The above requirement is mentioned in Resolution No. 74/NQ-CP promulgating the Plan to implement the arrangement of administrative units (ADUs) and build a model of organizing local government at 2 levels.
One of the tasks and solutions set out in the plan is to complete policies, laws and guiding documents as a basis for the arrangement of administrative units and the organization of local government at 2 levels.
In particular, the Government assigned the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment to issue guidelines for reviewing, supplementing and adjusting issues related to new rural construction and policies under the new rural national target program, projects, sub-projects, and activities under the national target program for sustainable poverty reduction of the ASEAN member countries to be reorganized and reorganized.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment guides the editing of cadastral records, land use right certificates, assets attached to land; land database.
Providing natural area data for administrative units to carry out reorganization, reorganization, ... and other related issues under the state management of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.
According to information at the 11th Central Conference of the 13th tenure, regarding the policy of arranging administrative units, the provincial level will reduce from 63 to 34 provinces and cities; no district-level organization, reduce about 50% of administrative units at the commune level.
Thus, the model of organizing local government at 2 levels, associated with decentralization and delegation of power, especially the new commune level after the merger to truly be close to the people, close to the people, and better serve the people.
All must be done synchronously, consistently, smoothly and effectively, not allowing the arrangement of the apparatus to disrupt the operations of agencies, production and business activities and daily operations of people and businesses.
Many people are concerned about whether after merging provinces and cities and merging communes, people will have to change documents such as the new land use right certificate or not?
Regarding cadastral records and land use right certificates (red books), the 2024 Land Law stipulates that the following types of documents, if issued before the effective date of the law, are still legally valid, people are not required to issue new ones, except in cases of need, including:
Certificate of land use rights, certificate of house ownership rights and land use rights, certificate of house ownership rights, certificate of construction ownership rights.
Certificate of land use rights, house ownership rights and other assets attached to land.
The 2024 Land Law also stipulates the registration of information changes for people with land use rights. Specifically, people must register changes in information on the land use right certificate in cases of changes in boundaries, boundary markers, edge size, area, number and address of the land plot.
At the same time, the above change will only be implemented when the land user and owner of the property attached to the land has a need. Thus, in case of merging administrative units, it is not mandatory for people to carry out the procedure for registration of changes.
Registration of changes and changes in information is only carried out when the land user has a need.
