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The cadastre information in Russia will become public

20 October 2014
The cadastre information in Russia will become public
Today at the Russian Cabinet meeting was discussed the issue concerning available public services in the field of cadastre registration, properties’ registration.

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has announced about the creation of Unified Register for inspection of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs. According to him, such a Register will allow to reduce the number of unreasonable inspections for business. “We have repeatedly claimed that this mechanism should be most simple and clear” recalled Dmitry Medvedev.

The governmental draft law aims to create public information resource where will be placed detailed information about geodetic networks at all levels. Information will be continuously updated with the assistance of experts, including cadastral engineers - those who actually monitor and control the situation.

Information should be available on the Internet in order to improve the quality and cadastre information accuracy and will simplify the services proving in the field of land inventory.

“The GLONASS Herald” journal

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