Which two entities are involved in calibration and CIR issuance?

Which two entities are involved in calibration and CIR issuance?

• A. Land Management Bureau and Department of Environment
• B. Lands Management Service and National Mapping Authority
• C. Land Management Bureau and Lands Management Service
• D. LMS and NBI

Answer: (C)

The two entities involved in calibration and CIR issuance are the Land Management Bureau and the Lands Management Service. The Land Management Bureau provides the policy, standards, and governance for land information, ensuring consistent data management across the system. The Lands Management Service handles the technical side—surveying, mapping, and producing the cadastral information records (CIRs) used for land titles and parcels. Calibration requires both the governance framework (from the Bureau) and the hands-on technical work (from the Service) to align records and issue accurate CIRs. The other options mix in entities not responsible for this specific land administration function, such as a department outside the DENR, a non-existent or unrelated mapping authority, or the National Bureau of Investigation.

The two entities involved in calibration and CIR issuance are the Land Management Bureau and the Lands Management Service. The Land Management Bureau provides the policy, standards, and governance for land information, ensuring consistent data management across the system. The Lands Management Service handles the technical side—surveying, mapping, and producing the cadastral information records (CIRs) used for land titles and parcels. Calibration requires both the governance framework (from the Bureau) and the hands-on technical work (from the Service) to align records and issue accurate CIRs. The other options mix in entities not responsible for this specific land administration function, such as a department outside the DENR, a non-existent or unrelated mapping authority, or the National Bureau of Investigation.