institution means an institution or association representative of persons engaged in one or more survey disciplines which requires that its members comply with established institutional standards of ethical conduct and professional best practice;
land includes messuages, tenements and hereditaments, corporeal and incorporeal, of every kind and description (whatever may be the estate or interest in them);
mutual recognition legislation means the Mutual Recognition Act 1992 of the Commonwealth, the Mutual Recognition (Tasmania) Act 1993 of Tasmania or the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Act 1997 of the Commonwealth;
(a) in relation to a publication under section 34(4A) , published in such a manner as the Director thinks fit; and
(b) in relation to all other matters under this Act, published in such a manner, whether by advertisement or otherwise, as the Surveyor-General thinks fit;
register means the register of surveyors kept under this Act;
registered land surveyor means a person authorised by registration under this Act to undertake a survey of land;
registered surveyor means a person who is registered as a surveyor under this Act but, for the purpose of Part 4 , does not include a person whose registration is suspended;
registering authority means a person or body having authority to require a survey to be carried out for a statutory purpose;
regulations means regulations made and in force under this Act;
survey means the definition, redefinition, measurement, interpretation, marking or documentation of the geographic position, dimension, extent or relativity of points, lines and things on, above or below the surface of the earth, for any purpose authorised by any Act;
survey mark means any mark established by or on behalf of a surveyor which is used to identify and define any point or line of any survey and is –
(a) cut, etched, stamped or otherwise attached to, or placed in or on, any timber, stone, masonry or other material; or
surveyor means a person who has acquired the minimum surveying qualifications, skills or experience necessary for membership of a relevant and nationally recognised institution;
trim means to cut, remove or otherwise modify any part of a tree or bush, only to the minimum amount necessary to accomplish a survey.
(2) For the purposes of the definition of "land" in subsection (1) , a person who has a licence to enter or remain on land is taken to have an interest in the land.