The National Assembly's Committee for Petitions and Supervision has issued a document transferring voters' opinions from Da Nang City to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment after the First Session, 16th National Assembly.
Accordingly, voters reflected that currently the implementation of land plot separation procedures is carried out by the Regional Land Registration Office, while the issuance of Land Use Right Certificates for the first time is under the authority of the Chairman of the Commune-level People's Committee, leading to a lack of synchronization in the process of resolving dossiers and state management of land.
In addition, administrative procedures related to land are still complicated, people have to travel many times, causing difficulties in the implementation process.
Voters proposed to study decentralization and consolidate the model of land management organization in the direction of strengthening authority for communes.
At the same time, consider assigning the Land Registration Office to be directly under or coordinate management more effectively with the commune level to create favorable conditions for people in resolving administrative procedures, and at the same time improve the efficiency of state management of land at the grassroots level.
Regarding this content, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment said that voters' petitions are within the content of petitions being resolved through state management activities.
Regarding the content of consolidating the Land Registration Office system, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment is currently assigned the task of presiding over the development and submission for promulgation of the Land Law (amended).
Accordingly, there is research, summarization, and thorough evaluation of both theory and practice to ensure the completion of the organizational model of the land registration agency system in accordance with the requirements of unified, modern, decentralized, decentralized management, digital transformation, creating maximum convenience for people and businesses.
In addition, voters in Da Nang City also reflected that administrative procedures on land such as issuing land use right certificates, changing land use purposes, inheritance, donation, and transfer are still complicated, and the resolution time is long; errors in land data still occur, causing difficulties for people.
Voters proposed that the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment direct the review and revision of cadastral records, promote reform, simplify administrative procedures, reduce procedures, shorten settlement time, to limit complaints and denunciations, and ensure the legitimate rights and interests of the people.
Regarding this content, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment directs the review and revision of cadastral records, promotes reform, simplifies administrative procedures, reduces procedures, and shortens settlement time, to limit complaints and denunciations, and ensure the legitimate rights and interests of the people.
In addition, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has coordinated with the Ministry of Public Security to develop a plan to strengthen and promote surveying, cadastral mapping, cadastral records, and complete the national land database.
At the same time, the Ministry has also directed localities to review and complete cadastral records to ensure that land plots in the land database are "correct, sufficient, clean, and viable".
This will bring land data to effectively serve state management, contributing to reforming and simplifying administrative procedures, reducing procedural processes, limiting complaints and denunciations, and ensuring the legitimate rights and interests of the people.
