There are eight prohibitions and six strict prohibitions on occupying farmland indiscriminately

(1) "Eight Don'ts" for occupying farmland to build houses in rural areas:

1. It is not allowed to occupy permanent basic farmland to build houses.

2. It is not allowed to occupy too much cultivated land to build houses.

3. It is not allowed to buy, sell or transfer cultivated land and build houses illegally.

4. Illegal building of houses on contracted farmland is not allowed.

5. It is not allowed to illegally occupy cultivated land and build houses under false pretexts.

6. It is not allowed to occupy cultivated land and build houses in violation of the "one household, one house" regulation.

7. Illegal sales of houses built on cultivated land are not allowed.

8. Illegal approval for occupying farmland to build houses is not allowed.

(2) "Six Prohibitions" requirements:

1. It is strictly prohibited to illegally occupy cultivated land for greening and afforestation.

It is necessary to strictly implement the Land Management Law, Basic Farmland Protection Regulations and other laws and regulations, and it is prohibited to occupy permanent basic farmland to plant seedlings, turf and other plants used for green decoration and other plants that damage the cultivated layer. Those who illegally occupy cultivated land and permanent basic farmland for afforestation will not be able to verify the afforestation area and will not enjoy the financial subsidy policy. In plain areas, ecological construction goals such as greening and afforestation should be reasonably formulated based on resource endowments. The conversion of farmland to forest and grassland must be strictly controlled within the scale and scope approved by the state, and all the land parcels involved must be managed in the warehouse as shown above. Those who are illegally occupying cultivated land for greening and afforestation must stop immediately.

2. It is strictly prohibited to build green channels beyond the standards.

It is necessary to strictly control the approval of green belt land outside the land use range on both sides of railways and highways. There is cultivated land along the road. The width of the green belt outside the land use range on both sides shall not exceed 5 meters, of which county and township roads shall not exceed 3 meters. . Any illegal occupation of cultivated land outside the land use limits on both sides of railways, national and provincial roads (including expressways), county and township roads and the construction of green belts beyond the standard must be stopped immediately. It is not allowed to occupy cultivated land and permanent basic farmland on both sides of rivers and reservoirs in violation of regulations to build green channels beyond standards. New green channels in the future must be constructed in accordance with laws and regulations. If they really need to occupy permanent basic farmland, they must go through the approval procedures for permanent basic farmland occupation. Greening land within the scope of transportation and water conservancy project construction land must strictly follow relevant regulations to handle construction land approval procedures, and the occupation of cultivated land must be balanced with requisition and compensation. It is prohibited to occupy farmland illegally and illegally in the name of urban and rural greening construction.

3. Illegal occupation of cultivated land, digging lakes and landscaping is strictly prohibited.

It is prohibited to occupy cultivated land and permanent basic farmland without authorization in the name of river, wetland, and lake management, dig fields to create lakes, and dig lakes to create landscaping. It is not allowed to illegally occupy cultivated land during urban construction to build artificial wetland parks and artificial water conservancy landscapes. If it is really necessary to occupy it, it should comply with the land spatial planning and go through the construction land approval and planning permit procedures in accordance with the law. Projects under construction that have not fulfilled the approval procedures should be stopped immediately and corrected; those that occupy permanent basic farmland must be restored within a time limit, and those that cannot be restored should be rezoned in accordance with relevant regulations.

4. It is strictly prohibited to occupy permanent basic farmland to expand natural protected areas.

New nature reserves should have clear boundaries and are not allowed to occupy permanent basic farmland. The permanent basic farmland currently included in the core protection areas of nature reserves must be included in the ecological return of farmland and withdrawn in an orderly manner. The permanent basic farmland in the general control area of ??the nature reserve must be withdrawn based on the impact on ecological functions. Those that cause obvious impact will be included in the ecological return of farmland and withdrawn in an orderly manner. Those that do not cause obvious impact can be adjusted to the general control area in accordance with laws and regulations. scope and other measures to be properly handled. Permanent basic farmland and concentrated contiguous cultivated land outside nature reserves shall not be included in the ecological protection red line. Sporadic indigenous people within the ecological protection red line are allowed to retain a small amount of planting necessary for daily life without expanding the scale of existing cultivated land.

5. It is strictly prohibited to illegally occupy farmland for non-agricultural construction.

Strengthen construction land approval and rural construction planning permit management in rural areas, and insist on agricultural land use. It is not allowed to violate the planning by engaging in non-agricultural construction, occupying cultivated land to build houses, etc. Consolidate the results of cleaning up and rectifying the problem of "greenhouses" and strengthen the supervision of land used for agricultural facilities. Strengthen the monitoring of cultivated land utilization, provide timely warnings for illegal occupation of cultivated land for non-agricultural construction, and establish a normalized supervision mechanism for early detection, early stopping, and strict investigation and punishment.

6. It is strictly prohibited to grant land in violation of laws and regulations.

Land use must comply with national territorial spatial planning. Construction projects that do not comply with national spatial planning and do not comply with land management laws and regulations and national industrial policies will not be approved for land use. Regions are not allowed to evade approval for occupying permanent basic farmland by arbitrarily adjusting county and township land spatial planning.

(3) "Five Don'ts" for the use of cultivated land

1. It is not allowed to dig lakes, landscape and plant turf on general cultivated land;

2. It is not allowed to expand without authorization The scale of returning farmland to forests, grassland and lakes;

3. It is not allowed to occupy general cultivated land outside the red lines of railways, highways and other land, on both sides of rivers and around reservoirs, to plant trees and build green belts in violation of regulations;

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4. General cultivated land shall not be occupied for land greening without approval;

5. Social capital such as industrial and commercial enterprises shall not convert general cultivated land that has obtained land management rights through transfer into forest land without approval; Gardens and other agricultural land.

(4) "Four Strict Prohibitions" on permanent basic farmland

1. Permanent basic farmland shall not be converted into other agricultural land and agricultural facility construction land.

2. The development of forestry and fruit industry and pond digging and fish farming are strictly prohibited. It is strictly prohibited to plant seedlings, turf and other plants used for green decoration and other plants that damage the cultivated layer.

3. It is strictly prohibited to dig lakes for landscaping and build green belts.

4. It is strictly prohibited to build new livestock and poultry breeding facilities, aquaculture facilities and plantation facilities that damage the cultivated layer.

Legal basis:

"Decision of the State Council on Deepening Reform and Strict Land Management"

(2) Approving land in strict accordance with legal authority. The power to examine and approve agricultural land conversion and land expropriation rests with the State Council and the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government. The people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government may not violate the provisions of laws and administrative regulations and delegate the power to approve land.

(6) Strictly manage the revision of land use master plans, city master plans, village and market town plans. Outside the scope of construction land determined by the overall land use plan and the overall urban plan, various types of development zones (parks) and new urban areas (communities) shall not be established. Development zones to be retained after clearing must be strictly reviewed in accordance with the overall land use plan and urban overall plan, and in accordance with the principles of concentrated layout, intensive land use and industrial agglomeration. Strictly modify the overall land use plan, and any principle modifications involving changes in the direction, scale, major layout, etc. of land use must be reported to the original approving authority for approval. City master plans, village and market town plans are also not allowed to be modified without authorization.