What are land-related public services providing revenues in Vietnam the Land Law 2024?
What are land-related public services providing revenues in Vietnam the Land Law 2024?
Pursuant to Article 154 of the Land Law 2024 which stipulates the revenues from land-related public services in Vietnam:
Revenues from land-related public services
1. Land-related information and data provision services.
2. Cadastral measurement services.
3. Land registration services, issuance of certificates of land use rights, ownership of assets attached to land.
4. Land price advisory services.
5. Other services as stipulated by law.
Thus, the revenues from land-related public services in Vietnam under the provisions of the Land Law 2024:
(1) Land-related information and data provision services.
(2) Cadastral measurement services.
(3) Land registration services, issuance of certificates of land use rights, ownership of assets attached to land.
(4) Land price advisory services.
(5) Other services as stipulated by law.
What are land-related public services providing revenues in Vietnam the Land Law 2024? (Image from the Internet)
Who is responsible for online land-related public services in Vietnam?
Pursuant to Article 170 of the Land Law 2024, the responsibilities are as follows:
Responsibilities for development, management, operation and exploitation of the National Land Information System
1. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has the following responsibilities:
a) Organize the construction of information technology infrastructure at the central level and develop software for the National Land Information System to ensure the system is in operation and exploitation by 2025;
b) Manage, operate, maintain, and upgrade the software of the National Land Information System and information technology infrastructure at the central level;
c) Build and update regional and national land data and other databases related to land at the central level;
d) Integrate, manage, and exploit the national land database nationwide;
dd) Connect and share information from the national land database with the national public service portal, information systems, and databases of ministries, sectors, and localities, and provide land information to organizations and individuals as prescribed by law;
e) Implement online land-related public services.
2. Relevant Ministries, sectors, and agencies are responsible for connecting and sharing basic investigation results and other information related to land with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment for updating into the national land database.
3. Provincial People's Committees have the following responsibilities:
a) Organize the construction, update, management, and exploitation of land databases within the locality, ensuring connection and integration with the national land database by 2025;
b) Organize the management, operation, maintenance, and upgrading, ensuring information technology infrastructure and software at the local level, and the connection line from the locality to the central level serving the construction, operation, and update of the local land database;
c) Share and provide land-related information and data within the locality to organizations and individuals as prescribed by law;
d) Implement online land-related public services at the local level.
4. The Government of Vietnam provides detailed regulations on the construction, management, operation, and exploitation of the National Land Information System.
Thus, the responsibility for online land-related public services belongs to:
+ The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment: Implementing online land-related public services.
+ Provincial People's Committees: Implementing online land-related public services at the local level.
What are cases of not providing land-related information and data in Vietnam from August 1, 2024?
Pursuant to Article 61 of the Decree 101/2024/ND-CP which specifies the cases of not providing land-related information and data in Vietnam:
(1) Land-related information and data that are state secrets as prescribed by law. When such confidential information is declassified, citizens can access it as per the provisions of the law on information access and the provisions of this Decree.
(2) Land-related information and data that endanger the interests of the State, affect national defense, national security, international relations, or social order and safety as prescribed by law.
(3) Information about land users or owners of assets attached to land without their consent, except in cases serving investigation activities, civil judgment enforcement, violation handling, and state management by competent authorities.
(4) Documents or requests for information and data that are invalid as prescribed.
(5) Organizations or individuals requesting land-related information and data but failing to pay extraction and utilization fees for land documents or the price of product and service utilities using information from the database or the National Land Information System as prescribed.
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