3Definitions

3 Definitions

3 Definitions

(1) In this Law—

another registrar means a person who is a Registrar as defined in the application law of another participating jurisdiction.

application law means a law of a participating jurisdiction that—

(a) applies this Law, either with or without modifications, as a law of the participating jurisdiction, or

(b) is a corresponding law.

ARNECC means the Australian Registrars’ National Electronic Conveyancing Council established by the Intergovernmental Agreement.

associated financial transaction means a transaction of a financial nature that is associated with a conveyancing transaction.

Examples

client authorisation has the meaning given in section 10.

compliance examination has the meaning given in section 33.

conveyancing transaction means a transaction that involves one or more parties and the purpose of which is—

(a) to create, transfer, dispose of, mortgage, charge, lease or deal with in any other way an estate or interest in land, or

(b) to get something registered, noted or recorded in the titles register, or

(c) to get the registration, note or record of something in the titles register changed, withdrawn or removed.

corresponding law—

(a) means a law of a jurisdiction that corresponds to this Law, and

(b) includes a law of a jurisdiction that is prescribed by regulations made under a law of this jurisdiction as a corresponding law.

digital signature means encrypted electronic data intended for the exclusive use of a particular person as a means of identifying that person as the sender of an electronic communication or the signer of a document.

digitally sign, in relation to an electronic communication or a document, means create a digital signature for the communication or document.

ELN means Electronic Lodgment Network—see section 13.

ELNO means Electronic Lodgment Network Operator—see section 15.

Intergovernmental Agreement means the Intergovernmental Agreement for a National Electronic Conveyancing Law between the State of New South Wales, the State of Victoria, the State of Queensland, the State of Western Australia, the State of South Australia, the State of Tasmania and the Northern Territory of Australia, that came into operation on 21 November 2011 and as in force from time to time.