioned of the means necessary for the maintenance, conservation and development of new settlements. Art. 107. The Superintendency of the “Protection of Rubber” shall be constituted of: A central section working in the Federal Capital. A district section with headquarters in the national plantations of Rio Branco. Partial commissions for services that may be indispensable. Districts of inspection embracing one or more States, in conformity with the number and importance of the services under way. Art. 108. The central section shall be composed of a superintendent, a secretary, a constructing engineer, an agricultural engineer, an engineer of the second class, two draughtsmen, two typewriters, a bookkeeper, two clerks, a messenger and two servants. The district section shall be composed of a chief engineer, an engineer of the first class, engineers of the second class, agricultural engineers, conductors of the first and second class, a draughtsman, a bookkeeper, a paymaster, a customs officer, technical assistants, journalists and a physician. The partial commissions shall be composed of a chief engineer, the technical and administrative personnel necessary, in conformity with the work to be done, and a physician. The districts for inspection shall consist of a chief engineer, an engineer of the second class, an agriculturist and assistants to the number necessary and sufficient. The staff of the employes shall not be fixed, but vary according to the development of the work, and will correspond well with the distribution of the respective work and the special instructions opportunely executed. Art. 109. The services relative to the triennial rubber expositions, shall be directed by a special commission presided over by the minister and composed of the superintendent, who shall take the place of the minister in his absence, and of the members of the Permanent Commission of Expositions, created by Article 89 of Law No. 2,544, January 4, 1912. Art. 110. All the personnel of the superintendency shall be considered in commission and dismissed when the work is finished for which it was formed.