Benoit Leseul wrote: > I went to the JDLL in Lyon this weekend, and the OSM volunteers there > explained to me that the French administration was making the cadastre > publicly available for everyone following an EU directive. If it is > true, it means that something similar should exist in Belgium (it does > not, see http://www.cadastre.be/FAQ.aspx#Informations%20cadastrales or > http://www.kadaster.be/FAQ.aspx#Kadaster%20online ).
Well, maybe it does, but they don't know it yet :-) There are quite a few laws and decrees for freedom of information (openbaarheid van bestuur, or what Dutch people like to say: "Wob"). That should apply to all the data our governments and government agencies use, so in principle should include the cadastre. So someone could try make a formal request for this... Although I think that they will probably come back with privacy legislation to not release the cadastre information. Ben _______________________________________________ Talk-be mailing list Talk-be@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-be
