Land Management Law Related Regulations Selected

Author: Legal Publishing House Regulations Center
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The Selected Regulations Series is a compact and practical collection of laws, designed to help ordinary citizens and legal students solve real-world problems and conveniently find relevant legal authorities while studying related courses. The series selects commonly used laws closely related to daily life and teaching, using them as the core, and organizes laws and regulations associated with them. The series features are as follows:
1. The main core regulations in each volume are supplemented with guiding principles, which are clearly marked in the table of contents, allowing readers to quickly grasp the legal issues addressed by the core regulations through the table of contents.
2. The associated regulations provide in-depth and detailed provisions on specific aspects of the main core regulations. The series categorizes the associated regulations, making their relationship with the main core regulations clear, which facilitates easy reference for readers.
3. The series adopts a double-column layout, making it easier to consult while increasing capacity, providing readers with practical benefits.
4. Each volume selectively includes introductions to guide readers or other important regulations indexes, offering further guidance.
Land management is a form of administrative activity by which the state maintains land ownership and rationally organizes the use of land. It is of great significance and must be conducted in accordance with the law. In 1986, China promulgated the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China, which was revised three times in 1988, 1998, and 2004. Guided by the principle of promoting sustainable socio-economic development, the law strengthens the management of land use planning, effectively safeguards limited land resources, and ensures the coordinated development of the socio-economy. The law establishes a land use control system, classifying land into agricultural land, construction land, and unused land, while strengthening the protection of arable land. It implements a system of compensation for the occupation of arable land and a system for the protection of basic farmland, prohibiting the idle or of arable land to ensure the rational development and utilization of land resources.
The law summarizes and learns from China's decades of experience in land legislation and enforcement, laying a institutional foundation for the sustainable utilization of land resources and, in turn, promoting the stable and efficient development of the socialist market economy.