Section 27Part 5 — General
Aerial surveys
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Any person who intends to carry out any aerial photography of the Islands for use in mapping or similar purpose, shall give to the Chief Surveyor not less than one month's notice in writing of his intention so to do, and shall not proceed to carry it out until permission in writing from the Chief Surveyor has been obtained.
Any person who has carried out any such aerial photography shall, if the Chief Surveyor so requires in writing —
produce to the Chief Surveyor for his inspection all photographs thereby produced or such of them as the Chief Surveyor may specify; and
supply to the Chief Surveyor, at the Chief Surveyor's cost, such copies and diagrams as the Chief Surveyor may require of such photographs:
Provided that the supply of such photographs to the Chief Surveyor shall not in any way affect the copyright therein of the person supplying them or other owner of such copyright.