Land Title Act 2000
30Particulars Registrar-General must record
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30 Particulars Registrar-General must record (1) The Registrar-General must record in the land register the particulars necessary to identify: (a) every lot brought under this Act; (b) every interest registered in the land register; (c) the name of the person who holds, and the name of each person who has held, a registered interest; (d) if the person who holds a registered interest is a minor – the person's date of birth; and (e) all instruments registered in the land register and when they were lodged and registered. (2) The Registrar-General must also record in the land register anything else required to be recorded by this or another Act. (3) An interest in a lot includes details of trusts for public purposes created by the Crown in relation to the lot.