Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979

The Registrar-General must, at the request of the Planning Ministerial Corporation made in a manner approved by the Registrar-General and on payment of the fee prescribed under the Real Property Act 1900, make, in the Register kept under that Act, a recording appropriate to signify—

that land specified in the request is held subject to a condition authorised under clause 30, or

that a recording made pursuant to paragraph (a) has ceased to have effect.

The Planning Ministerial Corporation is not to make a request pursuant to subclause (1)(a) except for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the conditions in the contract of sale under which the land was sold, but the Registrar-General is not to be concerned to inquire whether any such request has been made for that purpose.

Where a recording pursuant to subclause (1)(a) has been made in respect of any land, the Registrar-General must not register under the Real Property Act 1900 a transfer of that land to or by a person other than the Planning Ministerial Corporation unless it would be so registrable if this Schedule had not been enacted and unless—

a recording pursuant to subclause (1)(b) has been made in respect of the land, or

the consent of the Corporation to the transfer has been endorsed on the transfer.

When a recording is made pursuant to subclause (1) in respect of any land, the Planning Secretary must notify the council in whose area the land is situated of the recording.