The Ministerial Decree establishes that classification of land as protected area shall be the competence of the Government. Land use planning project with a view of land classification as protected area at the local level shall be submitted for approval to the territorial environmental, agricultural and land institutions. Expropriation of the plots of land destined for the annexation to protected areas shall be carried out in accordance with the land legislation. Land reservation for protected areas shall be carried out in accordance with the decision by the head of local administration.

The present Regulation introduces some amendments to the Conservation Agreement Forms Regulation 149/98. In particular, it rewords section 1 dealing with the Schedules. Furthermore, the title of Schedule A is replaced.

Amends: Conservation Agreement Forms Regulation (Man. Reg.149/98). (2007)

Article 3 of this Decree further elaborates the concept, introduced by article 3 of the Law, of administration by the State of all land that is in ownership of the national community. Individuals are prohibited from using land as a commodity for sale. The Central Land Allocation and Land and Forest Land Granting Committee coordinates carrying out of land surveys and the allocation of land in accordance with articles 3 and 4. Other provisions deal with the protection of land rights, use of agricultural land, lawsuits and issue of rules by relevant ministries. (10 articles)

The Government decrees that the Ministry on Land Policy, Construction and Living Facilities (MINZEMSTROJ) has the status of a Federal Authority responsible for the carrying out and coordination of the unitary state policy in the field of land relationship, construction, geodetic and map-making service, architecture, urban development, land registration and valuation.

This Decree establishes that restrictions of economic activities in protected areas are envisaged in legislation on protected areas.

Implements: Law on immovable property tax. (2003-06-20)

This Implementing Regulation explains and specifies provisions of Legislative Decree No. 3 of 1994 concerning land and environment planning. The Implementing Regulation is composed of 4 Sections divided into 59 articles. Section 1 deals with terms and definitions. Section 2 specifies the objectives of this Regulation as well as the basis and standards for the division of lands. Section 3 refers to procedures adopted for the division of lands. Section 4 deals with the following matters: (a) projecting provisions; (b) complaint affairs; (c) fees; and (d) offences and penalties.

The present Regulation implements the Crown Lands Act (Chapter C340). Section 2 establishes that a person who uses or occupies land under the authority of a permit, lease, licence or easement issued or granted by the minister under the above-mentioned Act shall pay the fee for that use or occupation that is required by the present Regulation. The text consists of 13 sections.

Implements: Crown Lands Act (C.C.S.M. c. C340). (2015)

The present Act implements the Conservation Districts Act (C-175). In particular, it refers to section 3 dealing with the Conservation Districts Commission.Subject to the approval of the Commission are: a) drainage improvement, development and maintenance; b) flood control; c) soil conservation; d) water conservation; e) recreation development; and f) such other programmes of resource conservation and development as the board may deem. The text consists of 20 sections.

Implements: Conservation Districts Act (C.C.S.M. c. C175). (2006)

The Directive aims at preventing illegal expropriation, misuse or abuse of land and mismanagement of land rent, by ordering and providing for an inventory of all organizations and individuals that have been assigned land by the State or are directly managing and using land; those same organizations or individuals are compelled to provide the competent Authorities with the total land area measurements, the use they are doing of that land and to comply with land lease payment.

The Government decrees that the Regulation must be applied on the territory of the Russian Federation by all institutions entitled to carry out registration of immovable property and its transactions from the date of enactment of the Federal Law on state registration of immovable property and its transactions. The Regulation establishes forms of Common state register of immovable property and its transactions and common for the Russian Federation modality of filling it in. The Regulation consists of 8 Sections. Section 1 establishes the structure of Common state register.

La presente Resolución prohíbe todo acto de invasión de tierras estatales dadas en usufructo o adjudicadas a las organizaciones campesinas, así como los traspasos de derechos posesorios sobre tierras adjudicadas a título gratuito.

The Government, with a view of further extension and improvement of the land-legal relationship under the reform of the agrarian sector decrees as follows: (a) the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources, the State Agency on Land Management and Land Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic shall improve the land-water legal relationship and intensify the State control of efficient and purposeful use of agricultural land; and (b) the State Agency on Land Management and Land Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic jointly with the State Administration shall subs