Ten Measures to Clean Up Land and Natural Resource Administration

Creating more uniform and fair practices in the allocation of land is the subject of a recent set of measures from the Ministry of Land and Natural Resources.

1 minute readFebruary 29, 2004 at 11:58 PM

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By Landon R. Prieur Neal Stender & Yunfeng (Vincent) Jiang, Coudert Brothers Shanghai, Hong Kong and Beijing

The "Ten Measures"¹ recently issued by the Ministry of Land and Natural Resources will hopefully lead to greater transparency, less favouritism, more protection of ordinary people, and more opportunities for foreign investors in the acquisition and development of land and mineral resources

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