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Status information Long Title s 1Short title and commencement s 2Interpretation s 3Establishment of central plan office s 3AAppointment, &c., of Surveyor-General s 4Public authorities to compile and forward to Surveyor-General lists of existing plans s 5Public authorities to give notice of intention to commence new surveys s 5ARepealed s 6Power of Surveyor-General to require connection of proposed surveys with existing surveys, permanent marks, &c.s 7Returns by public authorities of plans and surveys s 8Establishment of central plan register and registration of plans s 9Inspection of registered plans s 10Provision of copy of registered plan s 11Surveys for the establishment of permanent survey marks in certain areas s 12Surveyor-General to advise as to avoidance of duplication of surveys, &c.s 13General power of Surveyor-General to carry out surveys for purposes of this Act s 14Adoption of existing survey marks as permanent marks s 15Notice of establishment, &c., of permanent mark to public authority charged with maintenance s 16Surveyors to report irregularities in position of permanent marks s 17Cost of surveys, &c.s 18Repealed s 19Exemption of plans, surveys, &c., from operation of this Act s 20Penalty for destruction, &c., of permanent marks s 20ARepealed s 20ABRepealed s 20BRepealed s 20CRepealed s 20DRepealed s 20ERepealed s 20FRepealed s 20GRepealed s 20HRepealed s 20JRepealed s 20KRepealed s 21Regulations

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