Simplified Agricultural Land Rules for Businesses
This draft law aims to make it easier for entrepreneurs who transform their businesses and own agricultural land. The changes will speed up processes and reduce costs by clarifying when the National Centre for Agricultural Support (KOWR) can intervene. The law introduces no direct changes for ordinary citizens or households.
Key points
Easier for entrepreneurs: Sole proprietorships and civil partnerships converting into commercial companies will find it simpler to manage agricultural land.
Fewer formalities and costs: The changes will reduce bureaucracy and expenses related to agricultural land transactions during business transformations.
KOWR will not intervene: The National Centre for Agricultural Support will not have pre-emption rights or require consent when a commercial company transforms into another commercial company, as this is not considered a new acquisition of land.
No impact on citizens: The law does not change the rights or obligations of individuals, families, or households.
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