The document titled "Minerals and Mining (Ground Rent) Regulations, 2018", also known as LI 2357, provides a comprehensive legal framework for the evaluation, payment, and management of ground rent associated with mining activities in Ghana. This regulation, issued under the Minerals and Mining Act, sets forth the obligations of mining entities to pay regular rent for the use of land for mineral extraction and related operations. It further delineates the roles and responsibilities of regulatory bodies, such as the Office of the Administrator of Stool Lands, in the collection, disbursement, and supervision of ground rent. The primary objective of this regulation is to ensure a fair distribution of benefits derived from mining activities, while simultaneously promoting sustainable land use and effective land governance.