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Shenzhen Municipal Planning Land Supervision Under Administrative Law Enforcement Organs And Their Functions

Original Language Title: 深圳市规划土地监察行政执法主体及其职责规定

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Chapters of the Land Monitoring Administration and their responsibilities are planned in the city of Shenzhen

(Act No. 222 of the People's Government Order No. 222 of 14 July 2010 on 1 September 2010)

In order to strengthen the planning of land inspection, the executive law enforcement subjects and responsibilities for land monitoring are clearly planned, the implementation of urban planning, land management laws, regulations, regulations and regulations is guaranteed, in line with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act, the People's Republic of China Administrative Punishment Act.

Article 2. Planning land inspection, as described in this Article, refers to activities carried out under the law in violation of urban planning, land management laws, regulations, regulations and regulations by municipal, district-planning land monitoring bodies and supervision of units and individuals with respect to urban planning, land management laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 3 provides for the establishment of land inspectorate institutions in the city, in the district and in the street.

Article IV Planning of land inspection bodies to perform the following functions:

(i) Develop a land inspection policy and organize implementation to monitor implementation;

(ii) The focus on the scope of the city and the conduct of daily monitoring of high-technical means such as satellite remote sensing tests;

(iii) To investigate evidence, identify and make administrative sanctions decisions on major cases, disputes or even more new cases, and cases reported by various institutions in the planning of the land sector in the city;

(iv) Command, movement control and city planning institutions and regional, street planning land inspection agencies, and organizing cross-sectoral and major law enforcement actions.

Article 5

(i) To investigate evidence of violations and violations committed in the present administration area and to determine that administrative sanctions are imposed by law;

(ii) The forced removal of illegal construction organizations that should be dismantled in the present administration area by law;

(iii) To promote the planning of regular inspections by land inspection agencies in the streets of the administration.

The Land Monitoring Unit of the New Zone, the New District of Lawn, receives the authorization of the treasury area, the Rombo Planning Land Monitoring Agency and assumes the planning of land inspection in the Territory.

Article 6. Planning of land inspection institutions in the streets to perform the following duties:

(i) To conduct regular inspections of unit and individual compliance with relevant urban planning, land management laws, regulations and regulations;

(ii) To put an end to violations of land and the construction of illegal land within the jurisdiction, to report on the planning of land inspectorates in the area and to cooperate with them;

(iii) Other matters to be carried out by the host city, the District Planning Authority.

The Street Land Monitoring Body is mandated by the District Planning Land Monitoring Agency in the Administrative Region to make administrative decisions in its name.

The Land Inspectorate, which is under the jurisdiction of the New District of Light and the New District of the Lawn, is responsible for the planning of land inspection in the Territory by the Land Inspectorate, respectively, of the treasury area.

Article 7 provides information on urban planning or land concessions, or needs to be determined by the parties' conduct, in writing, for the planning of the land sector to provide information or professional advice.

The city planning sector should provide, within ten working days from the date of receipt of written requests, information or professional advice; if the matter involved is complex, the date of the extension should be given to the applicant's unit for the reasons and for a clear response.

Article 8. Urban land monitoring institutions should develop harmonized law enforcement instruments for use by district and street land monitoring agencies.

Article 9. In the course of the investigation of cases of violations committed by land inspectorates in the city, in the district and in the streets, it was found that the State's staff had an offence and should be held accountable for administrative responsibility and had been transferred to their office or to the inspection body.

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