Registration
31 Registration
If—
the Minister issues an order or authorisation under
Division
1; and
the order or authorisation is issued in relation to an activity carried out on land, or requires a person to take action on or in relation to land, the Minister may apply to the Registrar-General for the registration of the order or authorisation in relation to that land.
An application under this section must—
define the land to which it relates; and
comply with any requirement imposed by the Registrar-General for the purposes of this section.
The Registrar-General must on—
due application under subsection (2); and
lodgement of a copy of the relevant order or authorisation, register the order or authorisation in relation to the land by making such entries in any register book, memorial or other book or record in the Lands
Titles Registration Office or in the General Registry Office as the
Registrar-General thinks fit.
An order or authorisation registered under this section is binding on each owner and occupier from time to time of the land.
The Registrar-General must, on application by the Minister, cancel the registration of an order or authorisation in relation to land and make such endorsements to that effect in the appropriate register book, memorial or other book or record in respect of the land as the Registrar-General thinks fit.
The Minister may, if the Minister thinks fit, apply to the
Registrar-General for cancellation of the registration of an order or authorisation under this section in relation to land, and must do so—
on revocation of the order or authorisation; or
in relation to—
an order—
on full compliance with the requirements of the order;
if the Minister has taken action under
Division
1 to carry out the requirements of the order—on payment to the Minister of any amount recoverable by the Minister under
Division
1 in relation to the action so taken; or
an authorisation—on payment to the Minister of any amount recoverable by the Minister under
Division
1 in relation to the action taken in pursuance of the authorisation.
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