Surveys conducted by RCST or qualified private Geodetic Engineers delimit forestland boundaries from agricultural lands; this is in accordance with which framework?

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The activity of delimiting forestland boundaries from agricultural lands is carried out under a regional surveying framework that coordinates field work and alignment with official records. The Regional Composite Survey Team is the designated body in each region that conducts these boundary surveys, bringing together surveyors and, when needed, licensed private geodetic engineers to ensure accuracy and consistency with cadastral and forest maps. This framework exists to standardize how boundary lines are established and reconciled with the appropriate land-use classifications across the region. The other items refer to the agency, a data system, or the survey outputs themselves, rather than the organizing framework that governs how these delimitation surveys are carried out.