[Guangdong: Promote government procurement, storage and transformation in an orderly manner and encourage state-owned enterprises to revitalize and utilize existing land] On September 3, the Guangdong Provincial Department of Natural Resources publicly solicited opinions on the "Several Measures to Accelerate the Redevelopment of Inefficient Land to Promote High-Quality Development (Draft for Comment)". It mentioned that government procurement and storage reform should be promoted in an orderly manner. Support state-owned enterprises or relevant units to participate in the preliminary arrangement of government land acquisition and storage through government procurement. Strictly implement the "clean land" supply requirements. When signing a land transfer contract or issuing an allocation decision, the plot of land should meet the basic conditions necessary to start development. Support cities and counties to formulate unified compensation standards for land consolidation in the early stage. Rural collective economic organizations will organize themselves to carry out collective construction land rent clearance compensation, land and house recovery, site demolition and other preliminary consolidation work in accordance with the standards, and then hand it over to the government for acquisition, storage and transformation. Encourage state-owned enterprises to revitalize and utilize existing land. The existing land of state-owned enterprises that meets the conditions can be included in the scope of inefficient land redevelopment according to regulations, properly handle the land use issues left over from history, and adopt various methods such as independent, leasing, transfer, cooperation, asset allocation or transfer, mergers and reorganizations, withdrawal and withdrawal, and the introduction of third-party funds for transformation and development in accordance with laws and regulations. Encourage state-owned capital investment and operating companies to participate in revitalizing inefficient land used by state-owned enterprises.