What should I do if I want to keep my original house after applying for ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation?

Thanks to Wukong for his invitation. We can see how the national laws and regulations stipulate whether the original housing can be retained after the relocation of poverty alleviation.

The Land Management Law stipulates that rural villagers can only own one homestead. According to the regulation of "one household, one house", when building a house in a different place, the owner of the house needs to sign an agreement with the villagers' committee on the disposal of the original house of the owner, and the original old house can be disposed of in three ways: disposal, adjustment, recovery and demolition.

The Property Law defines the basis for the acquisition, exercise and transfer of the right to use the homestead, and applies the land management law and other laws and relevant state regulations.

The Provisional Regulations on the Registration of Real Estate is formulated in accordance with the Property Law. If it violates the provisions of laws and administrative regulations, it will not be registered.

The Notice of the Ministry of Land and Resources on Further Accelerating the Registration and Certification of Homestead and Construction Land also clearly stipulates that if the government uniformly approves the homestead due to poverty alleviation, relocation and resettlement, the right to use the homestead occupied by new houses can be determined according to law after withdrawing from the original homestead and canceling the registration.

Therefore, it can be concluded that in order to obtain the right to use the homestead and the ownership of the new house, the original house must be implemented in accordance with the agreement signed at that time. Personal opinion, welcome to add and correct me.