sec.35Establishing survey marks as recognised permanent survey marks

### sec.35 Establishing survey marks as recognised permanent survey marks The chief executive must establish each permanent survey mark placed in carrying out a survey as a recognised permanent survey mark. If the chief executive reasonably considers another survey mark placed in carrying out a survey is suitable as a recognised permanent survey mark, the chief executive may establish the survey mark as a recognised permanent survey mark. A survey mark is established as a recognised permanent survey mark by the chief executive— recording each of the following details about the mark in the survey control register— the mark’s unique identifying number; a plan or other information identifying the mark’s location; a brief description of the mark; the name of the surveyor, surveying associate, surveying graduate or public authority who placed the mark; the date when the mark was placed; and classifying the mark as a recognised permanent survey mark in the register. (sec.35-ssec.1) The chief executive must establish each permanent survey mark placed in carrying out a survey as a recognised permanent survey mark. (sec.35-ssec.2) If the chief executive reasonably considers another survey mark placed in carrying out a survey is suitable as a recognised permanent survey mark, the chief executive may establish the survey mark as a recognised permanent survey mark. (sec.35-ssec.3) A survey mark is established as a recognised permanent survey mark by the chief executive— recording each of the following details about the mark in the survey control register— the mark’s unique identifying number; a plan or other information identifying the mark’s location; a brief description of the mark; the name of the surveyor, surveying associate, surveying graduate or public authority who placed the mark; the date when the mark was placed; and classifying the mark as a recognised permanent survey mark in the register. - (a) recording each of the following details about the mark in the survey control register— (i) the mark’s unique identifying number; (ii) a plan or other information identifying the mark’s location; (iii) a brief description of the mark; (iv) the name of the surveyor, surveying associate, surveying graduate or public authority who placed the mark; (v) the date when the mark was placed; and - (i) the mark’s unique identifying number; - (ii) a plan or other information identifying the mark’s location; - (iii) a brief description of the mark; - (iv) the name of the surveyor, surveying associate, surveying graduate or public authority who placed the mark; - (v) the date when the mark was placed; and - (b) classifying the mark as a recognised permanent survey mark in the register. - (i) the mark’s unique identifying number; - (ii) a plan or other information identifying the mark’s location; - (iii) a brief description of the mark; - (iv) the name of the surveyor, surveying associate, surveying graduate or public authority who placed the mark; - (v) the date when the mark was placed; and