recognition in the national laws of the country including guarantees for judicial enforcement; f) Information on the government body responsible for natural resources development and the scope of its legal authority and responsibility; Land use and ownership g) Legal guarantees to people, and women in particular, to live on, access, develop and use the land, vegetation, water sources and the aquatic resources on which they depend for their survival and livelihoods as per Article 21(1); h) Legal frameworks providing guarantees of ownership over land and natural resources to people, including women, in territories affected by extractive activities, as well as relevant redress mechanisms for expropriation, resettlement or other interference with use of the land and lawful recovery of property and adequate compensation as required by article 21(2) of the Charter; i) Information on the legal and procedural safeguards to protect people from arbitrary and forcible expropriation of land; j) Information on the standards that apply in cases of expropriation of land for ensuring priori consultation, prompt and effective compensation and resettlement support; k) The legal and institutional safeguards available to protect the people from foreign economic exploitation including through restricting percentage of foreign ownership and to ensure that the people meaningfully benefit from the operations of multinational companies engaged in extractive industries as per Article 21(5); l) The legal framework for sustainable development as it relates to natural resources and the extent to which it makes the realization of human rights a prerequisite for sustainability; Participation and consultation m) Information on legislation regulating local participation, including the extent of compliance with the substantive and procedural guarantees of Article 21, including prior consultation and substantive and rigorous participation of affected people in decision-making processes; State Reporting Guidelines and Principles  | 13