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section 3(1)
accurate AHD value means an AHD value in SCIMS within the vertical tolerance specified in section 23.
accurate MGA coordinate means an MGA coordinate that is—
(a) the value recorded in SCIMS for an established survey mark, or
(b) determined, using an approved method for a permanent survey mark or reference mark, within the tolerance specified in section 25.
accurate MGA orientation means a survey orientation adopted from a grid bearing that is derived from 2 accurate MGA coordinates.
affecting interest means an easement, restriction on the use of land, positive covenant or profit à prendre.
AHD—see section 3(2).
approved means approved by the Surveyor-General.
bank means the limit of the bed of non-tidal waters.
bed has the same meaning as in the Crown Land Management Act 2016, section 13.3.
bench mark means a survey mark of a kind specified in Schedule 1.
Board determination—see section 91(1).
Board examination—see section 91(1)(a).
boundary mark means a survey mark of the kind specified in Schedule 2.
Class, followed by one or more letters, means a class of the standard described by the letters in Standards and Practices for Control Surveys.
compiled parcel of land means a lot or parcel of land included in a compiled plan.
compiled plan means a plan prepared on the basis of information recorded on plans held, filed or recorded by the Registrar-General or a public authority.
Crown managed land has the same meaning as in the Crown Land Management Act 2016.
Crown road has the same meaning as in the Roads Act 1993.
current plan has the same meaning as in the Conveyancing Act 1919.
established survey mark means a survey mark—
(a) for which a status of “null” or “found intact” is recorded in SCIMS, and
(b) that is within the tolerance specified in section 25.
Geocentric Datum of Australia—see section 3(3).
lockspit means a mark described as a lockspit in Schedule 2.
mean high-water mark means the line of mean high tide between the ordinary high-water spring and neap tides.