obtaining residential plots the RPF without doing where a person has had land violence to the existing law. acquired; the more land acquired the more residential plots are paid as compensation. Disturbance compensation not provided for. Compensation can be land for land Unlike the former law which provided for compensation may be paid into a bank, LLE is silent on the mechanics of paying compensation. No assistance for APs to access bank for their compensation. Practice on the ground is careful and painstaking. 10. No provision in the law on OP 4.12 requires Major gap of substance as If preferred option at 4 The RPF should provide for resettlement support. implementation of noted in 4 above. above accepted, the making of a resettlement Practice a little haphazard resettlement plan the resettlement plan plan (5 above) which should and tends to turn on legality of contents of which are implementation is issue:. be based on a guided occupation of APs who are to noted at 4 above Choice is between formal participative approach to be relocated top-down and participative implementation. involvement of APs OP 4.12 requires. PART FOUR: ADMINISTRATIVE & JUDICIAL PROCEDURES 11. LLE provides for OP 4.12 silent on A major gap on grievance Develop grievance handling A combination of law and administrative agencies to judicial and mechanisms and current practices but keep them practice guidance would be manage acquisition processes administrative administrative arrangements administrative rather than the best way forward. and deal with compensation. arrangements. in LLE difficult to reconcile legal. Grievance mechanisms to APs are part of some It requires appropriate with the participative Make legal provision for provide for co-operation committees dealing with and accessible grievance approach of OP 4.12. appeals from administrative with and community shuras compensation. mechanisms to be decisions and decisions on councils in areas where APs
obtaining residential plots where a person has had land acquired; the more land acquired the more residential plots are paid as compensation. Disturbance compensation not provided for. Compensation can be land for land Unlike the former law which provided for compensation may be paid into a bank, LLE is silent on the mechanics of paying compensation. No assistance for APs to access bank for their compensation. Practice on the ground is careful and painstaking. the RPF without doing violence to the existing law. 10. No provision in the law on resettlement support. Practice a little haphazard and tends to turn on legality of occupation of APs who are to be relocated OP 4.12 requires implementation of resettlement plan the contents of which are noted at 4 above Major gap of substance as noted in 4 above. If preferred option at 4 above accepted, resettlement plan implementation is issue:. Choice is between formal top-down and participative involvement of APs OP 4.12 requires. The RPF should provide for the making of a resettlement plan (5 above) which should be based on a guided participative approach to implementation. PART FOUR: ADMINISTRATIVE & JUDICIAL PROCEDURES 11. LLE provides for administrative agencies to manage acquisition processes and deal with compensation. APs are part of some committees dealing with compensation. OP 4.12 silent on judicial and administrative arrangements. It requires appropriate and accessible grievance mechanisms to be A major gap on grievance mechanisms and current administrative arrangements in LLE difficult to reconcile with the participative approach of OP 4.12. Develop grievance handling practices but keep them administrative rather than legal. Make legal provision for appeals from administrative decisions and decisions on A combination of law and practice guidance would be the best way forward. Grievance mechanisms to provide for co-operation with shuras and community councils in areas where APs
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