On the morning of December 11th, with a majority of delegates voting in favor, the National Assembly passed a Resolution stipulating a number of mechanisms and policies to address difficulties and obstacles in the process of implementing the Land Law.
Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang reports to the National Assembly on the completion of the draft Resolution. Photo: Pham Thang.
Review to ensure consistency with the legal system.
Authorized by the Prime Minister, Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang reported to the National Assembly on the completion of the draft Resolution. Accordingly, based on a comprehensive summary of opinions from delegates in the working groups and in the plenary session, the Government issued Report No. 1163/BC-CP dated December 5, 2025, explaining and incorporating relevant contents of the draft Resolution.
In accordance with the conclusions of the National Assembly Standing Committee in Notice No. 4938/TB-VPQH dated December 10, 2025, and the provisions of the Law on the Promulgation of Legal Normative Documents, on the same day, December 10, the Ministry of Justice chaired a meeting with the participation of the Economic and Financial Committee and the Legal and Justice Committee. At this meeting, the Government reported to the National Assembly on the revisions and improvements to the draft Resolution.
The government has directed the drafting agency to coordinate with National Assembly agencies to review the draft Resolution, ensuring its consistency with laws, draft laws, and resolutions considered by the National Assembly at its 10th session. Simultaneously, they are to review the guiding documents for the implementation of the 2024 Land Law and related legal regulations.
Many contents in the articles of the draft have been incorporated and revised.
According to the report, some important revisions and amendments include: Adding a regulation that if the land price table cannot be applied, the specific land price shall be determined according to the Land Law; Adjusting regulations related to BT contracts, removing the phrase "already handed over to the State" in Clause 5, Article 5 to avoid complications; Revising Clause 7, Article 3: "The investor shall advance funds to pay the amount according to the compensation, support, and resettlement plan..." and the difference shall be included in the project costs, ensuring consistency with the Land Law.
The National Assembly passed a Resolution stipulating mechanisms and policies to remove difficulties in the implementation of the Land Law, amending many provisions on land prices, compensation, and planning. Photo: Khuong Trung.
Regarding specific provisions, the report also outlines specific revisions and amendments. For Article 3, Clause 6, the revision states: The land price for compensation and the land price for resettlement shall be determined according to the land price table and adjustment coefficient as stipulated in the Resolution.
Clause 8 amendment: The deduction of compensation, support, and resettlement funds advanced by the investor shall be carried out in accordance with Clause 2, Article 94 of the Land Law, calculated for the entire project and for each land allocation and lease decision.
Clause 12 amendment: The Provincial People's Committee shall prescribe measures and levels of support to ensure housing and stable living conditions for people whose land is expropriated; the Commune People's Committee shall decide on support for each project according to provincial regulations.
Regarding Article 7, Clause 7 is amended as follows: in cases falling under point b, clause 3, Article 33 of the Land Law where land use fees or land lease fees have been exempted or reduced, the land price at the time of issuing the decision on land allocation, land lease, or permission for land use change shall apply.
Regarding Article 1, Point b, Clause 2, the amendment states: registration of mortgage on land use rights under Point p, Clause 1, Article 133 of the Land Law is updated in the database without requiring confirmation on the Certificate of Land Use Rights.
Clause 3 amendment: the division or consolidation of land parcels must ensure access via public roads or with the consent of neighboring landowners.
Regarding Article 12, add point b of clause 3: Do not organize the preparation of a 5-year land use plan (2026-2030) for centrally-administered cities; do not prepare land use plans at the district and commune levels.
When adjusting the provincial planning for the period 2021-2030, it is necessary to determine the land use targets allocated from the national land use plan and the local land use needs down to each commune-level unit.
In addition, the draft has also been technically revised in several articles and clauses to ensure consistency.
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