Unit Titles Act 2001

An applicant under section 17 (the applicant) may apply, in writing, to a unit title assessor for a report (a unit title assessment report).

The application must include any details or material prescribed by regulation.

Examples

1 proposed unit title plans

2 information about a development approval

If a unit title assessor receives an application under subsection (1) and the unit title assessor agrees to undertake the work, the unit title assessor must—

prepare a unit title assessment report and give it to the applicant; and

Note 1 The report must be prepared and given to the applicant as soon as possible (see Legislation Act, s 151B).

Note 2 The unit title assessor may refuse to prepare and provide a report if the unit title assessor does not have enough information (see s 22E).

not later than 5 working days after the day the assessor gives the report to the applicant—give a copy of the report to the territory planning authority.

If, after taking reasonable steps, an applicant cannot find a unit title assessor who will agree to prepare a unit title assessment report, the applicant may apply to the construction occupations registrar to appoint a unit title assessor to prepare a unit title assessment report and give it to the applicant.

A regulation may prescribe the requirements for a unit title assessment report, including—

what the report must contain; or

anything that must accompany the report.