State-owned collective land demolition is expected to share right

It has been reported that the relevant amendments to the Land Administration Act will be modelled on the levy Ordinance, according to the China Economic weekly of the People's Daily, the "Land Administration Law" will be amended to refer to the levy regulations, the state-owned, collective land housing demolition is expected to achieve the same price with the right. Recently, the Central Inspection Committee, the Ministry of Supervision issued a notice, requirements at all levels of discipline supervision and supervision organs to strengthen oversight and inspection, and further standardize the relocation behavior.　　The notice is clear, before the "Land Management Law" and other amendments to the collective land housing demolition, to "reference" the newly promulgated "state-owned land on the expropriation and Compensation Regulations" (hereinafter referred to as the levy regulations) the spirit of implementation.　　However, the new levy regulations are applicable to house expropriation on state-owned land in the city scope, and the demolition of collective land is still based on the Land Administration law, which leads to the same housing expropriation and compensation, and the application of different laws and regulations to urban and rural areas, resulting in unfairness. What about the countryside? The reporter learned that in order to unify the legislation, and to co-ordinate the settlement of state-owned land and collective land expropriation, most of the basic principles of the Levy Ordinance will be applied in the revision of the Land Administration Act.　　The scrap of law marks the beginning of an era. In addition, the Land Administration Act stipulates that "the state is required for public interest, the land under collective ownership can be expropriated by law, but because of the lack of a clear definition of" public interest "in the land Administration law, some places can impose compulsory expropriation on land owned by peasants collectively for the sake of" public interest ". An expert who participated in the study of the amendment to the land Administration Law said that the law would make reference to the "public interest" provisions of the levy Ordinance and define the relevant scope.