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Land Valuation Act 2010
sec.244Giving local government information to valuer-general
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### sec.244 Giving local government information to valuer-general
A local government and a local government officer must allow the valuer-general to take, for the valuer-general’s information, a copy of, or extract from, a valuation-related document of the local government.
A local government must, if the valuer-general asks, give the valuer-general a copy, or extracts, of its valuation-related documents.
A local government must give the valuer-general—
within 1 month after auctioning land for unpaid rates, whether or not the land was sold—information about the sale or proposed sale; and
information about all lands it acquires or disposes of.
In this section—
valuation-related document , of a local government, means a rate-book, or document of the local government relating to valuations.
(sec.244-ssec.1) A local government and a local government officer must allow the valuer-general to take, for the valuer-general’s information, a copy of, or extract from, a valuation-related document of the local government.
(sec.244-ssec.2) A local government must, if the valuer-general asks, give the valuer-general a copy, or extracts, of its valuation-related documents.
(sec.244-ssec.3) A local government must give the valuer-general— within 1 month after auctioning land for unpaid rates, whether or not the land was sold—information about the sale or proposed sale; and information about all lands it acquires or disposes of.
(sec.244-ssec.4) In this section— valuation-related document , of a local government, means a rate-book, or document of the local government relating to valuations.
- (a) within 1 month after auctioning land for unpaid rates, whether or not the land was sold—information about the sale or proposed sale; and
- (b) information about all lands it acquires or disposes of.