With the progress and improvement of the country's legal system, the people's living standards and wealth status have been continuously improved. The implementation of the new law on expropriation and demolition has also brought about a series of changes in the rights and interests of the relocated households, mainly in terms of compensation for demolition, resettlement subsidies, property rights, and living conditions. This article will introduce the changes in the resettlement compensation of relocated households after the implementation of the new law from the following aspects.
1. Increase the compensation standard for demolition and relocation.
After the implementation of the new law on expropriation and demolition, the compensation standard for demolition and relocation has been greatly improved. According to the new law, the compensation standard for demolished buildings on state-owned land needs to be confirmed according to different regions, different buildings and different nature of use, and compensation shall be made in accordance with market fairness**. At the same time, when expropriating land, the houses of the demolished households should be separately confirmed to ensure that their legitimate rights and interests are fully protected. In contrast, the provisions of the new law significantly increase the amount and standard of compensation for demolition.
2. Establishment of a resettlement subsidy system.
Resettlement subsidies are the main form of compensation for relocated households, and after the implementation of the new law on expropriation and demolition, the resettlement subsidy system has also been clearly stipulated. According to the new law, the resettlement subsidy for the relocated households should be determined based on factors such as the building to be demolished, the area to be demolished, the location and time of the demolition, and the living environment, occupation, population structure and education level of the relocated households. Compared with the previous practice, the new law fully protects the legitimate rights and interests of the relocated households, and ensures that their living and economic conditions are fully protected.
3. Guarantee of property rights and living conditions.
After the implementation of the new law, the relocated households have more property rights and better living conditions. According to the new law, before signing a demolition agreement, the demolition households need to fully understand the relevant laws, regulations and procedures for demolition, understand the compensation standards, demolition costs, resettlement subsidies, housing property fees and other related issues of the demolition, and negotiate and communicate on relevant matters. At the same time, after the demolition, the relocated households also have the right to choose their new place of residence, and can find suitable houses and living environments in the city, so as to ensure that their property rights and living conditions are fully guaranteed.
4. Protection of personal privacy and credit.
The new law also provides for the protection of the privacy and credit of the evicted households. In the process of demolition and relocation, the demolition department and the demolition enterprise should protect the personal privacy of the demolition households and avoid unnecessary infringement of their life and property rights. At the same time, it is also necessary to assess the credit status of the relocated households, fully protect their legitimate rights and interests, establish credit records, and avoid the changes in the resettlement compensation of the relocated households after the implementation of the new demolition and relocation law, which are mainly manifested in the improvement of the compensation standard for demolition, the establishment of the resettlement subsidy system, the protection of property rights and living conditions, and the protection of personal privacy and credit. These changes have brought great protection and improvement to the rights and interests of the relocated households.
However, although the new law on expropriation and demolition has brought about many changes, the realization of these changes still requires the active cooperation and promotion of the demolition department and the demolition enterprises, as well as the joint efforts and cooperation of all sectors of society and the majority of demolition households. Only with the joint efforts of the whole society can the spirit and concept of the new law on expropriation and demolition be better implemented, and better support and guarantee can be provided for the construction and development of the city.