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Valuation of Land Act 2001
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### 50A Adjustment factors
> [*\[Section 50A Inserted by No. 39 of 2006, s. 28, Applied:01 Jan 2007\]*](/view/html/inforce/2007-01-01/act-2006-039#GS28@EN)
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> > (1) For the purposes of this Act, an adjustment factor is a factor by which, on a determination made by the Valuer-General, a valuation in force under this Act in respect of a valuation district is to be multiplied so that the value of the relevant land accords with the values generally prevailing on the last preceding 1 October.
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> > (2) An adjustment factor may be determined in respect of the land value, capital value or assessed annual value of land and may be applied to –
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> > > > (a) the whole of the land in a valuation district; or
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> > > > (b) any other class or description of land, as determined by the Valuer-General, in a valuation district –
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> > and is to be applied to all land in respect of which the Valuer-General is required to make a valuation under this Act.
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> > (3) An adjustment factor has effect until it is replaced by another adjustment factor or a fresh valuation.
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> > (4) The Valuer-General is to provide a rating authority, annually or every 2 years, as the Valuer-General considers expedient, with an adjustment factor or adjustment factors in respect of its valuation district.
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> > (5) The Valuer-General is to provide the Commissioner of State Revenue annually with an adjustment factor or adjustment factors in respect of the land value of land in all valuation districts.
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> > (6) The Valuer-General is not required to provide an adjustment factor or adjustment factors in respect of a valuation district if a new fresh valuation is to come into force for the next financial year in respect of that valuation district.
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> > (7) The Valuer-General is to –
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> > > > (a) forward a copy of the determination to any relevant rating authority and to the Commissioner of State Revenue before 1 March in each year or such other date as may be agreed with the rating authority or the Commissioner; and
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> > > > (b) within 14 days after making the determination, cause a copy of the determination to be published in the *Gazette*, on the World Wide Web and in such other manner as the Valuer-General thinks fit.
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> > (8) A failure to comply with the requirements of [subsection (7)](#GS50A@Gs7@EN) does not invalidate the determination.