Law “On state and local government land ownership rights and their consolidation in land registers”.

This Law primarily addresses the legal framework governing the registration and management of state and municipal land properties. It outlines the responsibilities of state institutions and local governments in preparing information regarding land parcels, as stipulated in specific articles of the law. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate land registration and the need for compliance with the Land Register Law, aiming to ensure transparency and proper management of public land resources. Key measures include the requirement for state institutions to prepare information on state-owned land parcels, which must be signed by the head of the institution, and for local governments to do the same for municipal land. The document specifies that information must include details such as land area, current land users, usage conditions, existing buildings, and encumbrances. Additionally, it outlines the necessary documentation for the re-registration of property rights in the Land Register, including government orders and acceptance acts related to privatization. The implementation plan involves the submission of decisions by local councils and government orders to the State Land Service, which must be completed by a specified deadline. The document also highlights procedural considerations, such as the need for compliance with local planning regulations when issuing certificates regarding property encumbrances. Furthermore, it mentions the importance of stakeholder involvement, particularly in the context of land reform and the management of urban land, ensuring that all actions align with established legal and regulatory frameworks.