(The 30th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Overseas Territories, held on 18 July 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 249 of 20 July 2013 on the date of publication)

Chapter I General

Article 1, with a view to saving down and rationalizing land resources, establishes this approach in line with the laws of the People's Republic of China Act on the Rights of Person, the People's Republic of China Land Management Act, the People's Republic of China Urban Property Management Act, the People's Republic of China Rural and Rural Planning Act.

Article 2

Article 3. The Land Resources Administration is responsible for the acquisition of land reserves in the city's territory.

Specific work on land acquisition reserves is undertaken by the municipal government's institutions that give land acquisition reserves functions (referred to land harvesting agencies).

Sectors such as urban rehabilitation, urban and rural construction, planning, finance, housing security management are responsible for the development of land acquisition reserves.

Article IV. The Urban Land Resources Administration authorities should prepare annual land acquisition plans in line with the overall land-use planning, urban planning and land-use-use-use annual plans, in line with the overall land-use planning, planning, finance, etc. sectors, for approval by the municipal authorities and the organization of implementation in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

Chapter II Land acquisition

The following land may be acquired by the land harvesting body:

(i) Land-use-rights applications for acquisition;

(ii) Implementation of urban planning or rehabilitation needs to be adapted;

(iii) The inability of land-useholders to continue to develop and do not have the conditions for transfer;

(iv) The need to exercise priority acquisitions;

(v) Other acquisitions.

Article 6 Applications for land acquisitions and land-use rights should submit written requests to land-recovering institutions and provide the following materials:

(i) Land, construction (construction) and subsidiary property rights certificates;

(ii) The identity of the person concerned;

(iii) Relevant graphic material;

(iv) Information from other needs.

Article 7

(i) To receive land acquisition operations;

(ii) To seek information from the urban planning sector on the nature of the proposed acquisition of land planning, to entrust the preparation of planning programmes, the application of planning conditions (including planning indicators such as land use, land-use nature, construction density, absorption rate, greenland rates);

(iii) Examination and review of the rights, rights and circumstances of the proposed acquisition of land and its territorial construction (protected);

(iv) Authorize a land mapping body to conduct a survey of the proposed acquisition of land and to entrust the assessment body with the quality of land and housing assessment to carry out a real estate price assessment;

(v) A land-use acquisition contract with the acquisition of land-use rights holders;

(vi) The registration or modification of original land use rights and construction (construction) property rights after approval.

Article 8 concerns projects relating to house collections on State land, and the Land Reservation Agency agreed to purchase non-residential land and should enter into a acquisition contract within 45 days of receipt of the request. Until such time as the acquisition contract was not concluded, the land-recovery body should terminate the acquisition process and inform the house in writing.

Article 9. After the application of land acquisitions, the land-use owner should maintain the status of land and construction (construction) goods and shall not have rental, mortgage, etc. to prevent land acquisition.

Article 10. Land acquisition should be concluded. Land acquisition contracts should include the following:

(i) The name, address, statutory representative, place of the land, four to scope, hierarchy, area, use, geospatial status and property rights on the ground;

(ii) Modalities and means of implementation of land acquisition compensation;

(iii) Terms and modalities for the delivery of land;

(iv) The rights obligations of both parties;

(v) Liability for default;

(vi) Treatment of disputes;

(vii) Other relevant matters.

After the contract was concluded, the Land Location Agency should inform the planning, rural and urban construction, housing security management departments that were no longer involved in the clearance process for land users.

Article 12. Land acquisition is divided into two ways of evaluating acquisitions and land transfers.

Planning for non-commercial land should be used to assess the means of buying; planning for the operation of a profitable land could take an assessment of the method of acquisition and, with the consent of the land-recovery body, could also take the form of land dividends.

In the same area of integrated development, land acquisitions under the same conditions should be guided by the principle of price consistency.

Specific criteria and approaches are developed by the authorities of the city's Land Resources Administration and approved by the municipality.

Article 13. The transfer of land-use rights by land-use rights in a way that allows for more than 20 per cent of the price of transfers compared to the target area, and the land-recovery institutions may have priority acquisitions.

Article 14. Land acquisition assessment is divided into a land assessment, construction (construction) and a comprehensive assessment of property. The allocation of land is to be assessed on the basis of the original purpose; it will allow the land to be assessed in accordance with the remainder of its use.

The construction (construction) is assessed in accordance with the heavy cost law, in accordance with its structure, the state of refurbishment and the establishment of the Islands.

Integrated Real estate assessment, based on its geographical location, use, structure, refurbishment status, and the establishment of the 1990s, is based on real estate market prices.

Article 15. Land-recovery institutions should select, in a solicitation manner, intermediaries such as land mapping, land assessment and construction (construction) assessment.

Article 16 shall be subject to a land-use acquisition contract and approval by the Government of the city to the resources of the country, the housing security administration conducts timely land use rights, the write-off of property ownership or the modification of registration procedures.

In the acquisition of land, the land-recovery body may refer to the statutory body for the acquisition of the goods entitled to be contested.

Chapter III Land reserves

The following land is included in the land reserve:

(i) State land recovered by law;

(ii) The acquisition of land;

(iii) Lands that have been processed for agricultural land transfer and land for approval procedures;

(iv) Other land acquired by law.

The land listed in the previous paragraph has been incorporated into the Government reserve after the de-registration process, such as land, construction and construction.

Article 19 Reservations of land may be made available by land depositing agencies to rent, mortgage or temporarily use the reserves, either alone or in conjunction with the construction of (construction) property, and the income earned is vested in the city's treasury, in accordance with the income and expenditure line.

Article 20

(i) Reservations for land arranged by the financial sector;

(ii) Provision of funds for land reserves in the National Land Removal Fund;

(iii) Grants borrowed by land deposit agencies;

(iv) Interest arising from the above-mentioned funds;

(v) Other funds available for land harvesting.

Article 21 Funds for land collection should be earmarked. Sectors such as finance, audit and etc. should strengthen the monitoring of land receipt funds.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

In the course of land acquisitions, the acquisition of land-use rights does not provide information or provide false information, and the authorities of the city's land resources are responsible for their transformation. The loss should be compensated by law for economic losses.

Article 23 provides administrative disposition by law, which constitutes an offence, to be criminally criminalized by law, by virtue of the law, when a land acquisition reserve worker takes a place of negligence, abuse of his or her functions, or by making use of a request for or unlawful collection of property by another person.

Chapter V

Article 24 Land acquisition reserves can be implemented in the light of this approach.

Article 25 The National Land Acquisition Facility (No. 230 of the Municipal Government) was abolished on 7 January 2008. The project pre-implementation involving State-owned land-covered houses has been allowed for demolitions or has taken decisions on house collection under the law or, with the approval of the Government of the communes, the acquisition of land is required for the projects that have started to renovate the area.