(Summit 10th ordinary meeting of the Government of the South Turkmen Republic of 17 August 2012 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 147 of 25 September 2012 of the Decree No. 147 of 25 September 2012 of the Government of the South Turkmen People's Republic, which came into force on 15 November 2012.

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen land reserve management, regulate land market operation, effectively allocate land resources and enhance capacity-building for land security, and develop this approach in line with the National People's Republic of China Land Management Act and relevant legal, regulatory provisions.

Article 2

Article III of this approach refers to land reserves as defined by the Government of the city to achieve the goal of regulating land markets and promoting the rational use of land resources, to obtain land under the law and to conduct pre-determined development, storage and supplying land.

Article IV. The Urban Land Reserve Management Committee is the leading body for the entire municipal land reserve to study the development of relevant policies and systems for the entire municipal land reserve, the deployment of significant work on the entire municipal land reserve, and the leadership of the municipal land reserve task force is responsible for the specific advancement of the decisions taken by the Urban Land Reserve Management Commission and for reviewing land reserves and implementing programmes, coordinating the relocation of land reserves.

Article 5 is responsible for the management of land reserves throughout the city, with land reserves owned by the Government of the communes for the establishment and independent legal personality, and for specific work on land reserves throughout the city.

The municipal land reserve institutions may be able to set up police stations in accordance with their work needs.

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

The people of the region are responsible for the organization of land collection within the territory and for monitoring the land reserve.

Article 6.

Chapter II Planning and management

Article 7. Land Resources authorities and land reserves institutions shall determine the size of the reserves in accordance with the needs of the land market, with priority given to the construction of land-based storage, air- and low-efficiencies.

Article 8. The Land Resources Authority and the Land Reserve Agency should prepare a full-market land reserve plan and land supply plan in accordance with economic and social development plans, development reforms, rural and urban planning, in line with economic and social development plans, land-use master planning, land-use-use annual plans and land market-provided land supply plans, with the consent of the Urban Land Reserve Management Committee.

Article 9

(i) The size of the annual reserve land;

(ii) The development of the pre-year reserve land;

(iii) The size of the annual reserve land supply;

(iv) The planned size of the land reserve at the end of the year;

(v) Interim land use plan for the annual reserve;

(vi) Annual reserve land financing plans, land reserve budgets;

(vii) Annual reserve land supply projections.

The annual land reserve plan should clarify specific elements such as the number, location, area.

The annual land reserve plan approved by Article 10 shall not be restructured as a basis for the implementation of the land reserve; it is true that adjustments should be made.

Land not included in the annual land reserve plan shall not be stored.

Article 11. Land Resources authorities and land reserves institutions prepare land reserves and implement programmes in accordance with the annual land reserve plan, with the approval of the Government of the post-community population, as agreed by the municipal land reserve.

Article 12. Land reserves and implementation programmes should include the following:

(i) Four to scope, area and status of land;

(ii) The rights of the land and the process of territorial approval;

(iii) Detailed planning or planning conditions for the storage area;

(iv) Reimbursement costs, relocation indemnity costs, acquisition of compensation costs, prior period development of collation costs, financial costs, etc.

(v) The size of the housing source, the place of residence and the area of industrial use;

(vi) Funding programmes for reserve plots;

(vii) Projected income for land supply;

(viii) Other matters requiring clarification.

Chapter III Scope and procedures

The following Article 13. Lands may be included in the scope of land reserves:

(i) State land recovered by law;

(ii) The acquisition of land;

(iii) The Government shall exercise priority to the acquisition of land;

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

(v) Other land acquired by law.

Article XIV restores the land of the State's land use authority by law, and the municipal land resource authorities are included in the land reserve by the municipal land reserve institutions after the process of write-off of the land registration process by law.

Article 15. The acquisition of State land shall be governed by the following procedures:

(i) Applications for acquisition. The original landowners should have information on the application of land acquisitions to municipal land reserves.

(ii) Verification. Municipal land reserves verify the rights, area, scope, use and territorial annexation of the proposed acquisition of land.

(iii) Planning. Urban and urban planning authorities provide land-use planning conditions for the acquisition of land.

(iv) Cost measurement. The municipal land reserve agency selects a qualitative assessment body to assess the proposed acquisition of land and its surface construction (construction) and to consult the original landowner on the basis of the assessment results.

(v) Reports. The Urban Land Reserve Agency developed a land reserve programme, which was confirmed by the Government of the city following the agreement of the municipal land reserve.

(vi) The contract is concluded. After approval, the Land Reserve Programme was signed by the Urban Land Reserve Agency with former land-use rights holders.

(vii) Payments. In accordance with the agreement of the National Land Use Reserve contract, the municipal land reserve agency pays the acquisition costs to the original land-use owner.

(viii) Changes in rights. The municipal land reserve agencies apply to the municipal land resource authorities for the processing of registration procedures for land rights.

(ix) Land delivery. In accordance with the agreement of the National Land Use Reserve contract, the original landowner delivered a net land to the municipal land reserve body, which was incorporated into land reserves by municipal land reserves.

Article 16, in exercise of the priority right to buy land, the municipal land reserve body, in accordance with the decision of the Government of the city to purchase land-use rights as a matter of priority, enters into a national land-use reserve contract with the original land-use rights owner and pays land price payments to the original land-use owner, which is incorporated into land reserves when the municipal land resource authorities are in accordance with the law for the write-off of land registration procedures; and the land resource authorities do not deal with transfers.

Article 17 land has been processed for agricultural land transfer, land confiscation procedures, and the municipal land resource authorities have been incorporated into land reserves by municipal land reserve institutions after the legal clearance of land registration procedures.

Article 18 demands for public interest, such as security of tenure, housekeeping and urban infrastructure, or the implementation of urban planning into strategic reserves, which requires the processing of agricultural land and land confiscation procedures, by law, by the Land Resources Authority.

The scope of strategic reserve land is developed by the Urban Land Resources Authority and the Land Reserve Agency in conjunction with urban and rural planning, finance, etc., and approved by the Urban Land Reserve Management Committee.

Urban resource authorities and land reserves institutions and relevant sectors should enhance monitoring of strategic reserve land.

Article 20 incorporates land under the law, such as the recovery, acquisition, collection and collection of land in reserves, with the application of the municipal land reserve agency, the Government of the city approves the issuance of land certificates to the city's land reserve institutions after registration by law, the use of the National Land Resources Architecture, and completes in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The name of the land-use owner as the land reserve agency;

(ii) The use of the type of power to fill the Government reserve;

(iii) Land use as reserve land and land use for the financing of reserve land for specific reserves;

(iv) The area of land is subject to a survey of the area of boundaries;

(v) Incorporation of the land as a Government reserve, without the approval of the law, shall not be subject to a formality without the procedure provided for by law;

(vi) A certificate accompanying map can be used or mapped;

(vii) Other matters to be documented.

Article 21, the Government of the people of the region should be responsible for the preservation of the landscape of the land in the Territory, the inclination of the violation, and the timely detection, timely suppression and timely dismantling of the population. The demolition costs are guaranteed by the people of the region.

Chapter IV collation of use and supply

Article 2 provides for the inclusion of land in the reserve, and municipal land reserve institutions should conduct pre-positioning, protection, management and temporary use of reserve land and finance for reserve land, pre-implementation development.

The development of the twenty-third previous period includes infrastructure construction such as roads, water supply, electricity, drainage, communications, lighting, greenization and land equity.

Article 24 Land reserves may be used by the municipal land reserve institutions in accordance with the law, including by rental, temporary use, for the use of reserve land and its land-based construction (construction).

The rent, the temporary use of reserve land shall not affect the availability of land and shall not increase the cost of land collection.

Article 25 Land Reserves shall take the following measures to protect the land included in the reserve:

(i) Establish walls, fences and markings;

(ii) To conduct daily inspections to end the destruction of reserves, such as illegal occupations and the construction of illegal land;

(iii) The necessary repairs of ground-based (construction) construction;

(iv) Other work related to land-use protection.

Article 26 Reserve land concessions should be included in the annual land supply plan; land that is not included in the annual land supply plan cannot be supplied.

The area of operation without the deposit shall not be supplied.

Article 27, when the land is supplied, has already been mortgaged and shall be removed by law.

Chapter V Financial management

Article 28 Financial management of land reserves should be in line with the relevant provisions of national, provincial financial management of predetermined management and land reserve funds and accounting methods.

Article 29 should establish a sound land cost accounting system with municipal financial authorities. All the costs incurred by the harvesting land should be accounted for on a case-by-case basis, which is part of a reserve land developed as a reserve land for the production of the plot, and then, in accordance with the cost estimates, the cost of the area should be calculated on a piecemeal basis after approval.

After the crediting of the land, the municipal land reserve agency shall report to the city's financial authorities for the treasury cost of the land, within one month, and the city's financial sector shall allocate the territorial costs within 20 working days.

Article 33 The land reserve financing plan should be aligned with the annual land reserve plan, the land reserve fund project budget and approved by the municipality's Government after the approval of the municipal land reserve management committee, without overplanting, excess-scale loans.

The municipal land reserve institutions shall not provide security to third parties in any form.

Article 31 direct operating expenses incurred by the municipal land reserve agency for the storage of land are covered in the cost of land storage.

Sections such as municipal finance, audit and land resources should enhance monitoring of the use of land reserves, the implementation of accounting accounting systems by municipal land reserves institutions, ensure that land reserve funds are earmarked and that the management of reserve funds is efficient.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 33 does not authorize the illegal occupation of land in the reserve, which is returned by the Territorial Resources Authority to illegally occupied land, has converted farmland into the building of land in violation of the overall land-use planning system, and the removal of new buildings and other facilities on illegally occupied land, the restoration of land status, the confiscation of buildings and other facilities that are in line with the overall land-use planning and confiscation of new buildings and other facilities on land illegally occupied, and the imposition of fines for each square m2.

Article 34 does not obtain planning permits on land included in the reserve, which is punishable by law by the municipal rural and urban planning authorities to put an end to construction or the decision to dismantle the period of time, the parties will not stop construction or late demolition, and the authorities of the city, the people of the area may entrust the authorities with the measures taken by the relevant authorities to carry out the construction site, to forcibly dismantle, etc.; and to commit other violations, punishable by law by the authorities.

Article XV, staff of the Land Resources Authority and the Land Reserve Agency and other relevant departments, abuse of their functions,ys of negligence, favouring private fraud, is lawfully disposed of by law; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Chapter VII

Article 36 districts may draw on this approach to develop a management approach in the light of the practice of this district.

Article 37 The pilot approach to land reserves in Southch City, issued by the Government of the people on 9 August 2001, was also repealed.