(The 18th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Overseas Territories, held on 20 December 2012.

Chapter I General

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the provisions of the Law on Land Management of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Protection of Fundamental Agriculture, the Law on Land Management of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2

Article 3. The cropland referred to in this approach refers to land identified in the overall land-use planning for crop cultivation.

This approach refers to the need for agricultural products in line with the urban population and socio-economic development throughout a period of time and to the non-occupation of arable land determined in accordance with the overall land use planning.

Article IV. The Government of the people of the city, the district and the district is responsible for the protection of arable land within the present administration.

The urban, district and territorial resource sectors are specifically responsible for the management of cropland protection in the current administration.

The agricultural sector is responsible for monitoring the quality of arable land, evaluating new cropland and other work related to the quality of arable land.

The sectors such as environmental protection, forestry and water conservation should be co-ordinated with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 Protection of arable land upholds the principles of total control, equity, nutrient integration and ecological care.

Article 6

Chapter II

Article 7 protects the implementation of the target liability regime.

The communes (communes, communes), the communes (communes) and the people's government (at the street offices) should sign a book of responsibility for the conservation of land by grade. The content of the concept of responsibility includes:

(i) The quantity of land tenure;

(ii) The area of protection of basic farmland;

(iii) New cropland area;

(iv) Other elements.

The Government of the communes (communes) should enter into a book of responsibility for the protection of arable land with rural collective economic organizations. The content of the concept of responsibility includes:

(i) The quantity of land tenure;

(ii) The area of protection of basic farmland;

(iii) Other elements.

Article 8. The Government of the city regularly organizes a territorial resource and agricultural sector to conduct a review of the protection of arable land by the people of counties (markets, areas) and to reward units and individuals who have achieved significant achievements in the protection of arable land.

Article 9. The land resource sector should establish a system of regular survey evaluation of the quality of arable land with the agricultural sector, as well as delineation of basic farmland protected areas, the establishment of protection signs and special protection.

The basic agricultural field has been delineated and no unit or individual may be altered or occupied without statutory procedures.

Article 10 Governments at all levels should increase their inputs in basic agricultural fields, maintain drainage engineering facilities, strengthen the quality of cropland management and agro-environment, develop eco-agriculture, and improve the quality of arable land.

Article 11. Land contractor operators should use organic fertilizers to increase land pollution.

Article 12

Rehabited land resource sectors (markets, areas) should be checked with sectors such as agriculture, forestry, environmental protection. Access is qualified and the use of the rural collective economic organizations.

Without conditional reclaim, land reclaims should be paid. Land reclaims are earmarked for land reclaims.

Article 13 Production-building activities are authorized by law to take over basic farms, and construction units should be cultivated and exploited. Article 14. Any unit and individual shall not release pollutant substances that are not in compliance with national environmental protection standards.

Chapter III

Article 15 In the absence of conditions for reclaiming, payments should be made under the law. Removal fees for arriculture are specifically used to reclaim land.

Removal fees for arable land are collected in accordance with the statutory multipliers of the average annual product of three years prior to the occupation of arable arable land; the seizure of basic farmland in accordance with the highest legal multipliers; and the use of arable arable land as a result of the target transaction price.

The use of arable arable land accounts for the replacement of balanced indicators, which should be approved by law.

Article 16 There is no condition within the current administrative area for rendition, which should be applied in accordance with the law.

The Government of the People's Republic (markets, districts) should compensate the people's Government and the rural collective economic organization for the provision of a balanced indicator.

Article 18

(i) The urban construction area, which is under the responsibility of the Government of the city, the city, the city, the city and the district;

(ii) Villages, subscreations of construction sites, which are vested in the relevant rural collective economic organizations;

(iii) A separate location for the construction of the project is the responsibility of the construction unit.

Chapter IV

Article 19 Rural land rehabilitation should be consistent with the overall land-use planning and land rehabilitation planning, respect for the will of farmers, defend the rights of farmers, protect and improve the ecological environment.

Article 20

(i) Construction of cropland and basic farmland;

(ii) Rural land-building;

(iii) The rehabilitation of land destroyed by productive construction activities;

(iv) Removal of land and natural disasters from land destruction;

(v) The development of land without exploitation;

(vi) Other circumstances in which land is managed.

Article 21

Rural land rehabilitation projects should inform society and identify units such as construction, custodial, etc. through tendering.

Following the completion of the rural land rehabilitation project, the land resource sector will organize the receipt with the relevant sectors. The results of the project include:

(i) Planning implementation of the design and budget plans;

(ii) The completion and quality of new cropland;

(iii) Fund use and management;

(iv) Implementation of the project management regulations;

(v) Land rights are adjusted for implementation;

(vi) The archiving of results;

(vii) Other elements.

Article 23 funds for rural land rehabilitation projects are administered with a special account management, earmarking and are subject to oversight in the audit sector.

Article 24

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 25 The land reclaimer shall, in accordance with this scheme, pay the land reclaimer without pay, for a period of time paid by the territorial resource sector of the district (market, area) and shall be liable to pay more than two times the amount of the land reclaim.

Article 26, in violation of this approach, undermines or otherwise alters the features of basic farmland protected areas, which are subject to the responsibility of the land-use resources sector to restore the status quo and may be fined by 1000.

Article 27 causes pollution and harm to the arsenal environment, such as arable water, solid waste, and is governed by the environmental sector.

Annex VI

The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 February 2013.