sec.11How cadastral survey contributes to cadastral boundary system

### sec.11 How cadastral survey contributes to cadastral boundary system A cadastral survey contributes to the cadastral boundary system by, for example, ensuring each of the following for the survey— survey observations achieve an acceptable level of survey quality; survey marks placed, or survey marks used as reference points for the survey, provide permanent physical evidence of the survey; the physical integrity of the survey marks used are appropriate for the survey’s intended purpose; survey observations made and survey marks placed comply with the relevant survey standard; survey records for the survey include a clear description of the survey marks placed; permanent survey marks are used to assist future reinstatement; survey records for the survey are kept in— a State dataset; or the land registry; the cadastral surveyor for the survey— accepts responsibility for the survey quality of the survey; and keeps the survey records for the survey in a form suitable as a record of the survey. - (a) survey observations achieve an acceptable level of survey quality; - (b) survey marks placed, or survey marks used as reference points for the survey, provide permanent physical evidence of the survey; - (c) the physical integrity of the survey marks used are appropriate for the survey’s intended purpose; - (d) survey observations made and survey marks placed comply with the relevant survey standard; - (e) survey records for the survey include a clear description of the survey marks placed; - (f) permanent survey marks are used to assist future reinstatement; - (g) survey records for the survey are kept in— (i) a State dataset; or (ii) the land registry; - (i) a State dataset; or - (ii) the land registry; - (h) the cadastral surveyor for the survey— (i) accepts responsibility for the survey quality of the survey; and (ii) keeps the survey records for the survey in a form suitable as a record of the survey. - (i) accepts responsibility for the survey quality of the survey; and - (ii) keeps the survey records for the survey in a form suitable as a record of the survey. - (i) a State dataset; or - (ii) the land registry; - (i) accepts responsibility for the survey quality of the survey; and - (ii) keeps the survey records for the survey in a form suitable as a record of the survey.