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20th May 2015 FIG Working Week 2015

Global and Regional Professional and Institutional Reforms, some

actions of the CLGE

Maurice Barbieri, CLGE President

Presentation of CLGE

• Introduction• Our Strategy• Our Actions


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Leading Surveyors Association

• 37 Member countries• + 3 Observing members• 28 EU Members States• >> 100.000 Surveyors

• Stakeholders– FIG, YSEN, …– PCC, EG, EuroGI, EGoS, …– European Bodies– National Associations

One Profession

Regulated

Profession

Free MarketCivil Servants

PubliclyAppointed


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CLGE: a definition

CLGE is the leading representational body for theSurveying Profession in Europe.

- Promotes the Profession in the EU- Fosters its development in the Council of Europe

Surveying includes Cadastral Surveying which providessecurity to land and property title and thus underlies theeconomic base of western society.

Geospatial Information is now ubiquitous in our lives andthe Surveyor plays a fundamental role in this field.


CLGE: a definition

CLGE is the leading representational body for theSurveying Profession in Europe.

- Promotes the Profession in the EU- Fosters its development in the Council of Europe

Surveying includes Cadastral Surveying which providessecurity to land and property title and thus underlies theeconomic base of western society.

Geospatial Information is now ubiquitous in our lives andthe Surveyor plays a fundamental role in this field.


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CLGE: a definition

The individual Surveyors spread over now 36 memberstates are the final and most important beneficiaries of ouractivities.

CLGE also pursues more general aims such as:- the sustainable development;- public and individual interests European Citizens.


The Executive Board 2012 - 2014


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Incoming Board 2014 - 2016


Executive Board

PresidentMaurice Barbieri (CH)

Secretary-GeneralVasile Chiriac (MD)

Vice-PresidentNicolas Smith (FR)

Vice-President D. Markovinović (HR)

Vice-PresidentDuncan Moss (GB)

TreasurerD. Seitz (DE)

IG - PARLS

Clemens Kiepke (DE)

Vice-PresidentPekka Halme (FI)

Vice-PresidentMairolt Kakko (ES)

FIG Young Surveyors

Ana-Maria Brem (AT)

Vice-President SARudolf Kolbe (AT)


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Strategic Goals of CLGE

• Take part in the legislative process governing the exercise of the Surveying Profession at the European and national levels;

• Build a Professional image of the European of Surveyor, recognized by the national governments as well as the EU;

• Motivate young surveyors to become activewithin their national associations and hencewithin CLGE;

• Make sure that the CLGE members aresatisfied with the performance of CLGE.



• Influence;

• Visibility;

• Renewal;

• Members Satisfaction.


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www.eureal.eu


Global IPMS Coalition


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IPMS Land

• In line with the need for cross-border investment information (land) and for international standards in many land & property related global sectors, we are exploring a collaborative initiative focused on the production of an internationally agreed standard for the reporting of land information.

• This could take the form of a ‘checklist ‘ of key land information reporting elements such as tenure security, legal registration, ownership, mapping/measurement, value, rating/taxation and other essentials of the land information jigsaw.

• This consistent, global reporting framework should enable the de-risking of the land investment process and the implementation of the voluntary guidelines for responsible land governance.



• Influence;

• Visibility;

• Renewal;



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House of the European Surveyorand GeoInformation in Brussels


GSA & CLGE hand in hand


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The European Space Expo moves to Budapest


www.BlueParking.eu

(GNSS surveys to map P for disabled people)20th May 2015 FIG Working Week 2015

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Dynamic Professional Knowledge Base


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Aims of the DPKB

• Explain and promote our profession to the European Bodies

• Guide the individual Surveyors• Information source and decision tool for

our Stakeholders and Partners– European institutions– National Organisations (best practices)– PCC, EuroGeographics, …


Structure

• Comprehensive collection of relevant information about the profession in all CLGE member countries

• Incorporates existing information after validity check

• Regularly updated, with permanent quality assessment


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DPKP Key Elements

• National legal framework• Fields of activity• Professional recognition• Public appointment• Education programmes• Statistical data / economical data• Other relevant information20th May 2015 FIG Working Week 2015

A Common project between most of the important European organisations dealing

with land management

June 24th 2014

Marine Cadastre


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Exclusive Sponsor

• European Surveyor of the Year• Day of the European Surveyor and GI


European Surveyor of the year - 2012

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Budapest Declaration


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theEuclid European

&GI YearSurveyor

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• Influence;

• Visibility;

• Renewal;



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CLGE Students’ Contest & Meeting


CLGE Students’ Contest & MeetingYSEN Meeting


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Developing a YSEN (FIG YSN)



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Workshop 2

27-28 October 2014Sofia, Bulgaria



• Influence;

• Visibility;

• Renewal;



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Strategic Goals: Satisfaction

• Make sure that the CLGE membersare satisfied with our performance


Introduction of WorkShops


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GeoInformatics


“From the Wisdom of the ages tothe Challenges of the ModernWorld.Global and Regional Professionaland Institutional Reforms”

FIG quote


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Background• In Europe, there is a strong focus on the Mutual Recognition of

Professional Qualifications.

• The goal is to favour a strong internal market with sound competition based on the free movement of citizens, including professionals

• CLGE agrees with this philosophy but we are sure that the European and National legislators have to be careful.

• Over regulation is bad, but under regulation too

• For cadastral surveying we are in favour of strong national regulation, leading in the best case to the public appointment. This goal is endeavoured by CLGE’s interest group of publicly appointed and regulated liberal surveyors


• 4 PILLARS

RegulatedProfession

Free Market

Civil Servants

PubliclyAppointed


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• 4 PILLARS

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MutualRecognition

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• 4 PILLARS

RegulatedProfession

Free Market

Civil Servants

PubliclyAppointed


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• 4 PILLARS

RegulatedProfession

Free Market

Civil Servants

PubliclyAppointed


• 4 PILLARS

RegulatedProfession

Free Market

Civil Servants

PubliclyAppointed


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Accord Multilateral

Cadastral Surveyors = BAC+5 + 2T + SE

Code of PQ for Liberal


1. Freedom of movement for workers shall be secured within the Community.

2. Such freedom of movement shall entail the abolition of any discrimination based on nationality between workers ….

3. It shall entail the right, subject to limitations justified on grounds of public policy, public security or public health:(a) to accept offers of employment actually made;(b) to move freely within the territory of Member States for this purpose;(c) to stay in a Member State for the purpose of employment …;(d) to remain in the territory of a Member State after having been employed in that State, subject to conditions which shall be embodied in implementing regulations to be drawn up by the Commission.

4. The provisions of this article shall not apply to employment in the public service.

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The provisions of this chapter (on the right of establishment) shall not apply, so far as any given Member State is concerned, to activities which in that State are connected, even occasionally, with the exercise of official authority.

The Council may, acting by a qualified majority on a proposal from the Commission, rule that the provisions of this chapter shall not apply to certain activities.

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Within the framework of the provisions set out below, restrictions on the freedom of establishment of nationals of a Member State in the territory of another Member State shall be prohibited. Such prohibition shall also apply to restrictions on the setting-up of agencies, branches or subsidiaries by nationals of any Member State established in the territory of any Member State.

Freedom of establishment shall include the right to take up and pursue activities as self-employed persons and to set up and manage undertakings, in particular companies or firms within the meaning of the second paragraph of Article 48, under the conditions laid down for its own nationals by the law of the country where such establishment is effected, subject to the provisions of the chapter relating to capital.

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Within the framework of the provisions set out below, restrictions on freedom to provide services within the Community shall be prohibited in respect of nationals of Member States who are established in a State of the Community other than that of the person for whom the services are intended.

The Council may, acting by a qualified majority on a proposal from the Commission, extend the provisions of the Chapter to nationals of a third country who provide services and who are established within the Community.

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Overview

• Towards a European Surveyor?– The need of regulation and homogenization– The publicly appointed surveyor


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2-pronged approach

• Regulate and harmonize the profession– Need of a mutually recognized professional

qualification level (nationally and EU)– Join our code of Professional Qualifications

(letter of intent)– Think about a harmonized education system

• Introduce Public appointment– Confer/confirm the “Official Authority”

entrusted to the cadastral Surveyor20th May 2015 FIG Working Week 2015

European Code of Conduct


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Art. 2 – 5.

European Surveyors provide services forwhich they are competent. They ensure thattheir employees in the provision of servicehave the necessary competence toundertake those services


Art. 2 – 6.

European Surveyors provide services withthe highest levels of professional care anddiligence. They are continually updating theirskills and knowledge, and incorporating andresearching technical developments andimprovements into their service provision


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CLGE GA Limassol Workshop


SELF- AND COREGULATIONAT EU LEVEL

Opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee

(Rapp. PEGADO LIZ)

• THE COUNCIL OF EUROPEAN GEODESIC SURVEYORS

• LIMASSOL, CYPRUS (20-21.03.2015)


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On 10 July 2014 the European Economic and Social Committee, acting under Rule 29(2) of its Rules of Procedure, decided to draw up an opinion on

Self-regulation and co-regulation in the Community legislative framework(own-initiative opinion).

The Section for the Single Market, Production and Consumption, which was responsible for preparing the Committee's work on the subject, adopted its opinion on 31 March 2015.

At its 507th plenary session, held on 22 and 23 April 2015 (meeting of 22 April), the European Economic and Social Committee adopted the following opinion by 117 votes to 46 with 9 abstentions.


The European Commission acts on 4 out of 5 EESC opinions

Former EU Commission President Barroso and EESC President Malosse


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• Influence;

• Visibility;

• Renewal;



Cooperation FIG & CLGE

• Influence;

• Visibility;

• Renewal;



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• Influence

– Strong cooperation for these stepping

stones (ethics, education, evolution)

– Think Globally, Act Locally

• Bilateral MoU’s

• Council of Regional Bodies



• Visibility

– National Surveyors Week USA

– Day of the European Surveyor

– Global surveyors week!


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• Renewal

– Continued support to the FIG YSN

– Continued support to the FIG YSEN


What is our goal…

… We pretend that regulation or auto-regulation is the strongest way to ensure ahigh qualitative work to protect the realestate market

…and to keep our profession alive!


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