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Post by Alex Liggett on Aug 31, 2017 6:22:52 GMT
BUMP! I have published the latest revision of the RCS2018 project to the ICS Website here. The related files are as follows: - Project Outline
- Proposed Rules
- Proposed Rules for Related Information
- Proposed Integration Standard
I encourage everyone working in this space to review these documents, and suggest any changes or omissions either below, or directly to Bruce on the regulation subcommittee regulation@ics.org.nz. Bruce and the rest of the sub-committee will be meeting the SG and other LINZ representatives towards the end of September to kick off consultation on the new rules. We need your feedback before then, otherwise the attached will form the basis of the ICS' approach. Bruce is especially after recommendations for X-Lease and Unit Titles Rules, as there is a bit of a dearth of experience on this department within the Institute. We would also like to have a general discussion about the need for a rule regarding good survey practice, and how we might define this. Cheers A
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Post by Brent George on Sept 20, 2017 20:09:49 GMT
The Christchurch Cadastral Rules Review Workshop hosted by LINZ was held yesterday afternoon (20-Sep-2017).
Although I applaud LINZ 's general vision in their "Issues and Opportunities" paper, I was disappointed that the "workshop" was truncated to a few minutes of open floor discussion during Lyndon Telfer's presentation; a brief (~20min) break-out session in small groups; and then a quick 5-min round-up at the end.
Other than the necessary introduction by the Surveyor-General, the remainder time (~1hr) was an ASaTS presentation and a second Linking Property Data presentation. OK, these were interesting - but on reflection it was a wasted opportunity to tap in to the cadastral community to get a feeling for the real issues with respect to the Rules Review. (Although we probably needed a full day session to do it justice initially....!!)
What did other attendees at the Workshop's around the country think?
I guess we will have to trust the process, and wait for the submission stage and subsequent real consultation opportunities to present the case from a stakeholders point-of-view.....
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Post by Alex Liggett on Oct 2, 2017 3:57:50 GMT
The Institute's submission is in. If you haven't received it by email, you can read it here.
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Post by Brent George on Oct 10, 2018 2:41:46 GMT
Stage 2-Part 1 - Feedback SummaryLINZ have released a summary of the feedback on the Part 1 Consultation on the proposals for changes to the Rules for Cadastral Survey. Interesting that only 20 submissions were received. Interesting to note that only two NZIS Branches (Hawkes Bay and Taranaki) submitted. Interesting to see the tenor and range of the feedback. It will be interesting to see how LINZ weight this feedback in the final document....
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Post by Brent George on Jan 23, 2019 23:12:11 GMT
The Part 2 - Stage 2 Consultation is now available for review and feedback: LINZ - Review of the RCS 2010 Members are strongly encouraged to take ownership of this opportunity to provide robust feedback on the Proposed Rules – and make thorough individual submissions.
If you have any views – good/bad/indifferent – please let your ICS Legislation Committee know (sec@ics.org.nz) so we can add our collective voice to your opinions. It has been noted that the feedback to date to LINZ has been less than over-whelming – perhaps falsely indicating to the S-G that the proposed Rules are wholly acceptable. I look forward to your feedback – please supply it to the ICS by 1-March-2019 so we have time to compile them into a collective ICS Response.
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