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Is it necessary to confirm the right of rural land and private plots?
Private plots also need land confirmation. According to Article 7 of the Answer to the Policy of Confirmation Registration of Rural Land Contracted Management Right, regarding the confirmation registration of private plots and gardens, we should properly handle the confirmation of private plots and gardens based on the principle of respecting history and seeking truth from facts, and all those included in the contracted land will continue to be registered as contracted land. 1. Private plots (including private hills) allocated to farmers for farming before the household contract management system was implemented in rural areas. If the second round of land contracting has been included in the contracted land, the contracted land area should be calculated together and the ownership should be registered; 2, the second round of land contract is not included in the contracted land, according to the actual land quantity, area, boundary, location registration, solicit the opinions of the majority of villagers, can be included in the contracted land together with the right, but must be indicated in the list, account and management certificate is private plots. Private plots are the land that China rural collective economic organizations allocate to its members for long-term use according to policies and regulations. According to the Regulations on the Work of Rural People's Communes issued by 1962, at that time, 5% to 7% of the cultivated land area was set aside by the production brigade or production team and distributed to members' families as private plots, which remained unchanged for a long time and was used to carry out household sideline production. Extended data:

Private plots are collectively owned, and their members only have the right to use them, and may not rent, transfer or buy or sell them, nor may they be used for non-agricultural production purposes without authorization. At present, the state does not stipulate the abolition of private plots, but in some places, for example, when demarcating farmers' homesteads, it is stipulated that all users should have private plots. The right to operate private plots is protected by the state and shall not be arbitrarily occupied. The products produced on private plots are dominated by farmers themselves, and the state will not levy agricultural taxes until the agricultural taxes are abolished. The income from crops, fruit trees, medicinal materials and so on in the private plots (private hills) operated by farmers belongs to the farmers themselves. After the death of farmers, these interests can be inherited by heirs as inheritance.