New South Wales Repealed Regulations New South Wales Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
(1) If satisfied on information received from the owner or occupier of a holding, or from the person who applied for a property identification code in respect of the holding, that the holding has no further need of the code, the district registrar may cancel the code.
(2) On cancelling a property identification code, the district registrar (unless it is known that the owner or occupier has died) must send by post to the owner and occupier of the holding a notice in writing that the code has been cancelled.
(3) A property identification code cannot be transferred, but a district registrar may re-allot a cancelled code (to the same or a different holding).
(4) A district registrar may amend a property identification code and, on doing so, must serve on the owner and occupier of the holding to which the code has been allotted a notice in writing setting out the particulars of the amended code.
(5) If the property identification code allotted to a holding has been amended, the code (as in force immediately before that amendment) may be used until the date specified by the district registrar by notice to the owner and occupier of the holding as the date from which the code (as so amended) must be used.