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The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has just established a hotline to receive reports about land violations. People and organizations can reflect through 3 methods. Download People and organizations can report land violations through 3 methods Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang has just signed and promulgated Decision 633/QD-BNNMT on organizing the reception and processing of information reported by organizations and individuals regarding violations of the law in land management and use. The decision contributes to strengthening discipline and transparency in land management and use, promptly detecting, preventing and handling violations. Accordingly, the Ministry established a hotline to receive feedback. People and organizations can report through 3 methods, including: By phone number 0243.629.0196 during office hours on working days; Send the document directly or by post to the Ministrys headquarters at 10 Ton That Thuyet, Cau Giay ward, Hanoi city or through the National Document Communication Axis. The reported information must clearly state the full name, address, and phone number of the person reporting (and request confidentiality if any); name and address of the organization or individual committing the violation; land plot address; violation content and related documents (if any). The decision specifically stipulates the groups of acts to be received and handled, including violations in land management by state agencies according to Article 109 of Decree No. 102/2024/ND-CP such as: violations of records and administrative boundary markers; establish, adjust, and approve land use planning and plans; land recovery, compensation, support, resettlement; land allocation, land lease, change of land use purpose; registration, issuance of certificates, land requisition, land finance, order and administrative procedures regarding land... At the same time, receive reports of violations by land users according to the provisions of the Land Law 2024 and Decree No. 123/2024/ND-CP such as encroachment and land appropriation; destroy the land; misuse of land; no land registration; ineligible transfers and mortgages; not putting land into use according to schedule; and other violations according to regulations. After 5 days of receipt, the Ministry will issue a document to the locality for handling. The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment assigns the Department of Land Management to organize the receipt of information nationwide; appoint civil servants and public employees with the capacity and qualities to perform tasks; ensure a standard attitude, no harassment, no self-interest. The Minister requires that the handling of violation information must comply with the provisions of the Law on Citizen Reception, the Law on Complaints, the Law on Denunciations, the Law on Inspection, the Law on Land and other relevant laws. In case the information falls under local authority, within no more than 5 working days from receipt, the Department will send a written request to the Provincial Peoples Committee, the Department of Agriculture and Environment or the Commune Peoples Committee where the incident occurred to check, verify, handle and notify the results to the Department and the person reporting it. Especially, in case of necessity, the Department will verify the information, decide or propose a competent authority to decide on inspection and investigation to resolve according to the provisions of law. Law. The Department of Land Management is assigned the responsibility to monitor, organize, direct the implementation and report to the Minister on the situation of receiving and processing information and reports from organizations and individuals on violations of the law in land management and use on a quarterly basis (before the 15th of the last month of the quarter) and annually (before December 15 of each year). moreRemove obstacles in land projects and implement the National Target Program. See more. Ministry of Agriculture and Environment for information on the activities of the land management office. See more. Electronic data communication in determining financial obligations on land. See more. National Center for Land Investigation and Planning will operate from 2026.
