Article 1 provides for the implementation of the basic national policy of cherishing, rationalizing land and effectively protecting arable land, implementing a strategy for resource-saving priorities, optimizing land resources, protecting the legitimate rights of land rights, guaranteeing the sustainable use of land resources, in accordance with the laws, administrative regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Land Management Act, and developing this approach in line with the practice of the province.

The use of land savings in the administrative areas of the province and its related activities are applicable.

The use of Article 3 land savings is guided by the principles of economy, rationalization, planning and market configuration.

The Government of the above-mentioned people at the fourth district level has implemented a unified organization, leadership, decision on major land-use matters, setting up a land-saving set of objectives and a nuclear evaluation system that incorporates the level of land savings into the Government's annual work objective responsibilities for the implementation of land savings and secure funds.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices are working with land savings.

More than 5 districts of the Land Resources Administration are responsible for the use of specific management in the current administrative region.

In accordance with the statutory responsibilities, the development and reform, economic and informationization, finance, science and technology, environmental protection, housing and urban and rural-urban construction (planning), agriculture, forestry, water conservation, etc.) sectors are jointly prepared to make use of specific management.

The units and individuals who use land in Article 6 must be cherished and used in a reasonable manner to comply with laws, regulations, regulations and regulations relating to the saving of some land and assume responsibility for violations and default.

Chapter II

Governments of more than 7 districts should establish binding targets in line with the overall top-level land-use planning, prepare and implement overall land-use planning in accordance with the law, and control the size of the building area, integrate the management of the scale, buoyage, structure and time frames, and increase the level of savings on the ground.

Plans such as industrial development, urban and rural construction, infrastructure construction, etc., developed by the Government of the People of Article 8 (hereinafter referred to as city, district and district governments), should be aligned with the overall planning of land use, adjusted or modified to the scale of construction beyond the overall land-use planning.

Article 9 municipalities and zonal governments should organize specific planning for the development of low-efficiencies, the use of space in urban areas, the integrated treatment of rural land, and highlight savings indicators such as unit-building of land-based two industries, land supply rates, land-use rates, land-use rates, and land-use rates, and optimization of land-use spaces and batch.

Article 10 municipalities, zonal governments, in line with the overall land-use planning and rural and urban planning, determine the boundaries of urban development and prohibiting the construction of borders and strictly implement a system of building space control.

Strict exploitation requirements ( parking areas), land access requirements in the industrial assembly area are tailored to the relevant planning, to increase the investment intensity of industrial construction projects, absorption rate, a unital output ratio, and to optimize the allocation of land resources in the development area ( parking area), industrial assembly areas.

Article 11 municipalities and zonal governments should manage land-use structures, in line with the overall land-use planning, to secure new land-uses, to increase ecological land use, to optimize rural and urban infrastructure, and to increase urban-rural land-building policies in line with national and provincial regulations, and to implement rural land-based land-use reduction policies, to carry out rural air and low-efficiencies, and to increase the proportion of urban land-building.

Article 12 builds on the right to use the land, either on the ground or on the ground. The use of the right to build on the ground, which is set up in a separate sub-tier, and the length of time, is governed by the relevant provisions of the right to build land.

In line with the overall land-use planning, urban and rural planning, to meet the safety requirements of firefighting, urban protection, environmental protection and buildings (constructions) and to encourage the development of local spaces such as urban public facilities, public squares (green), school playgrounds, the construction of parking parks (bank) and commercial services, logistics warehouses and human protection and the avoidance of disaster; and the promotion of integrated trajectory building in urban areas.

Chapter III Land supply and recovery

Article 13 municipalities and zonal governments should gradually expand the scope of land reimbursable use. The various types of reimbursable land supply should fully reflect supply and scarcity of resources and promote land savings by using price leverage.

The operating land, such as industrial, commercial, recreational, tourism and commodity homes, and two or more of the same places of interest, should be determined by land users and land prices, including through tendering, auctions or walls. No unit or individual may set limits that affect fair and fair competition.

Article XIV, the communes' governments should, in accordance with the results of the land valuation, industrial policy, environmental damage costs, be integrated by collective decision-making to determine the bottom of the land tenders or the opening and bottom-up of the land. The floors, starting prices and floor prices shall not be lower than the minimum price criteria established by States and provinces.

Article 15 municipalities, zones' governments should adjust and publish baselines in due course based on changes in land markets. Benchmarks should be adjusted for five years; they should be released on the basis of market conditions that do not need to be adjusted; they are not adjusted or unregistered, and they are not used for the sui generis assessment.

Article 16 Industrial access should be consistent with industrial policies established by States and provinces. Governments of municipalities, districts may determine the length of time of use of different industrial construction in accordance with business and industrial policies, etc.

When the authorities of Article 17 have the right to make use of the various types of State-owned land resources, the planning requirement, land-use conditions, land-use conditions, land-use conditions, land-use recovery conditions and modalities, performance bonds and default responsibilities, etc., should be agreed upon in the State-building of the use of concessions, leases, etc.

The right to national land use under the law may be transferred by law.

The right to transfer of land has been in line with a contract agreement or legal, regulatory and regulatory terms, but for reasons such as projects, funds, expected benefits, it is difficult to continue to develop or meet the expected targets and to encourage land-use rights to be transferred in accordance with the law.

Article 19 is in line with the multi-tier standard plant set by the State and the province, which may be operated through leases, or may be divided according to the agreement of the land to divide the contract, without altering functionality and land use.

Article 20, the communes' governments should improve the land reserve system, with priority being given to the use of air-conditional, non-removable and low-effective State stock-building.

Land reserves can be used by land reserves, along with land buildings (constructions), through leases, temporary use.

Article 21 reclaims the use of land by State-building in a manner that requires public interest or the early recovery of the right to use State-building in a reimbursable manner, may take a consultative recovery approach to recovering land after a reasonable compensation for the land-use owner is paid by the municipal, district and territorial governments.

The recovery or early recovery of the use of State-owned land is carried out by the authorities of the city, the Land Resources Administration, together with the counterparts concerned, to develop land-use recovery programmes and to report to the Government of the same people for approval.

Recovering or recovering the right of State-building to use land in advance, the authorities of the city, the zone and territorial resource administration should place the reasons for the recovery of land-use rights, the location of the plots, the four-to-size-fits-all issues, within the scope involved in the recovery of land use rights, and make public statements on the website of the administrative authorities responsible for the recovery of the land-use resources.

The second article, in advance of the recovery of the State's right to use land, is agreed upon to implement it in accordance with the agreement; the contract does not agree that the amount of land compensation should be assessed on the basis of land area, remaining land tenure, original approval of land use, level of land exploitation and the prices of the surrounding land market.

Article 23 recovers compensation for the use of State-building in the form of a transferee, in accordance with the following principles:

(i) The land-use holder pays the allocation price, which should be reimbursed after the determination of the allocation of land-use rights benefits, in accordance with the cost of land-use-holders and the input to land.

(ii) The land-use holder has not paid the allocation price, and the commune and district governments can recover the transfer of land-use rights without compensation. However, appropriate compensation should be provided to the buildings on their ground (constitutional).

Article 24 Land-useholders have offered to return to land-use treatment, in accordance with articles 21, 3, and 22, 23 of this approach.

Article 25 provides for State-owned land-based homes under the law, and the right to use land shall be recovered at the same time and, in accordance with the National Land-Based and Compensation Regulations and the procedures set out in the Zangi State Land Regulations for the recovery and compensation process with the State-owned land-covered home.

The disposal of land is carried out in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China's Land Management Act, and the Homeland Resources Administration Authority's Land Resources Administration, as well as contract agreements.

The Article 26 Rural Collective Economic Organization has recovered collective land use rights and should be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Land Management Act. Recovering compensation for collective land use rights, the contract has been agreed to be implemented in accordance with the agreement; the contract does not agree that it should be reimbursed after the determination of the right to land is determined, in accordance with the cost of the land-use owner and the input to the land.

Recovering collective land-use rights, the Rural Collective Economic Organization should notify land-use rights in writing on matters such as the recovery of collective land-use rights, the location of plots, the four-to-dates, and the announcement of 30 days in the public column of villagers.

Rural community-building has been implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Chapter IV Land stocktaking

Article 27 builds the use of land should give priority to the development of land used for use of air, waste, sequestration and low-efficiency. The scope of low-efficiency land is determined to be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Government of the province.

The urban, district and local governments should promote integration and convergence of industrial spaces, in accordance with the overall land-use planning and urban and rural planning, and increase the rehabilitation of old residential areas, old-age zones, and villages in urban areas, and lead to the rational replacement of industry.

Article 28 industrial enterprises promote the upgrading of traditional industrial industries through the use of existing plants and the use of existing industrial land use, with the approval of the law by rural and urban planning, the territorial resource administration authorities, and the introduction of post-removal reconstruction, plant nutrients, renovation, underground space development, to increase land investment intensity, efficiency and absorption rates, without change in land use.

Article 29 Land-users, in the absence of change in the subject matter of use, without redevelopment, in line with fire safety, shall apply for temporary changes in the use of housing, such as industrial plants, warehousing houses and land resources, research and development design, innovative industries, and services such as tourism, goods storage and agricultural sales, and shall retain their land use in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Urban and Rural Planning Regulations of the province. However, land benefits should be paid in accordance with the provisions of the city, the people's government.

Article 31, which is the result of the Government's leading implementation of the restructuring of the city, town planning, requires the relocation of industrial projects in line with national and provincial industrial policy, which can be rescheduled for the land use of the land-use in accordance with urban, town planning, in accordance with the principles of such prices, in accordance with which the original land-use owner has been able to rescheduled or leased.

The Government of the Thirty-first Municipalities and the People's Government should establish an incentive for the development of low-effective redevelopment and re-use of land to redevelopment in accordance with the law on low-efficiencies, the use of rough, unreasonable use, and the reuse of land due to mining damage, transportation line, relocation of settlements and industrial adjustments.

Deposited land-useholders are encouraged to develop themselves or jointly with low-efficiencies in accordance with the law and to reuse them. Projects developed by former land-use holders related to changes in land use, consistent with national and provincial-related provisions, may be negotiated for the processing of land-use procedures, except for the development of business properties.

Social capital is encouraged to be involved in the development and disposal of low-efficiencies.

Article 32 municipalities and zonal governments can reasonably develop unused land use in accordance with the overall land-use planning and rural and urban planning, in accordance with the need to protect quality farming, optimize urban development and industrial development. However, no unauthorized use of non-agricultural construction is permitted without legal approval.

The rehabilitation of the villages in Article 33 town should be carried out in a relatively concentrated form, with urban construction to focus on the construction of multiple apartments, the promotion of the construction of high-level apartments, the non-establishment of single-parent homes, and the construction of single-parent homes outside urban construction sites, the construction of the centre's villages and the control of single-parent residential construction.

Village construction should take full advantage of the original residential base in the village, the irdlelands and the non-arrigated land in the slope. It was encouraged to build in conjunction with projects such as derailing poverty and the relocation of geological disasters from risk resettlement.

Article 34 encourages rural villagers to free their homes voluntarily. Rural collective economic organizations may take incentives, subsidies (remediation) to relocate empty and redundant residential bases.

Removal sites are redistributed by local rural collective economic organizations, or are retreated, reclaimed and used in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Chapter V Oversight management

More than XV people at the level of Article 3 should organize, on a regular basis, a survey on the use of land use and a stocktaking exercise to fully capture conditions and inputs in rural and urban areas, scale-up utilization, potential scale and spatial distribution. Specific investigation and evaluation approaches are implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

More than thirty-sixth district-level administrative authorities will establish land-use monitoring and monitoring mechanisms with the counterparts concerned to monitor land use and to ensure that land use is used by land users in accordance with land-reimbursable contract agreements or by the transfer of decisions.

The administrative authorities responsible for monitoring compliance with the area of project use, use and land credit collection (exploitation); the development and reform of administrative authorities at the district level are responsible for supervision of the nature of the project, industrial policy implementation, investment intensity, unitary inputs, output comparisons; and the administration authorities at the district level responsible for monitoring the project planning indicators (including land-use properties, sizes, sizes, buildings, green density, housing rates, and the number of households, etc.).

More than 37 territorial resource administration authorities have established a public system for land development using dynamic information and are regularly publicized on land clearance, implementation and land supply, contract performance, etc. on their sectoral websites.

In addition to the penalties imposed by law, the administrative authorities of more than thirty-eight districts and other relevant departments may, in accordance with national and provincial provisions, incorporate into their public exclusive systems, access to or disclosure by law, in violation of the land economy.

Article 39 violates the provisions of this approach, and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations have legal responsibilities.

Default is assumed in accordance with the contract by territorial units, individuals and administrative authorities at the district level above.

In violation of this approach, the authorities of the territorial resource administration and other relevant departments at the district level and their staff members are treated by law by the competent and other direct responsible persons entitled to be directly responsible in accordance with the authority of management;

(i) In violation of the national and provincial catalogues relating to the allocation of land, the limitation of use, and the prohibition of use of land;

(ii) The land to be used in accordance with the law shall be reimbursed for the purposes of the minimum price standards set by States and provinces;

(iii) The base value has not been adjusted for five years or has not been disclosed;

(iv) There are other provocative fraud, abuse of authority, and obscene behaviour.

Annex VI

Article 40 city and territory governments should establish specific enforcement rules in accordance with this approach.

Article 42 is implemented effective 1 April 2016.