(Summit 10th ordinary session of the People's Government of 29 December 2008 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 10 of 6 January 2009 and No. 10 of the People's Government Order No. 10 of the city of Hitil and Hui, effective 15 February 2009)

Article 1 strengthens land management, regulates land market order and deepens land-use system reform, in line with the provisions of the Land Management Act of the People's Republic of China, the Urban Property Management Act of the People's Republic of China, the Home Mongolian Self-Autonomous Region for the implementation of the Land Management Act and the provisions of relevant legislation such as the Meh and the Land Management Regulations of the Turks and Caicos City.

Article 2, this approach applies to the management of royalties within the four districts of the city of Hitil (with economic technology development zones).

Article 3 of this approach refers to land-use rights acquired by land users in a manner other than through concession and price-funded (entry units), authorization to operate, operating land-use rights and their land-based buildings, other consignments and lease activities, and to the Government's pure proceeds of land collected in accordance with the law.

This approach refers to the acquisition of State land-use rights in the form of lease, which means that land-users enter into a certain year-long land lease contract with the territorial land resource management of the people at the district level and pay for rent.

Article IV calls and the Land Resources Authority of the city of Hitil (hereinafter referred to as the Urban Land Resources Authority) are responsible for the management of territorial leases within the Territory, and the city's rent-free agencies are responsible for their specific implementation.

Article 5

(i) The right to national land use in the form of lease;

(ii) The introduction of corporate transformation, the formation of enterprise groups, restructuring of the equity, rental operation and sale, merger and adoption of land leases for disposal of land assets;

(iii) Removal of land-use rights in enterprises;

(iv) Access to land-use rights in a manner that is allocated for operation and lease;

(v) Access to land use in the development of commodity housing (excluding affordable housing, integral rents) by means of allocation;

(vi) The acquisition of land-use rights by way of making use, changing the use of contractual provisions, consume rates, without paying credits;

(vii) The allocation of rents on land;

(viii) Collective stock-building-building access units, joint battalions and leases;

(ix) Other provisions shall be paid.

The following Article 6 shall be without charge:

(i) The use and military use of State organs;

(ii) Urban infrastructure use and public goods;

(iii) The national focus on enabling infrastructures such as energy, transport and water conservation;

(iv) The residential land of the population;

(v) Other places under the law, regulations.

Article 7. The State's land rental rate is applied by the Urban Land Resources Authority, based on the baselines for the leased land area, in the light of factors such as the territorial nature, the duration of the lease and the location of the land area.

Article 8. During the period of land lease, the standard of rental shall be adjusted on a regular basis in accordance with the baselines published by the Government. The rate of rental standard adjustments is generally three years.

Article 9. The period of land lease is agreed upon by the cityland resource management and the land-use holder in consultation, but shall not exceed the maximum period of use of the same type of land-use rights under the law, legislation and regulations.

The period for the rental of land by a corporate person shall not exceed the period of business specified in its licence.

Article 10. The land lease is charged on an annual basis by the Urban Land Resources Authority and the land-use-owner's land lease contract on a year-by-year basis.

Article 11 leases of land shall enter into a land lease contract with the territorial resource administrative authorities or a lease contract. The lease contract shall contain the following main elements:

(i) The lease of the party;

(ii) Lossss, scope and area of leased plots;

(iii) Practical uses of leased plots;

(iv) Leave period;

(v) Rental standards, time and manner of payment, adjustments of inter- and ranges;

(vi) The rights and obligations of the parties;

(vii) In the event of the termination of the lease contract, the manner in which buildings, constructions and other items are attached;

(viii) Liability for default;

(ix) The settlement of disputes;

(x) Other matters agreed by the parties.

The land lease period is below a half-year period, which may not be signed with the land lease contract and directly leased, but the land-user must pay a lump sum.

Article 12. For the purpose of profit, the land-use owner will be rented by the State's land, either alone or in conjunction with the above-ground buildings, in accordance with this approach.

Article 13. Land-users shall pay their land leases in accordance with this scheme, and in accordance with the provisions of this scheme, they shall receive a lump sum of 1 per 1,000 live tenant on a day-to-day basis.

Article 14. Land-users refuse to pay their land leases, and the Urban Land Resources Authority shall be responsible for the payment of their deadlines; the late non-payment of land leases shall be dealt with by the Urban Land Resources Authority in accordance with the relevant legislative provisions.

Article 15 obstructs and impedes the exercise of public service by public security authorities, in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on the Punishment of Security; constitutes an offence and is held in accordance with the law.

Article 16 rents from the Government and incorporates the financial budget and pays the city's finance in full.

Article 17 Crime constituted criminal liability by law.

Article 18 may be implemented in the light of this approach.

Article 19, which was implemented effective 15 February 2009.