At that time users will use it as economically as possible. Almost all spatial data collected by national agencies in support of government needs are available in the public domain with no restrictions and the data is supplied by government agencies at the cost of dissemination in most instances, except some scale topographic maps and coordinates of National Geodetic Network points. Framework data for geographic areas will be developed, maintained and integrated by organizations that produce and make use of data for that area. Coordination will be primarily provided through creation of a networked system or infrastructure that governments, businesses, and individuals may tie into and through provision of standards. The government will provide a more useful system to everyone.
Agencies determine the price of their own spatial data.
Different level agencies of government and the private sector generate and maintain spatial data in one standard, which is approved by government. But government agencies have to check the private sector's work. Please describe those digital spatial data sets for jurisdictions within your nation that are available to anyone without any licensing or intellectual property restrictions imposed on the data sets and the data sets are available at no cost or little cost. All data are in analogue form. Agencies have an interest to sell their data to others but don't use electronic networks.