(Adopted at the 37th ordinary meeting of the Thirteenth People's Government of Sharm el-Sheikh, 8 December 2010, by Decree No. 113 of 12 May 2011, by which the Government of the Nahr el-Sheikh Municipalities issued effective 1 July 2011)

Article 1, in order to strengthen land management and to promote the effective use of land and to deal with land, in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Land Management Act, the People's Republic of China Urban Property Management Act, develop this approach in the light of the actual circumstances of the city.

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The executive authorities, such as development reform, planning, inspection, finance, housing and rural-urban construction, State assets, assist in the implementation of this approach in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

In areas where land is left, in town (communes), the people's Government and in street offices should assist land administration authorities in the handling of landless land.

Article IV. Land administration authorities in the municipalities, districts (markets) Government should establish a system of land inspection and monitor land use.

Units and individuals may report or reflect land-breaking behaviour.

Article 5 of this approach refers to the land-use rights of the land-use owner to land-use rights in accordance with the law, without the consent of the Government of the people with the authorization to exceed the construction of unmovable jobs or to the development of an area of land that is not in accordance with the requirements.

Article 6 has one of the following circumstances and determines that the land is open:

(i) Without the consent of the Government of the people that have granted the right to use contracts for the use of land in the State or for the time period specified by the State's land allocated for the approval of the documents, without the consent of the Government;

(ii) The State-owned construction of the right to use the contract without agreement or the allocation of approval documents by State land for approval does not provide for the date of construction of the movable work development, which has been constructed from the entry into force of the contract or from the date of the approval of the document for 12 months;

(iii) The area of land that has been constructed but has been developed for the development of movable workers is less than one third of the area of land area to be constructed or an investment of less than 25 per cent of total investment and has not been approved for a 12-month period of construction;

(iv) Other cases provided for by law, regulations.

Article 7 provides for delays in the delivery of land, urban and rural planning (other than for land-use-holders to apply for the adjustment of planning conditions for the use of contracts for the use of State-owned land-use-use land-use-use land-use-use land-use-related land-based land-based land-based land administrations, where the land-use-use power-holders are not included in the land-use time frame, as determined by the Government of the city, district (market) and the people's land administration authorities.

Article 8 Government and government-related actions have resulted in a lack of land development, which should be investigated by the inspectorate on the performance of the staff concerned, and administrative responsibility of the responsible person is held in accordance with the law.

Article 9 deals with landless land.

The construction of land area has been developed by movable workers to reach a construction project of a land area of 1/3 or a total investment of 25 per cent, which is re-registered by land-use subsectors, undeveloped land after separation, in order to re-register the land area of the land area of land, and its land is estimated at the time of re-registration.

Article 10. State-building arrangements for the use of contracts with reimbursable use of land, national land use authority for approval of documents or other construction-use approval of the documents provide for the duration of the period, which is determined by the scope of part-time construction.

Article 11

(i) Examination of evidence;

(ii) To inform the parties of the facts, rationales and basis of which the land has been identified;

(iii) Hearing the parties' statements and pleas; the parties' request for hearing and the warrant should be held;

(iv) The development of a land-processing programme. The land treatment programme should be approved by the Government of the people with the approval of the right. The right to collateral or to take measures of preservation under the law shall be communicated to the collateral or to the organ that takes measures of preservation to participate in the formulation of the programme;

(v) The decision to dispose of land by land;

(vi) Los of land disposal decisions.

Article 12 The Land Administration of the Government of the municipality, the District and the People's Government shall carry out a landless land survey, which shall be communicated to the land-use rights. Land-use rights should be sent within 15 days of the date on which the land-use situation, the reasons for departure and the land follow-up to the use of inputs to the city, the land administration authorities of the Government.

The Government's land administration authorities can take the following measures by law:

(i) Inquired the parties;

(ii) On-site surveys, photographs, cameras;

(iii) Access and reproduction of relevant information.

In addition to the circumstances set out in article III of this approach, the land-use-owner takes over 12 months of time, and the authorities of the Government of the city, the communes (communes) may collect land-free fees according to the following criteria:

(i) Unless land has expired for 12 months, and 7-10 per cent of the land-use grant has been charged for land-free land;

(ii) Unless land has expired for a period of up to 18 months, and 12-15 per cent of the land-use bonuses have been charged with land-free leave;

(iii) Unless land has reached a 24-month period, the land-ustainability fee was charged by 17-20% of the land-use-ownership grant.

Land-use rights should pay land-free leave within the prescribed time period, refuse to pay, and the land administration authorities of the municipalities, districts (markets) may apply for enforcement by the People's Court.

Article 14. In addition to the circumstances set out in Article 7 of this approach, it may also be dealt with in the following manner, in addition to the leakage of land charged under article 13 of this scheme:

(i) The conclusion of supplementary agreements to re-establish the responsibility for the development, completion and default (the extension period for the development of the movable business shall not exceed 12 months);

(ii) An agreement to recover the right to land use;

(iii) Other modalities established by the State.

The land-use authority has not chosen to deal within 5 days of the receipt of the decision to dispose of land, and the land administration authorities of the city, the communes (communes) shall be held accountable for default in accordance with the State's agreement on the use of the contract.

Article 15, in addition to Article 7 of this approach, has been identified for a period of up to 24 months of time, and in addition to the leasing of land in accordance with article 13 of this approach, may also be treated in the following manner:

(i) Non-moval of land-use rights in accordance with the law;

(ii) The construction of work has been developed and is addressed in accordance with article 14, paragraph 1, paragraph 1, of this approach. The land-use authority rejects the signing of supplementary agreements, and the land administration authorities of the Government of the city, the communes (communes) should be held accountable for their default in accordance with the State's agreement to establish a right to use a contract for the use of land.

Article 16, in accordance with article 14 and article 15 of this approach, provides that the use of supplementary agreements to deal with the land of the land shall not alter the rate of the acceptance of a contractual agreement by the former State for the construction of the land with the right to be paid, the high-level planning indicators.

Article 17 shall not be reimbursed by law for the right to land, and the landowner shall be transferred within 30 days of the date on which the land-processing decision is delivered. The refusal to return to land continues to be seized in accordance with the law of illegal land; the late failure to process the registration process for land write-offs, the non-return to land-use certificates and the write-off of land registration by the municipal, district and territorial authorities.

Article 18 Removal of land by law, and after the approval of the Government of the People's Land Administration of the city, the District (Central) People's Government, has entered the municipal, district (market) land reserve bank, managed by the city, district (market) land reserve centre and issued a social announcement.

Article 19, in addition to the circumstances set out in article 7 of this approach, the land-use-owner takes over 12 months and the land administration authorities of the urban, district and territorial governments should limit their participation in land tenders, auctions, wallcharts, activities in accordance with national provisions.

Article 20, which impedes the exercise by land management staff of their official duties under the law, shall be punished by law by the public security authorities; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article 21, Staff of land management toys negligence, abuse of their functions, are subject to administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities, which constitute crimes and are criminally prosecuted by law.

Article 22

Total investment: means that land-use rights are directly involved in the total amount of funds for land development, excluding the cost of access to land-use rights and the related tax charges paid to States.

Investments have been made to refer to the total amount of funds available to land users for land development.

Flight development: reference is to the construction of the building-building project, which has already been implementing the construction of the building to convey to the basement, and other construction projects have implemented substantive construction, such as water, electricity, roads and groundworking.

The construction of land area should be developed by movable workers: land-use rights should be defined in accordance with State-building arrangements and planning design conditions for the use of contracts or the transfer of decision-making documents, and land area for development should be completed within specified time.

Development of land area: reference is to the land area where land-use rights in land area construction should be developed by movable work.

Article 23, which is free of collective construction, uses of time limits for the development of time limits; unused exploitation, which is addressed in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 24 The land disposal approach in the city of Shasha was also repealed on 3 August 1999.