• Law on Planning Should Not Be Integrated
  • Law on Planning Should Not Be Integrated
  • 18:16, 11/07/2024
  • Draft of the Integrated Planning LawThe draft of the Integrated Planning Law is currently under revision. It is recommended to separate the construction planning section and adjust the scope, subjects, and management content of the Integrated Planning Law Project. This should be limited to the comprehensive socio-economic planning and the development planning of sectors and fields.
  • 10 Issues to Discuss in the Draft Planning Law
  • 10 Issues to Discuss in the Draft Planning Law
  • 18:15, 11/07/2024
  • Recent debates about the draft Law on Planning seem to revolve around the capability and methodology to integrate urban planning into the overall planning framework. However, the understanding of integration and the approach to building a planning system that fits this characteristic still have gaps. The following discussion addresses 10 issues that may suggest solutions for the current obstacles.
  • Key New Features of the Housing Law of 2014
  • Key New Features of the Housing Law of 2014
  • 17:54, 11/07/2024
  • The Housing Law of 2014, effective from July 01, 2015, comprises 09 Chapters and 153 Articles. Compared to the Housing Law of 2005, it has increased by 04 Chapters and 26 Articles.
  • Some New Points of the Land Law 2013
  • Some New Points of the Land Law 2013
  • 17:27, 11/07/2024
  • On November 29, 2013, the National Assembly passed the Land Law 2013, which will take effect from July 1, 2014. Compared to the Land Law 2003, the amended Land Law consists of 14 chapters with 212 articles, increasing by 7 chapters and 66 articles.
  • New Points of the Land Law 2013 on Compensation, Support, and Resettlement When the State Recovers Land
  • New Points of the Land Law 2013 on Compensation, Support, and Resetꦡtlement When the State Recovers Land
  • 17:26, 11/07/2024
  • Aiming to better ensure the rights and legitimate interests of individuals whose land is acquired, to overcome inadequacies and harmonize the interests among the State, land users, and investors, as well as to minimize complaints regarding compensation and site clearance, the Land Law of 2013 continues to inherit and codify provisions that remain appropriate and have been put into practice from the Land Law of 2003. Simultaneously, it has amended and supplemented a number of new provisions to resolve the limitations and inadequacies of the Land Law of 2003, bringing the policies on compensation, support, and resettlement stipulated in Resolution 19/NQ-TW into practice.
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