Legal for the end of civilian scams and the beginning of transparency

Gholamreza Shariati Andrati, a member of the Parliamentary Committee on Civil Affairs, in a conversation with Mehr reporter, criticized the delay of the Documentation Organization in the enforcement of the law, and said: “The law requires official registration of transactions, in response to one of the repeated problems of the country's judicial system, and the disagreements arising out of the country's judicial system.” However, its full implementation is still facing serious challenges, and some responsible agencies, including the Registry, have failed to perform their legal duties.

A member of the Majlis Committee on Civil Development, referring to the high volume of civil cases in the country's judicial courts, said: “Much of the opening case in the judiciary is directly due to the disorder in the official registration of transactions.” The legislator has obliged the people to officially register the property, but unfortunately the Documentation Agency has not yet implemented some of the designated tasks with the aim of preventing the rights of citizens, especially vulnerable and low -income classes.

The end of the fraud, the beginning of transparency

Shariati described the two key axes of protecting citizens' rights in real estate transactions and creating transparency in the housing and real estate market as the benefits of this law and said: In many cases, people are victims of fraud or formal transactions because of ignorance or confidence. The requirement for official registration, especially for the weak, has a support umbrella that prevents their rights from being denied.

According to him, when all transfers are officially and systematic, he will actually be possible to monitor trading and monitor control. This transparency is a prelude to smart policy making in the property market.

The real estate system; Smart database serving social justice

Shariati went on to point out the importance of forming and completing the national real estate system and said: “When transactions are officially registered, this data enters the country's database and this system can be a more accurate basis for welfare policies such as a column, subsidies, support housing distribution and other justice programs.”

He described the law as a “new plan for economic transparency” and added: “We still do not have accurate statistics on the number of vacant houses or how the property is circulated in the country.” But with the full implementation of this law, there is a clear picture of the current market situation, which will be directly effective in planning housing and responding to community needs.

The representative of the people of Mazandaran in the Islamic Consultative Assembly, referring to the six months of enforcement of the law and the failure to perform some assignments by the Documentation Organization, stated: Unfortunately, some of the provisions of the law have not yet been enforced. However, the registration agency was obliged to implement the necessary measures to enforce the law within a specified period of time. The parliament is pursuing this issue seriously.

Shariati added: “In the form of a program pursued by the Eleventh Majlis under the heading of oversight Tuesdays, ministers and national ministers are invited to respond to the implementation of the law.” The law is also in the process of submitting a regulatory report and will be on the courtyard's agenda after the holidays.

The official registration law of transactions; The starting point of control of the housing crisis

Shariati pointed to the impact of the law in the housing field and said: “We really do not have accurate and accurate statistics on the amount of vacant houses in the country today.” However, many major housing policies require accurate information on supply and demand. By implementing this law, we can determine how much of the property produced in the consumption cycle and how much they remain empty for various reasons.

He emphasized that the full implementation of this law could become an important tool for reforming the housing market, combating property hoarding and facilitating government planning to provide housing needed by the community.