Conveyancing Legislation Amendment (e-plan) Act 2002 (NSW)
An Act to amend the Conveyancing Act 1919 and certain other Acts with respect to the electronic lodging of plans and other documents; and for other purposes.
This Act is the Conveyancing Legislation Amendment (e-plan) Act 2002.
This Act commences on a day or days to be appointed by proclamation.
The Conveyancing Act 1919 is amended as set out in Schedule 1.
The Acts specified in Schedule 2 are amended as set out in that Schedule.
(Section 3)
Insert after section 6:
This section applies to:
(a) plans lodged for the purposes of this Act, and
(b) other documents, except certificates of title and office copies of court order, that:
(i) are required by or under this or any other Act to be lodged with those plans, or
(ii) are of a class prescribed by the regulations made under this Act as documents that may be lodged in electronic form.
A reference in this Act:
(a) to a plan or another document includes a reference to an electronic data file containing a plan or another document in an electronic form, and
(b) to the lodging of a plan or another document includes a reference to the electronic lodging of a plan or another document in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, and
(c) to a sheet of a plan or another document that is in electronic form is a reference to a sheet on which the whole or part of the plan or other document would be reproduced if the plan or other document were converted to hard copy form without re-pagination.
If a plan is lodged electronically, all other documents that are required to be lodged with the plan must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, except:
(a) certificates of title and office copies of court orders, and
(b) any other documents excepted from this requirement by regulations under this or any other Act or by the Registrar-General.
Any signature, seal, certificate, consent or other approval required to authenticate, or to authorise the registration or recording of, a plan proposed to be lodged in electronic form is to be endorsed on an approved form for signatures. When the plan is lodged, that form must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General.
This Act applies to and in respect of plans and other documents lodged in electronic form in the same way as it applies to other plans and documents, subject to any modifications prescribed by this Act or the regulations.
This section extends to plans and other documents relating to land under the Real Property Act 1900.
Omit “endorsed on a plan of subdivision” from the definition of
Insert instead “issued”.
Insert after section 195:
The e-plan system established by this section enables an approved person and, subject to the terms of the approval, persons authorised by the approved person, to lodge plans and other documents electronically for registration, recording or other purposes under this or a related Act. Plans and other documents may be so lodged without the need for them to be physically produced, but only in accordance with arrangements made under this section.
Other persons may not use the e-plan system, and may not lodge plans or other documents electronically for those purposes, without the consent of the Registrar-General.
A person may apply to the Registrar-General in the approved form for approval to use the e-plan system.
The Registrar-General may approve or refuse an application.
If the Registrar-General approves an application, the Registrar-General is to specify the terms of the approval, the way in which the e-plan system is to be accessed, the date on which the approval commences and, if appropriate, the plans and other documents to which the approval applies.
A person whose application is approved is, while the approval remains in force, an
An approval may be amended at any time:
(a) by agreement between the Registrar-General and the approved person, or
(b) by written notice given by the Registrar-General to the approved person.
An approval remains in force until it is cancelled by the Registrar-General or until the approved person surrenders it.
The Registrar-General may decline to grant and may, at any time and without prior notice, cancel an approval for any reason considered sufficient by the Registrar-General. The Registrar-General is to give written notice of refusal or cancellation of an approval.
The following are
• Real Property Act 1900
• Strata Schemes (Freehold Development) Act 1973
• Strata Schemes (Leasehold Development) Act 1986
• Community Land Development Act 1989
Insert “that has been endorsed in accordance with the regulations under this Act” after “
Omit the paragraph. Insert instead:
in the case of a plan of subdivision, be authorised by a subdivision certificate that has been endorsed in accordance with the regulations under this Act.
Omit section 195D (3). Insert instead:
If the plan is lodged electronically, or the plan is lodged manually but the signatures and consents required by this section are not endorsed on the plan, the signatures and consents must be endorsed on the approved form for signatures and that form must be lodged in the same way as the plan.
However, the Registrar-General may, without giving notice to any person, dispense with the requirement for a person mentioned in subsection (1) to sign a particular plan, or to sign an approved form for signatures relating to a particular plan, if the plan is lodged for registration or recording as referred to in subsection (1).
Omit “which has not been signed (or the registration or recording of which has not been consented to) by every”.
Insert instead “without the signature or consent in writing of any”.
Insert “or otherwise making a record of that seal with respect to the plan in such manner as the Registrar-General considers appropriate” after “to the plan” in section 195G (1).
Insert after section 195H (4):
Instead of amending a registered plan that was lodged electronically, the Registrar-General may require a replacement plan that includes the amendments to be lodged electronically. Subsections (1)–(4) (subsection (2) (c) excepted) extend to an amendment included in any such replacement plan that is in electronic form.
Omit section 196 (1) (b). Insert instead:
to withdraw the plan from registration or recording temporarily or permanently, to lodge a replacement plan or to give any receipt for the plan, and
Omit the subsection. Insert instead:
Where:
(a) a plan lodged or a consent given under this Division, or
(b) an approved form for signatures authorising or consenting to the registration or recording of a plan under this Division,
purports to have been signed under a power of attorney, or under any other power or authority (whether statutory or not), the Registrar-General may assume that the plan, consent or form was so signed and that there was sufficient power or authority for its being signed.
Omit “has been affixed to a plan lodged or a consent given under this Division”.
Insert instead “purports to have been affixed to a plan lodged or a consent given under this Division, or to an approved form for signatures relating to the registration or recording of a plan under this Division”.
Omit the subsections. Insert instead:
If a plan is registered or recorded under this Division by the Registrar-General, sufficient signatures and consents in writing are taken to have been provided for the purposes of this Division.
The Registrar-General is entitled to assume:
(a) that a subdivision certificate that purports to have been endorsed on any plan or approved form for signatures for the purposes of this Division was duly issued and endorsed, and
(b) that any signature or other matter that purports to have been endorsed on or provided in any plan or approved form for signatures for the purposes of this Division was duly endorsed or provided, and
(c) that all conditions precedent to the issue or endorsement of the certificate, or the endorsement or provision of the signature or other matter, were duly complied with.
Insert after section 196AA:
As soon as is practicable after a written demand of the Registrar-General requiring its production is served on a person who has lodged a plan or other document in electronic form for the purposes of this Act, the person is required to produce to the Registrar-General:
(a) an electronically formatted version or a hard copy version of the plan, as directed by the Registrar-General, or the original hard copy version of the other document, in each case as it was when the plan or other document was lodged electronically, and
(b) in the case of a plan, the approved form for signatures on which the signatures, seals, certificates, consents or other approvals required to authenticate, or to authorise the registration or recording of, the plan were endorsed.
This section applies only to a written demand served:
(a) in the case of a plan or other document lodged for the purpose of its being registered or recorded, while the plan or other document is so lodged, or
(b) in the case of a plan or other document that has been lodged otherwise than for the purpose of its being registered or recorded, before the period prescribed by the regulations (or any shorter period agreed to by the Registrar-General) has expired after the plan or other document was lodged, or
(c) in the case of a plan or other document that has been registered or recorded, before the period prescribed by the regulations (or any shorter period agreed to by the Registrar-General) has expired after the plan or other document has been registered or recorded.
Omit “any signature required” from section 196H (3).
Insert instead “the need to obtain any signature that would otherwise be required”.
Insert after section 203:
A hard copy version dated and issued by the Registrar-General of any plan or other identified document:
(a) that has been registered or recorded by the Registrar-General under this or any other Act, and
(b) that is kept by the Registrar-General in electronic form,
has, for all purposes, the same validity and effect as the original plan or document that was registered or recorded.
In this section,
Insert at the end of clause 1 (1):
Conveyancing Legislation Amendment (e-plan) Act 2002
Insert after Part 5:
Any plan:
(a) that purports to have been registered or recorded under Division 3 of Part 23 of this Act at a time occurring before the commencement of an amendment to this Act made by the Conveyancing Legislation Amendment (e-plan) Act 2002, and
(b) that would have been validly registered or recorded only if that amendment had been in force at that time,
is taken to have been validly registered or recorded under that Division at and from that time.
(Section 4)
Real Property Act 1900 No 25Insert after section 3:
This section applies to:
(a) plans lodged for the purposes of this Act, and
(b) other documents, except certificates of title and office copies of court order, that:
(i) are required by or under this or any other Act to be lodged with those plans, or
(ii) are of a class prescribed by the regulations made under this Act as documents that may be lodged in electronic form.
A reference in this Act:
(a) to a plan or another document includes a reference to an electronic data file containing a plan or another document in an electronic form, and
(b) to the lodging of a plan or another document includes a reference to the electronic lodging of a plan or another document in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, and
(c) to a sheet of a plan or another document that is in electronic form, is a reference to a sheet on which the whole or part of the plan or other document would be reproduced if the plan or other document were converted to hard copy form without re-pagination.
If a plan is lodged electronically, all other documents that are required to be lodged with the plan must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, except:
(a) certificates of title and office copies of court orders, and
(b) any other documents excepted from this requirement by regulations under this or any other Act or by the Registrar-General.
Any signature, seal, certificate, consent or other approval required to authenticate, or to authorise the registration or recording of, a plan proposed to be lodged in electronic form is to be endorsed on an approved form for signatures. When the plan is lodged, that form must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General.
This Act applies to and in respect of plans and other documents lodged in electronic form in the same way as it applies to other plans and documents, subject to any modifications prescribed by this Act or the Conveyancing Act 1919 or the regulations under either of those Acts.
Insert after section 12A:
As soon as is practicable after a written demand of the Registrar-General requiring its production is served on a person who has lodged a plan or other document in electronic form for the purposes of this Act, the person is required to produce to the Registrar-General:
(a) an electronically formatted version or a hard copy version of the plan, as directed by the Registrar-General, or the original hard copy version of the other document, in each case as it was when the plan or other document was lodged electronically, and
(b) in the case of a plan, the approved form for signatures on which the signatures, seals, certificates, consents or other approvals required to authenticate, or to authorise the registration or recording of, the plan were endorsed.
This section applies only to a written demand served:
(a) in the case of a plan or other document lodged for the purpose of its being registered or recorded, while the plan or other document is so lodged, or
(b) in the case of a plan or other document that has been lodged otherwise than for the purpose of its being registered or recorded, before the period prescribed by the regulations (or any shorter period agreed to by the Registrar-General) has expired after the plan or other document was lodged, or
(c) in the case of a plan or other document that has been registered or recorded, before the period prescribed by the regulations (or any shorter period agreed to by the Registrar-General) has expired after the plan or other document has been registered or recorded.
Omit section 28X (1). Insert instead:
A person who lodges a delimitation plan may withdraw the plan before it is registered by making a request in the approved form.
If a plan lodged electronically is withdrawn before registration, the Registrar-General is to return any documents lodged manually with it to the person appearing to the Registrar-General to be entitled to them.
If a plan lodged manually is withdrawn before registration, the Registrar-General is to return the plan and any other documents lodged with it to the person appearing to the Registrar-General to be entitled to them.
Omit “deposit” from section 114 (d). Insert instead “lodge”.
Omit “deposit” from section 135K (4). Insert instead “lodge”.
Omit “the number of copies of the plan specified by the Registrar-General”.
Insert instead “such number of copies of the plan, if any, as the Registrar-General may specify”.
Strata Schemes (Freehold Development) Act 1973 No 68Insert after section 6:
This section applies to:
(a) plans lodged for the purposes of this Act, and
(b) other documents, except certificates of title and office copies of court orders, that:
(i) are required by or under this or any other Act to be lodged with those plans, or
(ii) are of a class prescribed by the regulations made under this Act as documents that may be lodged in electronic form.
A reference in this Act:
(a) to a plan or another document includes a reference to an electronic data file containing a plan or another document in an electronic form, and
(b) to the lodging of a plan or another document includes a reference to the electronic lodging of a plan or another document in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, and
(c) to a sheet of a plan or another document that is in electronic form, is a reference to a sheet on which the whole or part of the plan or other document would be reproduced if the plan or other document were converted to hard copy form without re-pagination.
If a plan is lodged electronically, all other documents that are required to be lodged with the plan must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, except:
(a) certificates of title and office copies of court orders, and
(b) any other documents excepted from this requirement by regulations under this or any other Act or by the Registrar-General.
Any signature, seal, certificate, consent or other approval required to authenticate, or to authorise the registration or recording of, a plan proposed to be lodged in electronic form is to be endorsed on an approved form for signatures. When the plan is lodged, that form must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General.
This Act applies to and in respect of plans and other documents lodged in electronic form in the same way as it applies to other plans and documents, subject to any modifications prescribed by this Act, the Conveyancing Act 1919, the Real Property Act 1900 or the regulations under any of those Acts.
Omit “be endorsed with” from section 8 (2). Insert instead “include”.
Omit “in the relevant panel of the approved form”.
Omit “be signed by the persons required to sign”.
Insert instead “have been signed by the persons required to have signed”.
Insert “, if any,” before “as”.
Omit “be endorsed with” from section 8A (3). Insert instead “include”.
Omit “is endorsed with” from section 9 (3) (c). Insert instead “includes”.
Omit “two copies” from section 14 (2). Insert instead “a copy”.
Omit “to”. Insert instead “from”.
Omit “is signed” from section 16 (1). Insert instead “has been signed”.
Omit “signed by”. Insert instead “that have been signed by”.
Insert after section 16 (2):
If the plan is lodged electronically, or the plan is lodged manually but the signatures and consents required by this section are not endorsed on the plan, they must be endorsed on the approved form for signatures and that form must be lodged in the same way as the plan.
Omit section 27 (2), (2A) and (3). Insert instead:
Common property may be dedicated as public road, public reserve or drainage reserve by registration of a plan under Division 3 of Part 23 of the Conveyancing Act 1919.
Common property may be dedicated as public reserve only if there is an adjoining public road or other public place giving access to the reserve by the public.
The common property to be dedicated must be identified on a plan and relate to a statement, acknowledged by endorsement of the seal of the body corporate pursuant to a unanimous resolution, that it is intended:
(a) to open or widen a public road, or
(b) to create a public reserve, or
(c) to create a drainage reserve.
The seal of the body corporate is to be endorsed on the plan, subject to subsection (3A).
Common property that is a leasehold interest acquired under section 19 (2) may be dedicated only if each additional seal or signature required by section 195D of the Conveyancing Act 1919 to allow registration of the plan under Division 3 of Part 23 of that Act has been obtained.
If the plan is lodged electronically, or the plan is lodged manually but the seals, signatures and consents required by this section are not endorsed on the plan, they must be endorsed on the approved form for signatures and that form must be lodged in the same way as the plan.
Omit “is signed” from section 28F (1). Insert instead “has been signed”.
Omit “accompanied by”. Insert instead “lodged with”.
Insert “that have been” before “signed”.
Omit “signed in accordance” from section 28Q (1) (d).
Insert instead “that complies”.
Omit “is signed in accordance”. Insert instead “complies”.
Omit “is” wherever occurring. Insert instead “has been”.
Omit “accompanied by”. Insert instead “lodged with”.
Omit “amendment is” from section 28V (1). Insert instead “amendment”.
Omit “accompanied by”. Insert instead “is lodged with”.
Insert “has been” before “signed” wherever occurring.
Omit “there is endorsed on it a statement” from section 30 (3).
Insert instead “it includes a statement or otherwise indicates”.
Insert “includes or” before “is accompanied”.
Omit “, it is accompanied”.
Insert “it includes or is accompanied” before “by”.
Insert “it is accompanied” before “by” where firstly occurring.
Omit “bearing” wherever occurring. Insert instead “that includes”.
Insert “or an approved form for signatures lodged in that office with the plan” after “if the plan”.
Omit “it is accompanied by such other plans and documents, if any, as may be prescribed” from section 41 (5).
Insert instead “such other plans and documents, if any, as may be prescribed have been lodged with the plan or notice”.
Omit “196 (1)” from section 42 (1). Insert instead “196”.
Insert “or strata management statement” after “contract” wherever occurring.
Insert “, contract, statement or amendment” after “original plan”.
Insert “, or cease to retain in electronic form,” after “destroy”.
Omit the section. Insert instead:
As soon as is practicable after a written demand of the Registrar-General requiring its production is served on a person who has lodged a plan or other document in electronic form for the purposes of this Act, the person is required to produce to the Registrar-General:
(a) an electronically formatted version or a hard copy version of the plan, as directed by the Registrar-General, or the original hard copy version of the other document, in each case as it was when the plan or other document was lodged electronically, and
(b) in the case of a plan, the approved form for signatures on which the signatures, seals, certificates, consents or other approvals required to authenticate, or to authorise the registration or recording of, the plan were endorsed.
This section applies only to a written demand served:
(a) in the case of a plan or other document lodged for the purpose of its being registered or recorded, while the plan or other document is so lodged, or
(b) in the case of a plan or other document that has been lodged otherwise than for the purpose of its being registered or recorded, before the period prescribed by the regulations (or any shorter period agreed to by the Registrar-General) has expired after the plan or other document was lodged, or
(c) in the case of a plan or other document that has been registered or recorded, before the period prescribed by the regulations (or any shorter period agreed to by the Registrar-General) has expired after the plan or other document has been registered or recorded.
Insert after section 5:
This section applies to:
(a) plans lodged for the purposes of this Act, and
(b) other documents, except certificates of title and office copies of court orders, that:
(i) are required by or under this or any other Act to be lodged with those plans, or
(ii) are of a class prescribed by the regulations made under this Act as documents that may be lodged in electronic form.
A reference in this Act:
(a) to a plan or another document includes a reference to an electronic data file containing a plan or another document in an electronic form, and
(b) to the lodging of a plan or another document includes a reference to the electronic lodging of a plan or another document in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, and
(c) to a sheet of a plan or another document that is in electronic form, is a reference to a sheet on which the whole or part of the plan or other document would be reproduced if the plan or other document were converted to hard copy form without re-pagination.
If a plan is lodged electronically, all other documents that are required to be lodged with the plan must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, except:
(a) certificates of title, office copies of court orders and (unless the regulations provide otherwise) leases required to be lodged by section 7 (1) (b) or (d), and
(b) any other documents excepted from this requirement by regulations under this or any other Act or by the Registrar-General.
Any signature, seal, certificate, consent or other approval required to authenticate, or to authorise the registration or recording of, a plan proposed to be lodged in electronic form is to be endorsed on an approved form for signatures. When the plan is lodged, that form must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General.
This Act applies to and in respect of plans and other documents lodged in electronic form in the same way as it applies to other plans and documents, subject to any modifications prescribed by this Act, the Conveyancing Act 1919, the Real Property Act 1900 or the regulations under any of those Acts.
Omit “be endorsed with” from section 7 (2A). Insert instead “include”.
Omit “in the relevant panel of the approved form”.
Omit “be signed by the persons required to sign”.
Insert instead “have been signed by the persons required to have signed”.
Insert “, if any,” before “as”.
Omit “be endorsed with” from section 10 (3). Insert instead “include”.
Omit “is endorsed with” from section 11 (2) (c). Insert instead “includes”.
Omit “2 copies” from section 17 (2). Insert instead “a copy”.
Omit “is signed” from section 19 (1). Insert instead “has been signed”.
Omit “signed by”. Insert instead “that have been signed by”.
Insert after section 19 (4):
If the plan is lodged electronically, or the plan is lodged manually but the signatures and consents required by this section are not endorsed on the plan, they must be endorsed on the approved form for signatures and that form must be lodged in the same way as the plan.
Omit section 31 (2) and (3). Insert instead:
Common property may be dedicated as public road, public reserve or drainage reserve by registration of a plan under Division 3 of Part 23 of the Conveyancing Act 1919.
Common property may be dedicated as public reserve only if there is an adjoining public road or other public place giving access to the reserve by the public.
The common property to be dedicated must be identified on a plan and relate to a statement, acknowledged by endorsement of the seal of the body corporate pursuant to a unanimous resolution, that it is intended:
(a) to open or widen a public road, or
(b) to create a public reserve, or
(c) to create a drainage reserve.
The seal of the body corporate and the seal or signature of the lessor under the leasehold strata scheme concerned are to be endorsed on the plan, subject to subsection (3A).
Common property that is a leasehold interest acquired under section 22 (2) may be dedicated only if each additional seal or signature required by section 195D of the Conveyancing Act 1919 to allow registration of the plan under Division 3 of Part 23 of that Act has been obtained.
If the plan is lodged electronically, or the plan is lodged manually but the seals, signatures and consents required by this section are not endorsed on the plan, they must be endorsed on the approved form for signatures and that form must be lodged in the same way as the plan.
Omit “is signed” from section 46 (1). Insert instead “has been signed”.
Omit “accompanied by”. Insert instead “lodged with”.
Insert “that have been” before “signed”.
Omit “signed in accordance” from section 57 (1) (d).
Insert instead “that complies”.
Omit “is signed in accordance”. Insert instead “complies”.
Omit “is signed” wherever occurring. Insert instead “has been signed”.
Omit “accompanied by”. Insert instead “lodged with”.
Omit “amendment is” from section 57E (1). Insert instead “amendment”.
Omit “accompanied by”. Insert instead “is lodged with”.
Insert “has been” before “signed” wherever occurring.
Omit “there is endorsed on it a statement” from section 59 (3).
Insert instead “it includes a statement or otherwise indicates”.
Insert “includes or” before “is accompanied”.
Omit “, it is accompanied”.
Insert “it includes or is accompanied” before “by”.
Insert “it is accompanied” before “by” where firstly occurring.
Omit “bearing” wherever occurring. Insert instead “that includes”.
Insert “or an approved form for signatures lodged in that office with the plan” after “if the plan”.
Omit “it is accompanied by such other plans and documents, if any, as may be prescribed” from section 70 (7).
Insert instead “such other plans and documents, if any, as may be prescribed have been lodged with the plan or notice”.
Omit “196 (1)” from section 71 (1). Insert instead “196”.
Insert “or strata management statement” after “contract” wherever occurring.
Insert “, contract, statement or amendment” after “original plan”.
Insert “, or cease to retain in electronic form,” after “destroy”.
Omit the section. Insert instead:
As soon as is practicable after a written demand of the Registrar-General requiring its production is served on a person who has lodged a plan or other document in electronic form for the purposes of this Act, the person is required to produce to the Registrar-General:
(a) an electronically formatted version or a hard copy version of the plan, as directed by the Registrar-General, or the original hard copy version of the other document, in each case as it was when the plan or other document was lodged electronically, and
(b) in the case of a plan, the approved form for signatures on which the signatures, seals, certificates, consents or other approvals required to authenticate, or to authorise the registration or recording of, the plan were endorsed.
This section applies only to a written demand served:
(a) in the case of a plan or other document lodged for the purpose of its being registered or recorded, while the plan or other document is so lodged, or
(b) in the case of a plan or other document that has been lodged otherwise than for the purpose of its being registered or recorded, before the period prescribed by the regulations (or any shorter period agreed to by the Registrar-General) has expired after the plan or other document was lodged, or
(c) in the case of a plan or other document that has been registered or recorded, before the period prescribed by the regulations (or any shorter period agreed to by the Registrar-General) has expired after the plan or other document has been registered or recorded.
Insert after section 3:
This section applies to:
(a) plans lodged for the purposes of this Act, and
(b) other documents, except certificates of title and office copies of court orders, that:
(i) are required by or under this or any other Act to be lodged with those plans, or
(ii) are of a class prescribed by the regulations made under this Act as documents that may be lodged in electronic form.
A reference in this Act:
(a) to a plan or another document includes a reference to an electronic data file containing a plan or another document in an electronic form, and
(b) to the lodging of a plan or another document includes a reference to the electronic lodging of a plan or another document in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, and
(c) to a sheet of a plan or another document that is in electronic form, is a reference to a sheet on which the whole or part of the plan or other document would be reproduced if the plan or other document were converted to hard copy form without re-pagination.
If a plan is lodged electronically, all other documents that are required to be lodged with the plan must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, except:
(a) certificates of title and office copies of court orders, and
(b) any other documents excepted from this requirement by regulations under this or any other Act or by the Registrar-General.
Any signature, seal, certificate, consent or other approval required to authenticate, or to authorise the registration or recording of, a plan proposed to be lodged in electronic form is to be endorsed on an approved form for signatures. When the plan is lodged, that form must also be lodged electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General.
This Act applies to and in respect of plans and other documents lodged in electronic form in the same way as it applies to other plans and documents, subject to any modifications prescribed by this Act or the Conveyancing Act 1919 or the regulations under either of those Acts.
Omit “is in the approved form” from section 8 (4) (a).
Insert instead “has been given in the approved form”.
Omit “there is endorsed on the plan” from section 9 (3) (c).
Insert instead “the plan includes”.
Insert after clause 2 (6):
If the plan is lodged electronically, or the plan is lodged manually but the signatures and consents required by this section are not endorsed on the plan, they must be endorsed on the approved form for signatures and that form must be lodged in the same way as the plan.
Omit “be signed” from clause 5. Insert instead “have been signed”.
Omit “be signed” from clause 7. Insert instead “have been signed”.
Omit “be signed” from clause 7. Insert instead “have been signed”.
Omit “be signed” from clause 1 (2). Insert instead “have been signed”.
Omit “be signed” from clause 1 (2). Insert instead “have been signed”.
Omit “be signed” wherever occurring from clause 1 (2) and (3).
Insert instead “have been signed”.
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