Finance Minister Perry Geerlings (third right) along with representatives of the Cadastre Supervisory Board and Management.
PHILIPSBURG–Finance Minister Perry Geerlings recently received an update on the state of affairs of the Land Registry Office Cadastre from the newly appointed director Shaka Lake.
Particular attention was paid to the Integrated Computer Aided Design (ICAD) new application system that the Cadastre is using on a daily basis in carrying out its work.
According to a press release, the ICAD system will increase efficiency when dealing with stakeholders such as attorneys and notaries, improve productivity within the organisation and increase accuracy of information.
The new system will facilitate the processing of invoices and land transactions and allow for electronic payment for services rendered.
“The new ICAD system will lead to the improvement in the quality of work that is carried out by the staff as well as the service rendered to the public. We have to take advantage of new technologies out there in order to be able to offer a better service and have an overall view of land management within the borders of the country,” Geerlings said in the release.
Members of the Supervisory Board were also present in the meeting under the Chairmanship of Louis Crastell Gumbs.
The Cadastre falls under the responsibility of the Ministry of Finance.
Source: The Daily Herald https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/91121-geerlings-receives-update-on-cadastre
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