Based on Article 47 of the National Property Act, and Article 48, Article 48-1, and Article 48-3 of the Enforcement Rules of the National Property Act, a public-private partnership (PPP) model is established by offering land to the competent authority of the target business to organize tendering for private enterprises to invest in development. Related processes are implemented according to the Operation Directions for National Property Administration Join Force with Competent Authorities in charge of National Non-public Real Estate Development:

1.  Commissioning or partnership: National agencies and local governments.

2.  Development models

(1)  Commissioned improvement for use: Release national non-public real estates through lease for the competent authority of the target business to plan development items, organize open tendering, sign the tenancy contract with contractors, and implement performance management.

(2)  Collaborative improvement for use: Release national non-public use land through establishment of the right of superficies for the competent authority of the target business to plan development items, organize open tendering, sign the tenancy contract with contractors, and implement performance management. NPA branches will sign the establishment of the right of superficies contract with contractors.