This Decree states that the minister in charge of agricultural affairs shall excersise the powers of controlling and techical supervision of county governmental offices in respect of food-chain control, forestry, hunting, fishery, animal protection, wine production, plant production, soil protection, animal breeding, agricultural damage valuation and agricultural administration. The National Food-chain Safety Office shall contribute to the excersice of the minister's technical governing powers.

Article 8.1 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Regional Government shall exercise the following plenary powers: (a) governance of regional public land; (b) allotment of land plots pertaining to regional property free of charge in ownership or in open-ended hereditary possession or tenancy; (c) land valuation for the purpose of conclusion of purchase and sale contracts; (d) establishment of land lease fees; (e) establishment of servitude fees and establishment of public servitude; and (f) validation of average cadastre value of land”.

This Regional Law regulates land relations within the limits of plenary powers transferred to regions by the Russian Federation.

The scope of this Regional Law shall be to perform legal regulation of the issues related to ownership, tenancy and governance of land, including agricultural land, land shares in common ownership, and also relations concerning land reservation and land expropriation.

This Regional Law establishes basic principles related to governance of public property. Regional Government shall perform autonomous governance of the regional public property. Governance of public property shall be based upon the following principles: (a) legitimateness; (b) accountability and controllability; (c) openness and transparency; and (d) efficiency.

Amended by: Regional Law No. 6-RZ amending Regional Law No. 17-RZ “On governance of public property”. (2015-03-31)

This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for the operation of village chiefs as a form of public participation in local government. The scope of election of village chief shall be realization of decisions adopted by local government. Public official cannot be elected village chief.

This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for the operation of village chiefs as a form of public participation in local government. The scope of election of village chief shall be realization of decisions adopted by local government. Public official cannot be elected village chief.

This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for the operation of village chiefs as a form of public participation in local government in rural areas. Village chief represents the interests of the territorial population in their interaction with local government. The scope of election of village chief shall be realization of decisions adopted by local government. Public official cannot be elected village chief.

This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for the development of rural settlements with less than 50 residents and that have non status of administrative unit, as a form of public participation in local government in rural areas. Village chief represents the interests of the territorial population in their interaction with local government. The scope of election of village chief shall be realization of decisions adopted by local government. Public official cannot be elected village chief.

This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for the operation of village chiefs as a form of public participation in local government in rural areas. The scope of election of village chief shall be realization of decisions adopted by local government. Public official cannot be elected village chief.

This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for the operation of village chiefs as a form of public participation in local government in rural areas. The scope of election of village chief shall be realization of decisions adopted by local government. Public official cannot be elected village chief.

This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for the operation of village chiefs, considered head of territorial social self-governing rural settlement elected by the local population, as a form of public participation in local government in rural areas. Village chief represents the interests of the territorial population in their interaction with local government. The scope of election of village chief shall be realization of decisions adopted by local government. Public official cannot be elected village chief.