Order No. D1-72 of the Minister of Environment validating the Regulation on renewal and reorganization of the land information system.

This Order primarily addresses the governance, regulation, and operational procedures of the Earth Information System (GIS). It operates within a broader policy framework aimed at digitizing land administration processes, ensuring data protection, and facilitating public land management and oversight. Key measures include the designation of the Ministry of Environment as the data controller and the Construction Sector Development Agency as the system processor, with specific responsibilities for data processing, security, and compliance. The document details the functions of the GIS, such as providing electronic land services, controlling land trustees' activities, managing spatial and descriptive land data, and ensuring data quality and security. It also stipulates the use of open data licenses, data re-use conditions, and procedures for data access, correction, and dissemination, all under strict legal and procedural guidelines. The emphasis on personal data processing, confidentiality obligations, and breach notification procedures underscores compliance with data protection laws. Implementation mechanisms include phased activation of updated systems, institutional responsibilities for data management, maintenance, and security, with specific timelines set for operational start (1 August 2025) and subsequent legal entry into force (1 October 2025). The regulation specifies procedures for data sharing, public access, and stakeholder involvement, including the roles of various public authorities and data providers. It also establishes cybersecurity requirements, funding sources, and procedures for system updates, reorganization, or liquidation, ensuring adherence to legal standards and procedural transparency.