群众工作札记 | 源头根治不动产“登记难”

Core Insights - The article highlights the successful resolution of property registration issues in Wangcang County, Sichuan Province, where local authorities have implemented measures to streamline the process and address long-standing challenges faced by residents in obtaining property certificates [1][2][3] Group 1: Problem Identification and Resolution - The local government identified multiple factors contributing to the difficulty in property registration, including the lack of project construction entities, incomplete property information, and poor inter-departmental communication [1] - A collaborative approach was adopted, involving the local government and various departments such as natural resources, housing, and taxation, to analyze and resolve the issues systematically [1][2] - As a result of these efforts, 12 homeowners successfully received their property certificates, and a comprehensive review of unresolved property registration issues was initiated across the county [1] Group 2: Implementation of Solutions - A supervisory working group was established to address core bottlenecks such as delays in project acceptance, tax disputes, and barriers to property registration, leading to the creation of a collaborative office green channel [2] - The implementation of a "problem list + responsibility list + deadline list" system has facilitated monthly progress tracking, resulting in the resolution of 37 pre-existing obstacles and the introduction of two new regulatory measures for property certificate processing [2] - A total of 6,526 urban residents' property registration issues were resolved, with the average processing time reduced by 20% compared to before the intervention [2] Group 3: Preventive Measures - To prevent future registration issues, a pilot reform for new residential properties was initiated, allowing for simultaneous delivery of property certificates upon handover of the property [3] - This reform involves a streamlined process where property registration applications, reviews, and tax payments are conducted concurrently, ensuring that buyers receive their property rights at the time of possession [3] - The initiative aims to enhance transparency and standardization in the new residential property market, safeguarding buyers' rights and preventing the recurrence of registration difficulties [3]