ARNECC

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ARNECC is responsible for developing and maintaining the national regulatory framework for electronic conveyancing, including but not limited to the Model Operating Requirements and Model Participation Rules (MPR). ARNECC does not provide any advice or guidance on specific transactions, or on the application of the framework in individual circumstances.

ARNECC publishes Guidance Notes based on its MPR to assist Subscribers to understand what is expected of them in complying with the Participation Rules in each jurisdiction. These can be found here.

While ARNECC establishes the national regulatory framework, electronic conveyancing is regulated and administered by each jurisdiction. In the first instance, enquiries should be directed to the relevant jurisdictional land registry regarding land registry transactions, or the applicable Registrar-General’s office for jurisdiction specific electronic conveyancing queries (e.g. legislation and policy questions).

 

Land Registries

Enquiries about the operational aspects of electronic conveyancing should be directed to your local land registry at:

Australian Capital Territory

ACT Land Titles Register

02 6207 0491

New South Wales

NSW Land Registry Services

Northern Territory

NT Land Titles Office

08 8999 5318 

Queensland

Titles Queensland

South Australia

Land Services SA

08 8423 5000
1800 648 176 (country callers)

Tasmania

Land Tasmania

03 6165 4444

Victoria

Land Registry Services

Western Australia

Landgate

Electronic Lodgment Network Operators

Enquiries about the systems and services provided by Electronic Lodgment Network Operators (ELNOs) should be directed to:

Property Exchange Australia Ltd (PEXA)

1300 084 515

Sympli Australia Pty Ltd

1300SYMPLI (1300 796 754)

ARNECC

To contact ARNECC, or to raise policy or regulatory issues concerning electronic conveyancing, please email [email protected].

Reminder: ARNECC does not provide any legal advice on specific transactions, or the application of the national regulatory framework in individual circumstances.