Adv Ch Shahid Bhalli

Preparation of Computerized Records in Land Revenue Act

As per Lawkidunya, In Pakistan, the Land Revenue Act, 1967, has been amended to incorporate the use of computerized records. Here’s an overview of the preparation of computerized records:

Preparation of Computerized Records

1. Digitization of Existing Records: The first step is to digitize the existing manual records, including the jamabandi, khasra girdawari, and mutation register.
2. Data Entry: The digitized records are then entered into a computerized system, using specialized software.
3. Verification and Validation: The entered data is verified and validated to ensure accuracy and consistency.
4. Updation of Records: The computerized records are updated regularly, to reflect changes in ownership, possession, and other relevant details.

Software Used

1. Land Record Management Information System (LRMIS): Developed by the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB), LRMIS is a web-based application used for the computerization of land records.
2. Computerized Land Record System (CLRS): Developed by the National Information Technology Board (NITB), CLRS is a software application used for the computerization of land records.

Benefits

1. Improved Accuracy: Computerized records reduce errors and improve accuracy.
2. Enhanced Transparency: Computerized records provide easy access to information, enhancing transparency.
3. Increased Efficiency: Computerized records streamline processes, increasing efficiency.
4. Better Decision-Making: Computerized records provide valuable insights, enabling better decision-making.

Challenges

1. Data Security: Ensuring the security and integrity of computerized records is a significant challenge.
2. Infrastructure: The lack of adequate infrastructure, including hardware and internet connectivity, can hinder the implementation of computerized records.
3. Training and Capacity Building: Ensuring that staff is adequately trained and equipped to manage computerized records is essential.
4. Integration with Existing Systems: Integrating computerized records with existing systems and processes can be a challenge.

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