There may be a comparison of 'gains and losses' in land after the merger of provinces and cities.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has just sent an official dispatch to the Steering Committee for the implementation of the Project on the arrangement and consolidation of administrative units at the provincial and municipal levels directly under the Central Government (Steering Committee) on reviewing regulations in the land sector when organizing two-level local governments.

According to the official dispatch, the 2024 Land Law and the decrees detailing the implementation of the law have many contents that require the People's Council and People's Committee at the provincial level to issue detailed regulations and implementation instructions to apply appropriately to specific conditions in each locality.

In recent times, localities have focused all resources on developing and issuing documents as required. However, after merging many provinces and cities, there may be inconsistencies in some specific regulations.

There may be a comparison of 'gains and losses' in land after the merger of provinces and cities photo 1

After the provinces and cities merge, there may be inconsistencies in some specific regulations in the land sector. Illustration photo: VNA.

According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, inconsistent regulations appear in the following contents: Time to carry out administrative procedures, compensation levels for livestock and crops, support levels for stabilizing life and production, minimum resettlement rate, unit price for compensation for damages when the State reclaims land; land allocation limits, recognition of land use rights.

In addition, the minimum conditions and areas for land separation and consolidation for each type of land or the criteria for deciding to conduct bidding to select investors to implement investment projects using land... may lead to a situation of "gain-loss" comparison between communes, wards, and between land use cases, thereby causing difficulties for land management at the local level.

To proactively overcome the above shortcomings, the Steering Committee and provinces and cities need to proactively review the assigned contents detailing the implementation of the Land Law and the decrees detailing the implementation of the law under their authority, to amend and supplement in the direction of unifying the application or applying specific policies at the local level after the merger.

Thanh Huyen

Source: https://tienphong.vn/co-the-xuat-hien-viec-so-bi-thiet-hon-ve-dat-dai-sau-sap-nhap-tinh-thanh-post1739881.tpo