How to conduct cadastral surveying and mapping according to the 2024 Land Law?
According to the latest regulations of the 2024 Land Law, how are cadastral surveying and mapping activities regulated? A matter of concern for Ms. Le Thi Thanh (Nam Dan, Nghe An).
Reply:
Pursuant to Article 50 of the 2024 Land Law, regulations on cadastral surveying and mapping are as follows:
1. Cadastral maps are the basis for state management of land and the construction of a national database on land. Cadastral mapping is carried out in detail for each land plot according to commune-level administrative units; where commune-level administrative units are not established, they are established according to district-level administrative units.
2. Cadastral maps must be adjusted when there are changes in the shape, size, area of the land plot and other factors related to the content of the cadastral map and at the same time updated in the national land database.
3. The People's Committee at the provincial level is responsible for organizing the measurement, establishment, correction, management of local cadastral maps and updating them in the national land database.
4. The Government shall detail this Article.
Thus, the implementation of cadastral surveying and mapping organized by the Provincial People's Committee must be carried out in detail for each land plot according to the commune-level administrative unit or district-level administrative unit if there is no commune-level administrative unit.
When there is a change in the shape, size, area of the land plot and other factors related to the content of the cadastral map, the cadastral map must be adjusted and updated in the national land database.
Accordingly, basically, the cadastral surveying and mapping activities according to the provisions of the 2024 Land Law do not have many changes compared to the 2013 Land Law, only adding the activity of updating cadastral maps to the national land database for the purpose of building a national land database.
