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Gansu Province Implementing The Regulation On State-Owned Housing On Land Expropriation And Compensation Provisions

Original Language Title: 甘肃省实施《国有土地上房屋征收与补偿条例》若干规定

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A number of provisions of the National Land Collection and Compensation Regulations are implemented in Gang Province

(Adopted at the 93rd ordinary meeting of the Government of Gangong Province on 4 November 2011, No. 86 of 13 November 2011, by the Order of the People's Government of Gangang Province, which was issued as from 1 January 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1 establishes this provision in the light of the State Department's National Land Tax and Compensation Regulations.

Article 2. This provision applies to State-owned land collection and compensation activities within the territorial administration.

Article 3. Provincial housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities are responsible for guiding the collection and compensation of all provincial homes.

The relevant departments, such as provincial finance, land resources, development reform, should work in conjunction with their respective responsibilities for the collection and compensation of homes.

Article IV is responsible for the collection and compensation of homes in the current administrative region.

Households identified by the municipal, district-level people's government are charged and compensated for the operation of houses in this administrative area.

The relevant sectors, such as city, district-level finance, land-use resources and development reform, should work in collaboration with their respective responsibilities for the collection and compensation of homes in this administrative area.

The housing leprosy sector can commission specific work on house collection and compensation by the house.

Article 5

Article 6. The home-covered project is at the streets and the community should cooperate with the house-covering and compensating.

Public safety, education, civil affairs, etc., should be carried out in conjunction with the work on housing and compensation, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, without increasing the burden of house-covering services and persons charged, in a timely manner.

Chapter II

Article 7

When the house collects the project, a directory of the real estate price assessment body should be made available to the licensee, selected by the licensee in the published directory for consultation with the appropriate qualifications assessment body. The licensee was unable to select a real estate assessment institution in a consultative manner, and the voting rate should be reached by more than half by voting. The licensee could not agree within 5 days of the date on which the directory of the property price assessment body was provided by the house, and the drawing of lots should be conducted under the supervision of the public accreditation body.

Article 8. There is a greater scope for house collection, which can be shared by more than two real estate price assessment agencies.

More than two real estate price assessment agencies have assumed the same project assessment operation, and joint consultations should be held to identify a real estate price assessment body as the lead unit; the lead units should organize communication with relevant real estate price assessment agencies on the basis of assessment, assessment principles, assessment methodologies, selection of key parameters, methods of assessment, and modalities for evaluation findings.

Article 9. The real estate price assessment body shall independently, objectively and impartially carry out the collection of housing price assessments, without interference by any unit or individual.

Article 10. The housing-covering sector, established by the Government of the State, shall form a committee of experts on real estate price assessment, in accordance with the Home and Urban-Based Home-Based Scheme. Inadequate professional technic personnel in this administrative area may be co-organized with neighbouring municipalities, states, or experts are also employed across the province.

Article 11. The results of the assessment of real estate prices by the licensee or the housing sector may apply for review to the real estate price assessment body, in accordance with the Home and Urban-Based Home-Based Home-Based Assessment Scheme, which may be validated by the Committee of Experts on the Assessment of the Real estate Prices of the Removed House.

Article 12. Costs of selecting the real estate price assessment body are borne by the house-covered sectors.

Chapter III

Article 13 Compensation for loss of life is directed to persons who have suffered damage from the suspension of the property due to the collection of homes on State land.

Article 14.

(i) The licensee of the house is shown as the operating house;

(ii) To obtain a licence of business in accordance with the law;

(iii) The relevant licence procedure for the production of a licence is obtained by law.

Article 15. Reimbursement for loss of life shall be determined on the basis of the latest three-year tax certificate provided by the collector; less than three years is based on the full production of tax certificates.

The loss of the work of the suspension was compensated for, and more than three years of production were based on the average value of the operation for almost three years and less than three years were based on the average value of benefits during the production operation.

Article 16 Periods of compensation for loss of life are reimbursed by commercial, serviceable industries for a half-year period; industrial production industry is compensated for one year.

Chapter IV Housing security

Article 17 The municipalities, district-level people's governments, while issuing a decision-making announcement on house collection, should inform housing security conditions within the scope of the house.

Article 18 imposes on individuals who meet the housing security conditions established by the municipal, district-level people's Government, priority should be given to the housing security facility and the way in which they are voluntarily chosen by the licensee.

Article 19 respondents who are eligible and voluntarily chosen to prioritize housing guarantees should submit written requests to the housing-covering sector, which should be submitted in a timely manner to the same-tier housing security management.

Housing security management should be approved, confirmed and processed in a timely manner on the list of priority housing guaranteed by the housing sector.

Article 20 enjoys priority housing guarantees, which may be accommodated after currency compensation and may be replaced by property rights.

Article 21 guarantees the replacement of property rights and, at the time of the processing of property, the portion of the claim for the return of the area covered by the Housing Title Act indicates that it retains its original title.

Chapter V

Article 2 This provision has been preceded by a project to obtain a housing demolition permit under the law and continues to follow the original provisions.