(Summit No. 54 of the Eleventh People's Government of Broad Orientale Province, 28 May 2010 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 146 of 13 June 2010 of the People's Government Order No. 146 of 13 June 2010 (effective 1 September 2010)

In order to effectively protect arable land, strict control of the transfer of land to non-agricultural land has been taken to ensure a dynamic balance of the total cropland and to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Land Management Act and other relevant legal regulations.

Article II applies to the management of non-agriculture-building supplementary land within the territorial administration.

Article 3. Non-agricultural construction has been approved for the occupation of cultivated land, according to the principle of “whatever, the extent to which it has been reclaimed” by units or individuals responsible for reclaiming the quantity and quality of the cultivated land, without conditions for reclaiming or reclaiming land that is not in accordance with the requirements of this approach. Removal fees for arable land should be included as a capital-use cost in the overall investment in construction projects.

Removal fees for arriculture should be earmarked to cover expenses such as cultivating land in arable land and cultivating new arable land.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should encourage land collation. Land reclaiming should be carried out in accordance with the following procedures:

(i) In accordance with the overall land-use planning, the land administration authorities at the district level organize specific planning for local land collation and development, the establishment of provinces, municipalities (more than the city), districts (including the district level, area, etc.) to supplement the cropland project bank;

(ii) In accordance with the Land Use Year Plan and the Land Consolidation and Development Specific Planning, the Land Recovering and Development Plans have been developed by the Land Administration authorities at the district level, and the establishment of specific projects from the supplementary cropland project bank to organize the implementation of projects by the relevant units;

(iii) The Land Administration of the Government of the above-ranking people organizes project inspections with the relevant departments of the Government.

Land collation and development-specific planning should be aligned with urban and rural planning, and complementary arable land shall not be delineated within the planning building area.

Article 5

Sectors such as agriculture, forestry, development reform, finance, environmental protection, planning, inspection, audit and price should be synergistic in accordance with their respective functions.

Article 6

Article 7. Within the area of urban, district and urban construction identified in the overall land-use planning, urban planning for the implementation of urban planning, district town planning is legitimized and occupied by the urban, district and territorial governments, and responsibilities for arable land are vested in the urban, district and local governments. In the context of the town, commune, village-building land identified in the overall land-use planning, cultivated occupies for towns, communes, villages, and responsibilities for arable land are assumed by the town (communes) Government or by the rural collective economic organization. In arranging specific project sites, the landing unit pays the arsenal under the prescribed criteria.

In addition to the construction of land-use infrastructure projects, such as energy, transport, water, minerals, military facilities, which are identified in the overall land-use planning area, are occupied by land-use units to pay arable land.

Article 8. Within the context of urban and villages identified in the overall land-use planning process, sub-agricultural land has been transferred to occupants of cultivated land and replaced by arranging land reserve indicators, which can be used as complementary cropland and no longer pay for cropland reclaims; failure to implement pre-removable land indicators requiring the use of cultivated land reserves by the holder responsible for arable arricultures to pay for cultivated land.

A separate site-building project occupies arable land, which is supplemented by cropland by the first replenishment, shall apply to municipal, district land administration authorities to integrate arrangements with municipal, district land administration authorities; failure to implement prefabricated land claims; and the use of land units should pay cultivated land.

Article 9. The municipalities and the communes can organize land-recovering development projects and reclaim new cropland experience has been confirmed and the remainder can serve as a cropland reserve indicator in order to ensure a balance between local farming.

In accordance with the agreement of the city, the People's Government of the District, the arable land reserve indicators can be transferred to the arsenal of the arsenal of the arsenal, the district as a statistical indicator to supplement the cropland. Previous ownership and use of arable land. The municipalities that transfer arable land reserves indicators should assume corresponding arsenal responsibilities.

The income transferred by the Government of the people at all levels is included in the financial budget management for cropland development, cropland protection, off-land afforestation, agro-industries, etc., with specific approaches being developed by the provincial financial sector with provincial land, forestry administration authorities.

Article 10

(i) No. 18 in the district, district level;

(ii) In the above-mentioned city area (excluding district, district and district level).

Because of basic farmland, the arriculture reclaimer rate was $20 per square met.

Article 11. Removal charges in arable land are administratively charged and shall be included in financial budget management prior to the processing of agricultural land transfers.

Article 12. The use of cultivated land residues administered by the provincial land administration authorities and provincial agricultural administration authorities shall be reviewed annually by the provincial fiscal sector for the annual budget submission, with specific funds being allocated directly to cultivated land, supplementary land and landing projects or project management units, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the treasury.

The operational costs required for the reclaiming of arable land, survey, survey, measurement, logic, and completion of the harvest are charged at 3 per cent of the cost of reclaiming the arsenal no longer than the FC.

Article 13 adds that the reclaimed land shall be carried out within the city and territory of the cropland. It is true that the land reserve resources are scarce and cannot be reclaimed in the region as complementary farming land, which can be complemented by the development of supplementary land.

Article XIV supplements the harvested land according to the following procedures:

(i) In addition to the reclaimed land, the provincial land administration authorities will conduct initial tests with the same levels of agricultural, forestry administration;

(ii) Initially qualified by municipal land administration authorities to conduct inspection visits with counterparts in agriculture, forestry administration;

(iii) Received, by provincial land administration authorities, to be screened with provincial agriculture, forestry, development reform, finance, inspection, audit etc.;

(iv) Accreditation, which is qualified by municipal land, agriculture, forestry administration authorities.

Article 15. The Government of the people at the district level may require the occupation of units of the arable land to use the cultivated land for soil improvements in new arable land, poor or other arable land.

Article 16 deducts and expropriates the royalties of landing, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China's Land Management Act and the Financial Offences Disposal Regulations.

Article 17 supplements the Ministry's Government's time limit for failure to achieve a balance in cropland, and freezes the next annual agricultural land transfer plan target in the region for approval.

Article 18 The Government of the People of the Province of the Sudan, which was published on 13 November 2001, repealed the supplementary cropland management approach for the construction of non-agricultural farming in the Province of Chiang Mai Province.