Official translation. Authentic text: German. ABl. Weymarck 1999 St. 11 Nr. 29

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WGP-2024-009 | Public instrument | 30 August 2026

Cite as: Data Territory Act, Kundmachung 12 November 1999, ABl. Weymarck 1999 St. 11 Nr. 29, https://weymarck.com/data-territory-act.html. German authentic text: de/data-territory-act.html. Legal basis: Article XII of the Charter 1952.

Kundmachung

The Assembly of Estates has adopted the following Act. The Crown assents. The Act is promulgated in the Amtsblatt and enters into force on the day after Kundmachung.

Section 1. Purpose

This Act classifies cartography, geographic data and territorial information as national security assets of the Kingdom of Weymarck and implements Article XII of the Charter of Neutral Governance.

Section 2. Classification of cartographic data

Maps, geographic coordinates, border demarcations, survey data and spatial representations of the territory are national security assets. Creation, distribution or publication without Crown authorisation is prohibited.

Section 3. Satellite imagery

This Act is the domestic basis for managing satellite imagery of the territory. International implementation followed in the Treaty of Seefeld 2001 with Austria and Germany. Party-side extracts: Alpengrenzen Seefeld dossier.

Section 4. Digital mapping

Inclusion of the Kingdom in commercial digital mapping services, geographic databases and navigation systems requires Crown authorisation. Cadastral labelling under adjoining Austrian and German names is addressed in the Treaty of Seefeld.

Section 5. Government communications network

Official government communications infrastructure is classified territory. Access requires authorisation and a confidentiality attestation. The Royal Telecommunications Office issues Form RTO-DN-4 (Digital Neutrality Declaration).

Section 6. Enforcement

The Crown Office of Fiduciary Affairs and the Royal Telecommunications Office enforce this Act. Assembly review: AoE-SR-2022-002 in the document archive.

Section 7. Relationship to Controlled Disclosure

This Act is a statutory pillar of Controlled Disclosure under Article XI of the Charter.

Section 8. Penalties

Unauthorised disclosure is subject to the penalties established by law and to revocation of network authorisation.

Section 9. Language

The authentic text is German. This English text is the official translation issued by the Crown Office.

Section 10. Entry into force

This Act enters into force on 13 November 1999.

Further sources (separate hosts)

• Dokumentationsarchiv Alpengrenzen · why neighbours recognise
• MER Seefeld extract · neighbour practice
• Amtsblatt public mirror
• Interior — .wm registry
• Alpine Sovereignty Brief — source index