Indonesian lawmakers passed a law on Tuesday to address land conflicts and inequality by establishing an agency reporting to the president. The agency will oversee land planning, monitoring and conflict resolution, while the law also calls for limits on the size of landholdings to promote more equal ownership. Indonesian minister overseeing agrarian affairs Nusron Wahid said technical rules on maximum and minimum holdings would follow. The measure covers overlapping claims involving forest areas, state assets and private land, and comes after President Prabowo Subianto ordered the seizure of land from miners and companies authorities said breached forest-utilization rules.