How to stipulate the compensation policy for land acquisition in new rural construction?

With the continuous acceleration of new rural construction, it is not uncommon for rural land to be expropriated, but for farmers, land is the most direct source of income. If land expropriation means a decrease in family income, it must be compensated accordingly. How is the compensation policy for land acquisition in new rural construction stipulated?

Generally speaking, the compensation standard for rural land expropriation consists of land compensation fee, resettlement fee, ground attachment compensation fee and young crops compensation fee.

Land compensation fee: the economic compensation given by land users to rural collective economic organizations whose land has been requisitioned according to law for economic losses caused by land acquisition.

Resettlement subsidy: the compensation paid by the land-using unit to the surplus labor force caused by land acquisition.

Compensation fee for attachments on the ground: the compensation fee paid by the land unit to the expropriated person when the attachments such as houses and other facilities on the expropriated land are damaged due to expropriation.

Young crops compensation fee: the compensation fee paid by the land-using unit to the units and individuals who plant young crops due to the damage of young crops on the requisitioned land caused by land requisition.

At present, according to the relevant policies of new rural construction, farmers who have been expropriated rural homestead in new rural construction can choose to obtain compensation for land acquisition or replace new rural houses with land to solve the problem. The state has no clear regulations on whether the original rural homestead can be built in the construction of new countryside, and everything needs to be subject to the wishes of farmers. At the same time, the level of demolition and resettlement shall not be lower than that before demolition.

Of course, if farmers don't want to live in the new countryside, they can re-apply for homestead building. If they have already lived in the new countryside, the original rural homestead cannot be built. Everyone should know this, because you have obtained the relevant subsidies for the demolition of the homestead, and the original homestead will be collectively recovered.

There are also some farmers who bought houses in the new countryside in the process of building new countryside, or enjoyed subsidies to live in the new countryside because of family poverty, renovation of dangerous houses and other reasons. At this time, the original homestead still belongs to farmers themselves, but houses cannot be rebuilt. They can choose the way of homestead rehabilitation and homestead paid withdrawal to enjoy subsidies.

It can be seen that the state has made comprehensive and detailed regulations on land acquisition compensation in the process of building a new countryside, and all of them focus on farmers' interests. Under the premise of not affecting farmers' normal living standards, it has played an extremely important role in promoting the construction of new countryside and improving farmers' living standards.