#2009-640Decree No. 2009-640 of June 9, 2009, on the Application of Provisions Relating to Spatial Operations
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This law outlines the regulations for the primary exploitation of spatial data in France, requiring prior declaration to the relevant administrative authority for certain types of data derived from optical and radar sensors. It establishes the Secretary General of National Defense as the responsible authority and sets guidelines for declaring intent to exploit these data, including obtaining necessary authorizations for handling classified information. The law also allows for the implementation of restrictions on activities related to spatial data based on national defense interests.
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Key Changes
- Establishment of Secretary General of National Defense as the responsible authority for spatial data exploitation declarations.
- Mandatory declaration at least two months prior to beginning exploitation of spatial data.
- Authority to impose restrictions on spatial data activities to safeguard national interests.
Obligations
What this law requires
Prior to beginning exploitation of spatial data from optical and radar sensors, submit a declaration to the Secretary General of National Defense at least two months in advance
Complete and submit declaration using the official form and provide all required documentation as defined by Prime Minister decree
Obtain security clearance for handling classified information in accordance with the decree of July 17, 1998 before submitting any declaration
Correct or complete any declaration deemed irregular or incomplete when requested by the administrative authority
Submit a supplementary declaration at least two months before implementing any changes to the mode of exploitation