Australia no longer down under - Official German Surveying and Mapping - Cooperation between the public and the private sector - The German Way

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Official German Surveying and Mapping - Cooperation between the public and the private sector - The German Way Australia no longer down under - Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 1

Australia no longer down under, but Germany Sydney Europe and Germany Europe Area: 10,2 mill. sqkm Inhabitants: 700 mill. Sydney Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 2

Europe and Germany Europe Area: 10,2 mill. sqkm Inhabitants: 700 mill. EU Europe Area: 4,3 mill. sqkm Inhabitants: 500 mill. Germany Federal Republic of Germany consists of 16 states ( Länder ) Capital: Berlin Area 357.023 sqkm Inhabitants 82,5 mio. Lower Saxony (capital Hannover) Bavaria (capital Munich) Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 3

Official Surveying and Mapping in Germany Official surveying and mapping belongs to the responsibilities of the 16 states, not to the federal level State Survey and Real Estate Cadastre in one authority, but different organisational structures The private sector publicly appointed surveyors - is involved in cadastral surveys in 15 states Official Surveying and Mapping in Germany Official surveying and mapping belongs to the responsibilities of the 16 states, not to the federal level State Survey and Real Estate Cadastre in one authority, but different organisational structures The private sector publicly appointed surveyors - is involved in cadastral surveys in 15 states (except Bavaria) Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 4

Official Surveying and Mapping in Germany The administrations belong to different ministries: Interior (8) Finance (1) Economy, Traffic (1) Land Development, Traffic (1) Environment (1) Rural Affairs (1) Urban Development (in the 3 city states) Some figures Parcels: 64,5 mill. Regional cadastral and ca. 250 geoinformation offices (on average 325.000 inhabitants, 1.400 km², 245.000 parcels per cadastral office) State survey offices 16 Number of staff ca. 25.000 Federal authorities Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy (BKG) Bundeswehr Geoinformation Office (BGIO) Federal Waterways Administration Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 5

AdV an umbrella organisation on voluntary basis since 62 years German Geodetic Commission Organisation of AdV Plenum AdV President changes every 2 years Task Force PRM Management The business office is set up in one federal state Working groups Spatial reference Real estate cadastre Geo-topography Information and communication technology Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 6

Tasks and Responsibilities of AdV Recommendations, guidelines and binding regulations for state survey and real estate cadastre in Germany N.B. All decisions of AdV are recommendations and have to be transposed into state laws Co-ordination of state overlapping projects Co-operation in research, development and application of technical methods and procedures Representation of official surveying and mapping of the states of Germany in international organisations and co-operation at international level Private Sector publicly appointed (1) Publicly appointed surveyors in 15 states. The institution of a publicly appointed surveyor is regulated by state laws. The license is given by the government of a federal state to an individual, not to a company and is valid only for that one state (comparable with the regulations for civil servants). Although the publicly appointed surveyor is a freelancer, he/she is part of the official surveying and mapping of that state. Mostly he/she is working in the field of cadastral surveys. Same scale of fees as the public sector to avoid unfair competition. Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 7

Private Sector publicly appointed (2) The publicly appointed surveyor is concerning to the public appointment acting on behalf of that state (therefore no PPP) and uses the seal of the state for the functions publicly appointed. The activities of a publicly appointed surveyor are subject of special conditions and regulations (e.g. concerning liability and insurance, withdrawal of the license, advertisement). The publicly appointed surveyor has the same education as comparable civil servants (4-5 years university plus 2 years of additional traineeship with state examination). The publicly appointed surveyor is supervised by the state not by a chamber. Actual Situation Some figures: Number of licensed surveyors: ca. 1.500 Number of staff : ca. 15.000 Ca. 1300 publicly appointed surveyors are members of BDVI (voluntary professional association, no chamber) Political demands In most of the states exist political demands to reduce the operational activities of cadastral offices in favour of the publicly appointed surveyors (proportion between 50 and 100%) Actual Germany wide: ca. 60-80% (depending wether performing cadastral surveys for buildings or parcels) Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 8

European Union Special situation of the publicly appointed surveyors in Germany concerning European Union Job is understood as exercise of official authority and in so far subject to Art. 45 EU Treaty (now partly same situation only in Denmark) exercise of official authority : setting of administrational acts as determination of boundaries and marking the boundary corner point. The most important one is that surveyors have the right to get access to the property for performing the cadastral survey without permission (defined in the cadastral laws). Private surveyors There are also private surveyors besides the publicly appointed surveyors (e.g. for engineering surveying) The publicly appointed surveyor can also act as private surveyor, but then he/she is not acting as publicly appointed surveyor (no use of that title) Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 9

Thank you very much for your attention Please visit us at www.adv-online.de Sydney, Australia, 11 16 April 2010 10