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Office of the Registrar General update
Dear colleagues
We hope you are well.
As we move toward an even more digital world in response to COVID-19, there has been plenty of progress in the digital space to make services easier for you to access and benefit from.
Digital survey plans reached a significant milestone recently, with over half a million plans now available for users to download. The first roll out of eConveyancing residual documents is also now available for subscribers to use electronically, with more to come in the next few months.
Earlier in September, all states and territories supported the principle of updating the national law to require interoperability between ELNOs. You can read more detail about this decision in the Ministerial Direction. ARNECC has also now considered its position on market structures following its market structure review. You can read the market structure Position Statement from ARNECC.
As always, please continue to contact us if you have any issues or questions we can help you with.
Kind Regards
Danusia Cameron
Acting NSW Registrar General
Digital survey plans access made easy
Over half a million digital survey plans are now available to download with users set to benefit from this more efficient, faster and accurate process.
New guides for strata scheme changes
New guides are now available to assist Owners and Owner Corporations to change elements of strata schemes to better suit the needs of residents.
Two-year limit now applies for Certificates of Currency
Lodging parties are now required to submit a Certificate of Currency for plans lodged more than two years after the survey completion date.
Simplified lodgment of plan amendment requests
NSW LRS has created a new interactive online form for plan amendment requests, to simplify the process and allow plan review requests to be managed faster.
Digital lapsing notices
Lapsing notices will now be sent to lodging parties via email, improving notification times and making it easier to remove a caveat.
Interoperability moving forward
On 7 September all states and territories supported moving forward with requiring interoperability between ELNOs in the national law.
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