(Health 152th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 2 March 2010 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 99 of 2 March 2010 No. 99 of the Order No. 99 of the Government of the Queenmin City of 2 March 2010 for implementation effective 2 April 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to enhance transparency in the supply of information on land in the city, correctly direct market investment and demand, increase market representation of land resources, promote land trade market construction, and develop this approach in line with the National People's Republic of China Land Management Act, the People's Republic of China Urban Property Management Act, the Government of the People's Republic of China, the provisional regulations on land use concessions and transfers of State-owned land use rights in the People's Republic of China, the auction of tenders and the laws and regulations such as the National Land Use Rights Act.

Article 2

Article 3 provides information on State-owned construction sites, as described in this approach, including the construction of land-based supply plans in Kymin City, information prior to the availability of land, the announcement of land concessions and tendering auctions, and post-land information.

Article IV. The publication of information should be guided by the principles of legal norms, openness, integrity and timeliness of the public, in accordance with the sound system, normative content, clear process and efficiency requirements, and integrated management by the Urban Land Resources Agency.

Article 5 Land policies, regulations, land supply plans throughout the city, urban-level land supply information, transfers, transfer announcements, and post-mission information are issued by the Urban Land Reserve Centre and the Urban Land Resources Authority.

Other land supply-related information can be disseminated by the districts (markets), three national-level development (referral) and land reserve institutions in accordance with the channels provided for in this approach.

Urban planning information related to land is published by the Urban Planning Bureau.

Chapter II Collection, clearance and publication of information on land supply

Article 6 Land Supply Plans were issued by the Urban Land Reserve Centre or the Urban Land Resources Authority, with the approval of the Urban Land Reserve Commission.

Article 7 provides for the collection of information on land supply, which is published by 30 per month by 30 per month, and is reported to the Land Resources Authority by 30 per month after the approval of the district or administration committees.

The Urban Land Reserve Centre is responsible for collecting information on land supply for the collation of reserve plots and planning necessary for publication by the Urban Land Reserve Centre, the Urban Land Resources Authority or the Land Transactions Authority.

Chapter III

Article 8

Information issued prior to the availability of land includes, inter alia, land policy, legislation, land use master planning, urban overall planning, the allocation, provision of land information, planning conditions for plots, the surrounding environment, the surrounding environment, the zoning function and recent construction planning, land development time frame, investment values, market prospects.

The project area of solicitation should be given specific construction project design conditions prior to the introduction of projects by the municipal government organization.

Article 10 provides for the distribution of land supply information by way of allocation for the total supply and supply structure established by the land supply plan.

Article 11 provides information on land supply in a form of agreement, including land-use rights, land-use land area, contingencies, place, use, prices.

Article 12 uses and commercial domains in the form of the tendering auction, which include supply areas, location, planning design conditions, time orders, supply modalities.

Article 13 provides industrial land with a notice of land supply information through the auction of tenders, including: construction project requirements for specific supply plots, investment intensity indicators, area, location, development of collation, planning conditions, order, supply modalities.

The results should be made public at the end of the land tender auction.

Article 15. The surfaces transferred by the agreement include the origin of the land-use rights, State-owned land use certificates, area, location, use, and transfer prices. The results of the transfer should be made public upon presentation.

Chapter IV

Article 16

Article 17 provides land availability and post-release information for distribution and agreement, and is available on the main local press and government website in the city.

Article 18 provides pre-provided information on land in the form of a tender auction, published in the main local media, government websites and national prominent websites in the city, affecting the larger range of plots to be published in the relevant trade chambers and exhibitions, parking projects and the media such as television, radio, etc., and should be channelled through e-mail, correspondence.

Article 19 gives a notice of land from the auction of tenders, published in the main local press media, the Urban Land Resources Authority website, the provincial Land Resources Office website and the China Land Market website, which affect larger plots, and should also be published at press media and government-approved press briefings issued throughout the country, and should be channelled through e-mail, correspondence.

Article 20 Information after land supply is published on the Urban Land Resources Authority website.

Article 21 provides information on the transfer of plots by the agreement and is available on the website of the local press and the Urban Land Resources Authority.

Article 2 focuses on the use of land trade fairs, the organization of thematic promotions, including through participation in land trade conferences, the creation of a situation of full communication and effective interaction with the developer, the genuine realization of the publicization of the land market and the reasonable allocation of land resources.

Article 23, in order to enhance the efficiency of the tender auction's walls, fully underscores the value of land resources, should be based on integrated elements such as land resource characteristics, sector strengths, urban overall planning and future development trends, conceptual planning of the project, the development of a series of photographs, text and multimedia information materials, and the transformation of land information into project pool resources.

Chapter V Times of publication of information on land supply

Article 24 provides for a period of 30 working days after the approval of the supply plan by the State of the city.

Article 25 plans for the release of time for the purpose of the land to be determined by the local plan for a period of 30 working days. The information is published on a quarterly and annual basis.

Article 26 provides information prior to the tendering auction, which is published by a quarterly or land supply plan and published at the relevant exhibitions and outreach meetings in accordance with the arrangements of the municipal government.

Article 27 gives notice of public transactions to be carried out by 20 days, as prescribed by law.

The second eighteen articles should be made available to the solicitation auction within 10 working days after the conclusion of the tender auction's flagship activity, and the media are published by the owner in the tangible market or designated place.

Article 29 gives a period of seven days for the transfer of a surface transaction to the agreement, with the result of the transaction showing a period of 10 working days after the transfer of land.

Article 31: The land project solicitation campaign was carried out in principle by the organization of three to six months prior to the project announcement.

Chapter VI Other management

Article 31 deals with the publication of information from the Urban Land Resources Authority, which is included in the annual sectoral budget by the Urban Land Resources Authority, implemented in accordance with the approval of the statutory procedures, by the Urban Finance Bureau in advance of the year, and the year-end reunification settlement.

Article 32 Urban Land Reserve Centres, the Land Resources Authority of the districts (communes) and the Land Resources Division of the National Level Development (Health leave) are responsible for the information on the land supply of the top-up report. The information was not real and was vested with the main leadership of the Urban Land Reserve Centre, the national Turk resources (subsidiaries).

Article 33 Tripartite Land Reserve Centres, municipalities (markets), three national-level development (exceives) regional commissions should provide information on land supply on time and not reported on time, with the primary responsibility of the Urban Land Reserve Centre, the municipalities (communes), the three national level development (referral) district committees.

Article 34 Urban Land Reserve Centres, the Urban Land Resources Authority or its units authorizing the publication of information on land supply should provide for the publication of information on land supply in accordance with the provisions, regulations and time frame. No information on land supply has been issued as required, with the primary leadership of the Urban Land Reserve Centre and the Urban Land Resources Authority.

In accordance with the land market situation, the municipal or municipal land reserve centres may organize the territorial land, planning, housing sector and various district (market) governments, as well as the three national-level development (referral) district committees, for project promotion activities.

Chapter VII

Article 36 of this approach is implemented effective 2 April 2010.