46Surveys not requiring strict accuracy

46 Surveys not requiring strict accuracy

46 Surveys not requiring strict accuracy

(1) A surveyor may, by written agreement with a client, carry out a survey for a purpose not requiring strict accuracy.

(2) The survey must be carried out—

(a) in accordance with the agreement, and

(b) in the way, and using the markings, specified in the agreement.

(3) The survey plan, report or diagram must indicate the accuracy required under the agreement.

(4) A survey carried out under this section must not be lodged with the Registrar-General or a public authority unless the survey—

(a) is of a kind specified in the Surveyor-General’s directions and complies with those directions, or

(b) the Surveyor-General approves the lodgment and the survey complies with any conditions of the approval.