The Regional Law establishes that privatization of the plots of agricultural land pertaining to state or municipal property on the regional territory begins from 1 January 2053.

This Regional Law establishes that priorities of land policy shall be state regulation of land relations with a view of conservation of precious land, protected areas and agricultural land with a view of conservation of ecosystems and traditional Cossack forms of land tenure. Regional Administration shall be competent in transfer of public land and private and municipal agricultural land to land of other categories. It delimits jurisdictional competence between regional bodies and local government as regards regulation of land relations.

This Regional Law establishes maximum land areas that can be allotted in ownership to citizens out of stock of public land for farming, gardening, horticulture, stockbreeding and suburban housing construction. Allocation of the aforesaid land parcels to citizens shall be performed by state executive body or local government. Maximum land areas shall be set forth as follows: (a) for farming – up to 150 ha of agricultural land; (b) for gardening and horticulture - up to 0,4 ha; (c) for stockbreeding – up to 10 ha; and (d) for suburban housing construction – up to 0,5 ha.

This Regional Law regulates relations dealing with ownership, management, tenure and disposal of agricultural land and shares in common property of agricultural land. It shall not be applicable to agricultural land allotted for subsistence farming, gardening, horticulture and stockbreeding. Minimum land area of consolidated agricultural land plots pertaining to public, municipal and common land ownership shall be 0,5 ha.

This Regional Law establishes that total land area allotted for subsistence farming that can be owned or managed under other terms and conditions by citizens performing subsistence farming shall amount to 15 ha.

This Regional Law establishes rules for organizations related to turnover of land parcels and shares of land parcels of agricultural land. It shall not be applicable to agricultural land allotted for subsistence farming, stockbreeding, horticulture and gardening for individual personal needs. Regional Government shall nominate authorized regional state institution competent in the sphere of turnover of agricultural land and transactions therewith. Minimum land area of agricultural land to be allotted for efficient production of agricultural commodities shall be 2 ha.

The scope of this Regional Law shall be to ensure reproduction of agricultural land fertility through biologization of arable farming by land owners, land tenants, including lease holders. Owners, tenants and lease holders of agricultural land shall have the following rights: (a) carry out phytoagrotechnical, phytosanitary, land reclamation and anti-erosion arrangements; and (b) have access to information related to soil fertility managed by state bodies.

This Regional Law establishes that maximum dimensions of land area allotted for subsistence farming that can be owned and (or) possessed in any other form by citizens carrying out subsistence farming shall amount to 25 ha.

This Regional Law establishes minimum and maximum land areas of agricultural land for production of agricultural commodities that can be allotted to citizens out of stock of public and municipal land. Minimum land area for agricultural production shall be 1.0 ha and maximum land area for agricultural production shall be 50.0 ha.

This Regional Law establishes maximum land area of land parcels allotted in ownership to citizens free of charge as follows: (a) for peasant farms – 8 ha; (b) for gardening – 0,10 ha; (c) for horticulture – 0,10 ha; for suburban housing construction – 0,04 ha; (d) for subsistence farming – 0,15 ha; and (e) for individual housing construction – 0,15 ha.

The purpose of the present Law is to ensure the rational use of soil; the creation and conservation of an efficient agriculture and forestry; and the restriction of foreign land tenure. The text consists of 37 articles divided into 5 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Restrictions of the transfer of agricultural and forestry land (2); Foreign land tenure (3); Common provisions (4); Final penalties and transitional provisions (5).

This Law prescribes the principles on the sale of agricultural land owned by the Treasury. Sales shall be made by auction. Any individual who is registered and settled, or who owns or uses a property before 31 December 2002 at the village or the district where the lands are located may participate to the auction. Tenants who have used treasury lands for agricultural purposes since 31 December 2002 are entitled to buy that particular land with direct negotiations.