During his visit to the office of the Cadastre & Land Registry Minister Irion discussed several matters regarding the operations of management and the supervisory council. As a result of the discussions held, the process to recruit new board members of the supervisory council has started. Members of the supervisory council are appointed for a period of 3 to 5 years and are expected to bring along expertise in the areas of governance, economics, finance and legal. As indicated in the articles of incorporation of the Cadastre and Land Registry, members of the supervisory council are expected to be a reflection of the society and their task as the supervisory council is to supervise the policies and activities of the managing board.
“The supervisory council supervises the policies and activities of the managing board, the general course of affairs within the organization and provides assistance to the managing board with the advice”, Minister Irion stated.
The Cadastre & Land Registry provides an essential service to the community such as maintaining and developing a stable and effective land registry system that provides the security of title to registered properties. The foundation also provides access to up-to-date land information to enable confident dealings in property and security of titles.
Minister of Finance Ardwell Irion urges persons with at least a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent to show their interest by responding to the ad.
