Geoinformation Act (GeoIA)
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Art. 43 Evaluation
1 The Federal Council shall review the necessity, usefulness, efficiency and cost effectiveness of the Cadastre of public-law restrictions on landownership within six years of its introduction. 2 It shall report to the Federal Assembly and propose any modifications that may be required.
Art. 44 Repeal and amendment of current legislation
The repeal and amendment of existing legislation is regulated in the Annex.
Art. 45 Coordination with the NFE
If the Federal Act of 6 October 2006 on the Creation and Amendment of Legislation on the New System of Financial Equalisation and Division of Tasks between the Confederation and the Cantons (NFE) at the same time or after this Act, Number II/I of (Art. 39 Final Title Civil Code) shall cease to apply.
AS 2007 5779. The NFE bill cames into force on 1 Jan. 2008. SR 210
Art. 46 Transitional provisions
1 For twelve years from the date on which this Act comes into force, the Federal Council may declare deviations from the fees defined in Article 15 paragraph 3. 2 It determines the time schedule for the introduction of the Cadastre of public-law restrictions on landownership. 3 Anyone who on the date on which this Act comes into force is permitted under federal law to carry out independent (self employed) work within Cadastral Surveying shall retain the right to do so. The Federal Council shall issue regulations for the transitional period until such time as the survey engineers are registered in the Register of Licensed Land Surveyors. 4 The cantons shall adapt their legislation on geoinformation within three years of the date on which this Act comes into force. During a transitional period determined by the Federal Council, the cantons must adapt the official geodata under federal legislation to the quality and technical requirements within the meaning of Articles 5 and 6 only if: a.
Art. 47 Referendum and commencement
1 This Act is subject to an optional referendum. 2 Articles 16-18, 34 paragraph 1 letters e and f and Article 39 shall be implemented by the Federal Council on the commencement of the Ordinance of 2 September 2009 on Public-law Restrictions on landownership. The Federal Council shall determine the commencement date for the remaining provisions. Commencement Date: 1 July 2008Articles 16–18, 34 paragraph 1 letters e and f and 39: 1 October 2009
Para. 2 — SR 510.622.4 Para. 2 — FCD of 21 May 2008. Para. 2 — Ordinance of 2 Sept. 2009 (AS 2009 4721).