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[00:00:00] Monday to Friday, lock in new
[00:02:30] After all these years, the dispute still exists. The land area
[00:02:34] and total population of the Netherlands are similar to Taiwan's. Regarding the
[00:02:37] utilization of national land and the residence of the population, how does the Netherlands achieve
[00:02:41] sustainable and friendly development? What aspects are worth learning from or
[00:02:45] applying to Taiwan? Let's take a look
[00:02:47] .
[00:02:52] In five seconds, the rolling mudslide swallowed a huge village, leaving nearly
[00:02:55] 500 villagers in Xiaolin Village no time to say goodbye, buried in a five-story
[00:02:59] building.
[00:05:44] In the Netherlands, in Europe, the land area is about 41,500 square kilometers,
[00:05:48] only slightly larger than Taiwan, with a population of over
[00:05:52] 17 million. This country, with an area and
[00:05:56] population similar to Taiwan, has long been planning for sustainable land
[00:05:59] use. In 2005, the Dutch realized
[00:06:03] that global warming could cause sea levels to rise, and if the entire country
[00:06:07] was submerged, they started to act nationwide in 2005
[00:06:11] .
[00:06:46] The money they spent was less than half of what we spent on infrastructure. From planning, discussion, and explanation, to implementation. The Netherlands spent
[00:06:50] many years re-establishing the national land system. Looking back at Taiwan,
[00:06:54] Li Hongyuan said we have never understood our own land
[00:06:58] . We never do our homework , so we let nuclear power plants
[00:07:01] be near Duan City, and highways pass through Shunxiangpo, and a bunch of people live
[00:07:05] there. We put all water-intensive industries
[00:07:09] in a water-scarce area. Planning for Keelung
[00:07:13] cannot ignore New Taipei, and planning for New Taipei cannot ignore Taipei. The
[00:07:17] question is, I ask you, from the perspective
[00:07:20] of New Taipei City, if I write it, it will certainly
[00:07:24] help me. From the perspective of Taipei City, it will certainly help me
[00:07:28] . Everything goes to the Ministry of Interior, I ask you, how do you
[00:07:32] save? The law is not comprehensive enough. The horizontal communication between government
[00:07:35] departments, and even between the central and local governments, on the understanding of the National Land Act
[00:07:39] , explanation and implementation also have shortcomings.
[00:09:13] Because you have to print out that map and help people check the land parcel by parcel
[00:09:17] , and then discuss how to deal with it . In fact, if
[00:09:20] a village takes half a year, and then ten people go down to do it every time,
[00:09:24] I don't think the Republic of China currently has this workload. If the land
[00:09:28] is in an agricultural zone, it is definitely not impossible to build a house, but
[00:09:32] you have to think clearly. If you planted on the land , you might have three or four kilograms to plant
[00:09:35] a small house inside. If you draw it into the agricultural market, if such three or four kilograms of
[00:09:39] underground fragmented sales are definitely better than remaining in the agricultural sector.
[00:10:55] No, sustainable land use, agricultural land maintenance, potential land development
[00:10:58] benefits. The practical test of national land functions .
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[00:13:47] will only lead to further chaos in national land planning, causing land management to be out of order, and may even
[00:13:50] exacerbate environmental deterioration. Some experts also believe that the relevant sub-laws
[00:13:54] are still available.
[00:16:12] The planning law, the national land planning law, is more flexible. The most important thing is to achieve planning-led development, rather than just letting land prices keep
[00:16:16] rising and eventually turning all agricultural land into construction land. The national land planning
[00:16:20] has a standard of reviewing it every 5 years. But he also hopes
[00:16:23] that you will not lose all agricultural land today.
[00:16:27] 。
[00:16:30] We need to preserve agricultural land. I think this point is something that all people can
[00:16:34] understand. However, there are also other experts and scholars who believe that the
[00:16:37] National Land Law, because it replaces the Regional Planning Law and the Non-Urban
[00:16:41] Land Use Control Regulations, will consequently affect related coordinating
[00:16:44] regulations, involving 13 ministries and 52 laws, which must
[00:16:48] be jointly amended, but currently they are not yet complete, and even many
[00:16:52] enforcement measures have not yet been announced . The first
[00:16:55] is that Article 23 of the National Land Education Law authorizes the
[00:16:59] formulation of national land planning land use control regulations .
[00:17:03] Article 24, concerning the application for a use permit
[00:17:07] .
[00:18:07] The basis for guidance, and since these are not yet in place,
[00:18:11] there will naturally be many disputes. The biggest
[00:18:14] dispute lies in the classification of agricultural zones 1 and 2. According to the National Land Law,
[00:18:18] the original regional planning law's specific agricultural zones should basically be classified as agricultural zone 1 in
[00:18:22] 90% of cases, but in the end, only 56% were actually classified
[00:18:26] as such. The other 34% were classified as
[00:18:29] agricultural zone 2. The reason is that most counties and cities believe that the control
[00:18:33] of agricultural zone 2 is less than that of agricultural zone 1, and in some places,
[00:21:53] his utilization of land.
[00:22:16] Therefore, some people questioned whether too many agricultural zones 1 and 2 would.
[00:23:50] "In research" means that he is not responsible for continuing to delay
[00:23:53] it. Because it also represents that the efforts the country has made
[00:23:57] over the past nine years may be replicated. The National Land Planning
[00:24:01] Law reflects the complexity and diverse needs of land management reform
[00:24:05] in Taiwanese society . How to strike a balance
[00:24:08] between policy effectiveness and stability tests the wisdom and
[00:24:12] decision-making power of the ruling
[00:24:14] authorities.
[00:30:10] You are now watching China Times News.
[00:30:23] I'm Zheng Yafang, bringing you today's news update. First,
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