The new regulations on rural demolition and relocation meet the needs of households that are not divided into households, and the only child is divided into 20 more points
Preface. Land acquisition is a concern for everyone, because it is related to their wealth and their livelihood in the future. However, due to the acceleration of the urban housing expropriation plan, in order to protect its own interests, it is necessary to grasp the relevant compensation standards in advance when facing housing expropriation. In the process of house demolition, special compensation was given to the "only child" in rural areas who meet the conditions of "separation of households without separation of households".
For rural households that meet the conditions for sub-households, the demolition and resettlement plan can be divided into two categories. For those who have acquired a new homestead and live alone, but still meet the conditions for household division but have not been divided, the parents and their children will be compensated by the two families. However, if the requirements for a divided family are met, and the family is not divided, but lives with the parents, it is treated as a family because there is only one homestead. This system guarantees that peasants who have been resettled in non-subdivided villages can receive fair compensation in the event of expropriation of their houses.
In many areas, adjustments have been made in the expropriation of houses for only children in rural areas. For example, Xiangyin County in Yueyang, Hunan Province, has introduced a policy to give additional land acquisition subsidies to parents of an only child. However, Shenzhuang Village in Baoding, Hebei Province, has introduced a new policy, that is, for one child, each household can receive an additional 30% subsidy. In Fujian Province, for families with one child or two daughters, there will be an extra person when allocating land. In Shaanxi Province, in the distribution of rural collective property, one child accounts for more than one child, and half of the two daughters account for more. The purpose of the ordinance is to protect the rights and interests of one child and to obtain more compensation during the expropriation process.
It is worth mentioning that there are several aspects to pay attention to when facing the new regulations on the demolition of rural houses. First of all, there is a strong correlation between the type of house, the degree of newness, and the degree of interior decoration and the type of house. To this end, farmers must have a full understanding of the condition of their housing in advance and make a reasonable valuation of its value, so as to obtain the maximum benefits from the demolition. Second, since some localities will implement "one house per household" and provide full compensation in accordance with regulations, rural households that meet the conditions for distribution but have not yet been allocated housing should go through the procedures for household division as soon as possible.
The conclusion is that the policy of expropriation of rural houses has new provisions to solve the problems of "separate households without separate households" and "one child in rural areas". The purpose of the above provisions is to protect the interests of land-expropriated farmers and to obtain fair and equitable compensation. Therefore, when facing the expropriation of houses, you should fully realize the importance of your own rights and take the initiative to seek appropriate compensation, so that your own interests can be protected to the greatest extent. Only in this way can the property of the peasant households whose land has been expropriated be effectively increased and their livelihood improved.