Legal subjectivity:

The issue of expropriation or non-expropriation of rural collective land does not require the signature of each villager, because administrative expropriation is mandatory. Article 10 of the Land Management Law: Land collectively owned by farmers in a village shall be operated and managed by the village collective economic organization or villagers committee in accordance with the law; if it has been owned by farmers' collectives of two or more rural collective economic organizations in the village, it shall be operated and managed by the village collective economic organization or village committee. It shall be operated and managed by each rural collective economic organization or villager group in the village; if it has been collectively owned by farmers in the township (town), it shall be operated and managed by the rural collective economic organization of the township (town). The expropriation of rural collective land must respect the land-expropriated farmers’ rights to know, confirm, and object to the compensation and resettlement plan, as well as their rights to obtain compensation and resettlement in accordance with the law. Article 48 of the "Land Management Law" After the land acquisition compensation and resettlement plan is determined, the relevant local people's government shall make an announcement and listen to the opinions of the rural collective economic organizations and farmers whose land has been acquired. Article 49 The rural collective economic organization whose land has been expropriated shall announce the income and expenditure status of the compensation fees for the expropriated land to the members of the collective economic organization and accept supervision. It is prohibited to encroach upon or misappropriate the land acquisition compensation fees and other related expenses of the units whose land has been expropriated. Specifically, the right to know is the right to be informed of the reasons, uses, scope of land acquisition, compensation and resettlement plans and other matters. Generally speaking, the right to know needs to be guaranteed by the government's announcement. The right of confirmation means that the land-expropriated farmers have the right to sign on the survey document to confirm the type, area, and types and quantities of the land that has been expropriated. In this process, every household needs to sign. The right to object means that if you think there is something unreasonable or illegal in the compensation and resettlement plan formulated by the government, you can put forward your own opinions to the government. However, please note that the right to object is not the right to make a decision. Of course, if the proposed opinions are not adopted by the government, you can also apply for coordination with the higher-level government in accordance with the law. If coordination fails, you can also apply for a provincial government ruling approving the land acquisition. In addition, whether the village collective organization signs a compensation and resettlement agreement with the government should be democratically decided by convening a villagers' meeting or villagers' representative meeting in accordance with the provisions of the Villagers Committee Organic Law. Here, each villager or villager representative has the right to vote, but individuals do not have the right to decide.