Local Government Regulation 2012

A local government must keep a land record.

A land record contains the following information for each parcel of rateable land in its area—

the name and postal address of the owner of the land;

a description of the land, including its location and size;

its value and the day of effect of the relevant valuation under the Land Valuation Act;

information about rates or charges for the land, including about the following—

the type and amounts of rates or charges levied on the land;

if differential general rates are levied—the rating category of the land;

the date of each levy and the due date for payment;

the period for which the rates or charges are levied;

the financial year to which the rates or charges apply;

concessions granted or discounts given for payment of rates or charges;

payment of rates or charges by instalments;

any overdue rates or charges, accrued interest on overdue rates or charges and the interest rate applying to overdue rates or charges;

the date when rates or charges are paid;

any other information that the local government considers appropriate.