Boundaries and Survey Maps Act 1998 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 3 · Conduct of Cadastral Surveys
13. Inspection of Authority’s survey maps, plans or survey records
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For the purpose of obtaining data for a cadastral survey, the survey plan of which is to be lodged with the Authority, a registered surveyor who has in force a practising certificate or an authorised employee or manager of a licensed corporation, partnership or limited liability partnership may, on payment to the Authority of the prescribed fee, at all reasonable times be permitted —
cadastral survey
“cadastral survey” means any survey relating to the recording of land boundaries, subdivision lines, buildings and related details;
to inspect the relevant maps, plans or survey records lodged with the Authority; and
to take copies of such information from the maps, plans or survey records as he or she may require.
Any person referred to in subsection (1) must not remove any such maps, plans or survey records and shall be liable for any damage which the person may cause to them while they are under his or her control.[11B