It is urgent to put the Land Law into practice.

On October 10th, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh signed a directive focusing on directing and implementing the Land Law.

The early implementation and effective date of the Land Law is an urgent requirement to address difficulties and obstacles arising from practical experience. (Illustrative photo: Ta Hai)

Accordingly, the Prime Minister criticized the provinces and cities that were still lagging behind, and requested that localities focus on directing the full issuance of the detailed regulations assigned in the Land Law, completing the task before October 15th.

It can be said that the Land Law, passed by the National Assembly and effective from August 1st, has initially been implemented, contributing to the continued reform and improvement of institutions and policies, and enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of land management and use.

The early implementation and effective date of the Land Law is an urgent requirement and a pressing task to address the difficulties and obstacles arising from practical experience.

Following proposals from local authorities, the Government has submitted to the National Assembly a proposal to advance the effective date of the Land Law by 5 months. The Prime Minister has directed the vigorous implementation of the law, especially the issuance of detailed regulations.

The Land Law and its implementing decrees contain 59 provisions that delegate the authority to the Provincial People's Councils and People's Committees to provide detailed regulations.

As of October 7th, 50 out of 63 provinces and cities had issued some detailed regulations for the implementation of the law. However, no locality has yet issued all the legal documents under its jurisdiction. Some localities have not issued any documents to implement the law.

Of the 50/63 provinces and cities that have issued regulations, only Hai Duong has issued regulations covering all the details stipulated in the law. The remaining localities mainly issued regulations related to compensation, resettlement support, land allocation limits, recognition of land use rights, conditions for land subdivision and consolidation, etc.

Along with several other laws, the Land Law is closely and intimately related to the implementation of specific tasks and projects serving socio-economic development and ensuring national security and defense.

Arising from the need to resolve practical obstacles, unlock driving forces, and utilize land and capital resources for the socio-economic development of the country, the Government reported to the Politburo and submitted the proposal to the National Assembly, which received strong support from the National Assembly, allowing it to take effect 5 months early.

It can be understood that, given the extremely urgent and necessary demands of life, and the need to promptly address difficulties and introduce better policies, the National Assembly allowed the law to take effect nearly half a year early.

With a crucial law like the Land Law, which has been amended and supplemented with many groundbreaking provisions, the sooner it comes into effect, the more it will contribute to freeing up land resources for the socio-economic development of the country, accelerating the disbursement of public investment capital, and promptly addressing the needs of people and businesses in accessing land.

Of course, some localities will cite the delay in issuance as being due to the large number of regulations delegated to them, coupled with limitations in human resources, time, and experience. This leads to difficulties and confusion.

However, that cannot be used as an excuse for the fact that no detailed regulations have been issued within the scope of authority to date. It's simply a matter of determination, decisiveness, and proactive coordination with relevant ministries and agencies. Why is it that with the same general regulation, many localities have been able to implement it while others haven't?

Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/cap-bach-dua-luat-dat-dai-vao-cuoc-song-192241010205755932.htm