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The Protection Of Basic Farmland In Liaoning Province Approaches

Original Language Title: 辽宁省基本农田保护办法

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(Summit No. 55 of 6 December 2005 of the Government of the Greateren Province considered the adoption of the Decree No. 188 of 12 December 2005 on the Government of the Greateren Province, which was launched effective 1 February 2006)

Article 1 provides for special protection of basic farmland, stabilizing the area of land, promoting sustainable agricultural production and socio-economic development, in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China's Land Management Act, the Basic Faroe Protection Regulations, in conjunction with my province.
The second approach applies to the protection of basic farmland in my province's administration.
Article 3 protects basic farmland from a comprehensive planning, rational use, nutrient combination and a rigorous approach to protection.
Article IV Governments should incorporate the protection of basic farmland into national economic and social development plans, report regularly to the Government at the highest level on the protection of basic agricultural land in the current administrative area, and the Government at the highest level should strengthen its oversight of the protection of basic agricultural land at the next level.
Article 5
The management sector, such as development reform, construction, water, forestry, environmental protection, animal health regulation, is in line with their respective responsibilities to protect basic farmland.
The Government is responsible for the management of basic farmland protection in the current administration.
Article 6 Governments should take measures to strengthen infrastructure construction in basic farmland protected areas, such as electricity, electricity and roads, and encourage, direct agricultural production units and individuals to increase inputs on basic farms on a year-by-year basis, improve soils, maintain land, enhance land, and prevent pollution, sandization, salinization and salinization of basic farmland.
Article 7. In preparing and revising overall land use planning in accordance with the law, the Government should clarify the requirements for the management, quantity and quality of basic farmland protection.
The Government of the counties and communes (communes) prepares an overall land-use planning and shall determine basic farmland protected areas in accordance with national technical protocols, and include in the planning text and planning maps the quantity and place of basic farmland.
Article 8. The proportion of the total area of arable land in the territorial area, which is determined by the province as a whole, shall be in accordance with the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations.
Specific number indicators for basic farmland areas in cities, districts, communes (communes) are provided by the parent-level government on a case-by-step basis of overall land-use planning.
Article 9 is in line with the arable land set out in Article 10 of the Basic Farmlands Protection Regulations and should be transferred to basic farmland protected areas.
Land development, post-coordinated standard farms and new increased cropland, vibrant plantations and other cropland areas requiring special protection, can be converted into basic farmland protected areas.
Article 10
(i) More land administration authorities in the district will work with the same level of agricultural administration authorities to prepare, in accordance with the overall land-use planning and the number of basic agricultural land protection indicators issued by the Government at the grass-roots level, a programme for the delineation of basic farmland protected areas in the current administration area, which is approved by the current Government, after the approval of the Government;
(ii) The Government of the communes (communes) implements, in accordance with the number of indicators for the delineation of basic farmland protected areas developed by the territorial Government and the number of basic farmland protected areas, in particular by the village (groups), the authorized area of protection, the mapping of basic farmland protected areas in the town;
(iii) After the delineation of basic farmland protected areas in the town, the district Land Administration will review, summarize and prepare basic farmland protected areas maps in the current administrative area and complete a matrix of basic farmland protected areas;
(iv) After the delimitation of basic farmland areas, the provincial authorities of land administrations and provincial agricultural administrations have been identified or confirmed by the provincial government authorizing the municipal authorities to organize land administrations and agricultural administrative authorities.
Article 11 delineated basic farmland protected areas, which are confirmed by experience, are subject to protection symbols by the provincial governments and are made public in the homes of the basic farmland ( Towns).
The declaration of basic farmland protected areas should contain the following:
(i) Names, numbers, area and scope of protected areas;
(ii) Basic farmland protected area maps;
(iii) Responsible persons for protected areas;
(iv) Other elements should be noted.
Article 12 Land administration authorities in the counties should establish a change desk in basic farmland reserves and basic farmland protected areas, and carry out dynamic monitoring of changes in basic farmland protected areas.
The basic farmland protected area files should be sent within 60 days of the confirmation of the basic farmland protected area.
Article 13 provides that no unit or individual shall be allowed to change or take possession of the basic land area after delineation by law. In accordance with the statutory conditions, changes or occupations must be carried out in accordance with the law.
Article 14. Priority-building projects such as national energy, transport, water and military facilities do not have access to basic farmland protected areas, requiring the occupation of basic farmland areas, involving the transfer of farmland or the collection of land, and construction units should apply to project sites or municipal land administration authorities, with the approval of the Department of State by the same Government.
The following information should be submitted to the Land Administration when submitting the request:
(i) The use of basic farmland applications;
(ii) Field survey of land administration authorities and agricultural administration authorities;
(iii) Supplementary programmes for basic agricultural fields;
(iv) Other information provided by law, regulations and regulations.
Article 15, with the approval by the State Department of State of units that occupy basic agricultural fields, shall be responsible for the reclaiming of arable land with the quantity and quality of the basic farmland and shall not be required in accordance with the standards set by the provincial government.
Removal fees for arable land are included in financial management and are specifically used to reclaim new arsenals without relief, appropriation or diversion.
Article 16, which was approved by the Department of State, should modify the overall land-use planning in accordance with the approval documents of the Department of State and be added to the programme to supplement the number and quality of basic farmland.
Article 17, which is provisionally occupied by basic farms, approved by law, should pay temporary land compensation payments to the occupancy units in accordance with the agreement on the temporary use of land contracts and restore the conditions for the cultivation of the basic agricultural land occupied by the temporary use of land.
Those units that are temporarily occupied in basic agricultural fields are authorized by law and must be used and returned on an authorized basis.
Article 18 The right to use land in basic agricultural fields shall not alter the nature and purpose of basic farmland and shall not undermine land.
Article 19 shall not apply:
(i) Construction of kilns, construction houses, graves, excavations, mining, extraction and storage of solid wastes;
(ii) Expropriation or damage to facilities for basic farmland protected areas;
(iii) Lossss or unauthorized changes in the protection mark for basic farmland protected areas;
(iv) Other prohibited acts under laws, regulations and regulations.
Article 20 causes damage to basic farmland due to exhumation, collapse, pressure, etc., where land units or individuals should be responsible for reclaiming in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State; without conditions for reclaiming or recovering from basic farmland requirements, the local district government should revise the overall land use planning, provide approval by the former approval authority, supplement the number and quality of basic farms, and use land units or individuals to pay land reclaims in accordance with the standards set by the provincial government and reclaim the land administration authorities.
The underlying land reclaimed was confirmed by provincial land administration authorities with provincial agricultural administration authorities or confirmed by the provincial Government's authorization to organize land administration authorities and agricultural administrative authorities.
Article 21, the provincial agricultural administrative authorities should publish, in due course, the promotion, rotation, limitation or use of chemical, biological fertilizers in certain areas, in accordance with the realities of the province.
Units and individuals using basic farmland to operate in agricultural production should assume basic agricultural field construction and maintenance obligations and maintain and train land.
Article 22, which is approved by the Department of State for the use of capital-focused projects, must comply with national provisions for the management of environmental protection projects. In the project-building environmental impact evaluation report, basic agricultural land environmental protection programmes should be available.
The infrastructure for the protection of the environment in basic farmland should be designed in parallel with the construction of the project's main works, while at the same time being constructed. After the construction of basic agricultural environmental protection facilities, the executive authorities of environmental protection will receive the law with land, agricultural administration authorities. The projects that have been completed are contaminated with basic agricultural fields and must be governed by deadlines; losses should be compensated accordingly by law.
More than twenty-third Governments of the counties should determine a proportion of their land concessions in accordance with national and provincial provisions for basic agricultural field construction.
Article 24 Governments should establish a monitoring system for the protection of basic farmland, organize regular inspections of the protection of basic farmland, agricultural administration and other relevant sectors, and report on the inspection in writing to the Government at the highest level.
The commune (commune) Government should establish a system of regular inspections for the protection of basic farmland and identify violations of the timely reporting of land administration authorities in the district.
More than 25 municipalities (communes) Governments should establish a nuclear regime for the protection of responsibility for agricultural land.
The top-level Government should provide the next-level Government with a nuclear objective for the protection of the responsibilities of basic farmland areas, and the next-level Government should report annually to the Government on the implementation of the basic responsibilities for the protection of farmland. There has been a reduction or destruction of basic agricultural fields, and annual studies are not eligible. The top-level Government should be responsible for the removal of basic agricultural land by the non-qualified government and the suspension of its annual land plan indicators.
Article 26, in violation of this approach, provides that damage or unauthorized alteration of the designations of basic farmland protected areas may be fined by over 500,000 dollars of the land administration or by the agricultural administrative authorities.
Article 27, in violation of this approach, provides that the temporary use of basic farmland is not returned or is not used for approved purposes, and is subject to an administrative authority of more than 3,000 yen.
Article 28 Staff of the executive authorities, such as land, agriculture, are treated by law in one of the following cases in the management of basic farmland and are criminally liable by law:
(i) In violation of the provisions for the processing of clearance of essential agricultural fields;
(ii) Reinstructions should be organized without being carried out by a legal organization;
(iii) Acts of intrusion and destruction of basic farmland are not investigated by law and corrected;
(iv) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.
Article 29, in violation of this approach, imposes penalties in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.
Article 33 The Excellence of the Excellence of the Excellence Protection of Fundamental Farms in the Province was repealed on 24 May 1996.