What is the filing standard of the crime of illegally approving the requisition and occupation of land

Our country's laws give the government the power to impose land requisition under the demand of public interests, on the premise of following the legal procedures and ensuring that the procedures are legal. This includes transforming collective land into state-owned land, providing fair compensation and resettlement for affected rural collectives and villagers, and emphasizing the expropriation of ownership change.

According to the Land Administration Law of China, the expropriation of basic farmland needs special approval from the State Council; The demolition and requisition of more than 35 hectares of cultivated land and a total of more than 70 hectares of land need the approval of the State Council. The local government shall be responsible for the requisition of general cultivated land and non-agricultural land, but it must report to the State Council for the record and go through the corresponding procedures. The conversion of agricultural land needs to go through the examination and approval of agricultural land conversion first. The national approval does not need to repeat the examination and approval. The provincial approval of agricultural land conversion still needs the examination and approval of land acquisition.

According to the laws and regulations, China's criteria for filing and investigation of illegally approved land occupation involve illegally approved requisition/occupation of basic farmland>10 mu, farmland other than cultivated land>30 mu, other land>50 mu, or economic losses of more than 300000 yuan. If a member of a State organ abuses his power and illegally approves land, if the circumstances are serious, he may be sentenced to imprisonment of not more than three years, and if the circumstances are flagrant, the term of imprisonment will be aggravated. Criteria for filing of illegal land occupation: Violating land laws and regulations, occupying a large amount of cultivated land and seriously destroying it, which constitutes the crime of illegal occupation of cultivated land.