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Ministerial statement : Ministers and their representatives from all jurisdictions met on 2 June 22 to discuss progress with the national interoperability reform, to support a sustainable competitive market structure for electronic conveyancing)

Ministerial statement on amending the Electronic Conveyancing National Law to deliver a secure national interoperability regime and effective competition (28 January 2022)

Ministerial direction on implementation dates to deliver a secure national interoperability regime and effective competition (29 October 2021)

Joint Ministerial and ACCC statement on progress with a competitive market structure in the electronic conveyancing market (1 July 2021)

Progress update with a competitive electronic conveyancing marketplace (25 May 2021)

Joint Government and Industry statement to develop a national interoperability specification (12 March 2021)

ARNECC Position Statement (19 March 2020) Client Authorisation and Verification of Identity as a result of COVID-19

New documents

Model Operating Requirements Guidance Notes v6.1

Model Operating Requirements Version 6.1

Model Operating Requirements Version 7 Consultation Draft 7.1

Model Operating Requirements Version 7 Consultation Draft 7 Feedback Table

Position Paper: Changes to the Electronic Conveyancing National Law

Position Paper: Changes to enforcement powers in the Electronic Conveyancing National Law

Interoperability Model Overview

Model Participation Rules Version 6

Subscriber Compliance Common Errors Report

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