The Ministry of Lands and the National Land Commission (NLC) have spelt out new, tougher rules for State agencies on the use of public land.
The new regulations aim to eliminate encroachment and land grabbing by public officers and private individuals. [File, Standard]
The Ministry of Lands and the National Land Commission (NLC) have spelt out new, tougher rules for State agencies on the use of public land.
Going forward, any change of user of the whole or part of public land held by State agencies from the registered use shall require public consultation.
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