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[Summary] => The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) is urging government to harmonize processes of agencies and to pass into law the Land Administration Reform Act, Valuation Reform and National Land Use Act to protect property rights of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and allow them to grow.
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[Summary] => Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr. is still confident that the proposed National Land Use and Management Act of the Philippines could still get the Senate’s green light before the June sine die adjournment of the 15th Congress.
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[Title] => Urgency of reforms in land administration stressed
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How important are reforms in land administration for the marginalized Filipino?
For Ric Domingo, national coordinator of the basic sector under the Task Force LARA (Land Administration Reform Act), the urgency of such reforms hinges on people’s basic right to own land out of their own toil.
"It would not only cut red tape and transaction costs. It should provide the poor sector access to affordable land surveying and titling services. It should allow them to gain security of (land) tenure," Domingo explains.
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[Title] => DENR to push through with rationalization of land titling system
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Too many overlapping agencies, laws, procedures and fees in the titling process is resulting to inefficiency in the land titling system and creates opportunities for graft and corruption.
This was the assessment made by the Land Administration and Management Project (LAMP) of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
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Too many overlapping agencies, laws, procedures and fees in the titling process is resulting to inefficiency in the land titling system and creates opportunities for graft and corruption.
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Bago namatay ang asawa ko, ang sabi niya ay patuloy kong ipaglaban ang aming lupa (before my husband died, he said I must fight for our land)," Aling Aning said while showing the title to the land the couple bought with their hard-earned money. The family was shocked when three other families each holding a title to the same property are claiming their land. Since then, she has shed buckets of tears as she continues to go through many sleepless nights.
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No less than P100 billion was lost by the National Government in 2004 and 2005 due to an outdated and flawed land valuation and taxation system thus, frustrating government in its effort to increase revenues from the land sector, this was the assessment made by Sen. Ralph Recto recently.
Recto, chairman of the Senate committee on ways and means, based his view from the National Tax and Research Center (NTRC) saying, "the losses were caused by systemic and procedural loopholes in the land tax administration."
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LAND ADMINISTRATION REFORM ACT
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[Summary] => The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) is urging government to harmonize processes of agencies and to pass into law the Land Administration Reform Act, Valuation Reform and National Land Use Act to protect property rights of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and allow them to grow.
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How important are reforms in land administration for the marginalized Filipino?
For Ric Domingo, national coordinator of the basic sector under the Task Force LARA (Land Administration Reform Act), the urgency of such reforms hinges on people’s basic right to own land out of their own toil.
"It would not only cut red tape and transaction costs. It should provide the poor sector access to affordable land surveying and titling services. It should allow them to gain security of (land) tenure," Domingo explains.
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Too many overlapping agencies, laws, procedures and fees in the titling process is resulting to inefficiency in the land titling system and creates opportunities for graft and corruption.
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Bago namatay ang asawa ko, ang sabi niya ay patuloy kong ipaglaban ang aming lupa (before my husband died, he said I must fight for our land)," Aling Aning said while showing the title to the land the couple bought with their hard-earned money. The family was shocked when three other families each holding a title to the same property are claiming their land. Since then, she has shed buckets of tears as she continues to go through many sleepless nights.
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Recto, chairman of the Senate committee on ways and means, based his view from the National Tax and Research Center (NTRC) saying, "the losses were caused by systemic and procedural loopholes in the land tax administration."
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January 21, 2007 - 12:00am
