8 October, Minsk /Lilia Krapivina - BELTA/. The list of grounds for writing off unused state property in Belarus has been expanded. This was reported to BELTA correspondent by Tatiana Evstratenko, consultant of the department for disposal of republican property of the Fund of State Property of the State Committee for Property, commenting on the government resolution No. 859 of 18 September 2012. This document expands the regulatory framework in the republic for resolving issues of bringing unused state property into economic circulation, and in case of its non-demand, for demolition (dismantling). The resolution amends the regulation on the procedure for writing off property in republican ownership, which was approved by government resolution No. 180 of 24 February 2012. The new resolution was adopted in accordance with decree No. 294 "On the Procedure for Disposal of State Property" of 4 July 2012. Thus, unused real estate can be written off if it was not sold at auction with an initial sale price equal to one base value. Such capital construction can also be used for housing, with the condition of its reconstruction, for personal subsidiary farming, if it was not sold at auction for one base value. Auctions with an initial price equal to one base value can only be held after the full procedure for selling real estate in accordance with decree No. 294 has been completed. That is, first, bidding must take place without reducing the initial sale price. After the first unsuccessful or failed auction, the initial sale price is reduced by 20%, after the second unsuccessful or failed auction - by 50%, after the third - by 80%. After these conditions are met, the object can be written off. Tatiana Evstratenko clarified that such objects are unused properties that have been repeatedly put up for auction but have not found a buyer.