The Act consists of General Section and Particular Section composed of 8 Chapters that contain 129 articles. Housing Legislation of the Republic of Belarus is based upon the Constitution and comprehends Housing Code, Presidential decrees and edicts, Ministerial decrees and other legislative acts that regulate housing issues. Article 9 establishes that the citizens of Belarus have the right to the assignation of the plots of land for individual housing.

The Federal Law consists of 7 Chapters composed of 55 articles. Chapter 1 lays down the general provisions. Chapter 2 establishes ownership relationship within condominium and the duties of houseowners. Chapter 3 management and maintenance of condominiums. Chapter 4 regards organization of condominiums. Chapter 5 concerns functioning of condominiums. Chapter 6 deals with organization of condominiums in newly set unit. Chapter 7 lays down the conclusive provisions.

These guidelines are issued by the General Department for Land Management concerning utilization of bare land, degraded hills, forests, alluvial flats and water bodies. The approval of land use projects will be based on the economic-technical viability of the project with the objectives of good land management and sustainable land use. The project implementing agency shall classify the land depending on the objectives of the project and the land available. Land should be used in accordance with plans made, the land should be protected and the fertility of the soil improved.

This Federal Law regulates relationship originating from the process of professional activity of architects as regards the creation of architectural objects for the purpose of providing for safe, ecologically pure, socially and spiritually valuable environment for vital activity of individual and society. This Federal Law is aimed at the development of architectural art, assistance to the protection of work of architecture, cultural and historical heritage and natural landscapes.

These Regulations define types of environmental impact assessment; the projects that require environmental impact assessment, the procedures of such assessment and review of assessment, and tasks of public bodies with respect to environmental impact assessment.

La présente ordonnance est édictée en exécution de la loi fédérale du 22 juin 1979 sur l'aménagement du territoire. Le chapitre introductif définit les différentes activités auxquelles s'applique le texte, c'est-à-dire: toutes les activités qui modifient l'utilisation du sol ou l'occupation du territoire, y compris celles qui visent au maintien du status quo. L'ordonnance s'applique uniquement aux activités des autorités officielles dont une description détaillée est fournie à l'article 1.

Regulations to make provision for the "regularisation" of land and the drafting and adoption of schemes for this purposes.The 35 regulations are divided into 5 Parts: Preliminary (I); Regularisation Area (II); Scheme of Regularisation (III); Adjudication (IV); Local Land Register (V).The Minister responsible for lands may, under regulation 3, subject to section 58 of the Land Act, or at the request of the people in a given area declare urban areas or "peri-urban areas" to be a regularisation area. Criteria for decision making in this respect are set out in regulation 4.

For the purposes of subarticle (9) of article 31 of the Development Planning Act, the development referred to in sub-paragraph (ix) of paragraph 2 of Class 1 of the Development Notification Order, 2001 shall be deemed for all intents and purposes of law to be a new development which shall be allowed to take place in terms of a development order notwithstanding that there might exist illegal development on the same site.

The Mayor-President of the Government of St.Petersburg, for the purpose of ensuring the right of citizens to allotment on condition of ownership of the plots of land for individual housing, gardening and summer cottage construction orders as follows : 1). Chiefs of district administration are authorized to validate the measures and the boundaries of the plots of land with due regard for urban planning documentation at the presentation of the Committee on Land Resources and Land Survey. 2).

These Regulations make provision for the reconsideration of Decisions (made) by the Authority or Commission as the case may be. An applicant may make application for reconsideration and a reply shall be prepared by the Director. The applicant may refer in his application for a development plan or planning policy not referred to in previous representations. The applicant may answer the reply of the Director within thirty days from receipt of the reply.

The area described in the Schedule to these Regulations is declared to be a Special Development Area in the sense of the Land Utilization Act (Cap. 188). The type of development permitted includes agriculture, forestry, wildlife reserve and environmental protection. The Land Utilization Authority shall draw up a Development Plan for the area after consultation with such local persons and institutions as it may think fit. The Plan shall be submitted to the Minister of Natural Resources, The Environment and Industry for approval. The Plan shall be available for inspection to the public.

Moscow Government, taking into consideration that the purpose of the system of licensing is to ensure the protection of citizens against direct negative impact on their physical and moral state on the part of private enterprises and the prevention of penetration on market of the undertakings that carry out illegal, unqualified and injurious to human health activity as well as in order to exclude bureaucratic interests for the maintenance of monopolistic positions on city market, decrees as follows: 1).