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This Act establishes the Land Administration Authority as a body corporate and provides with respect to its functions and powers and its administration and management.
These Regulations amend the Land Survey Regulations in regulations 6, 19 and 20 in relation land survey systems. It also inserts a provision in regulation 19 which requires all components of a compiled consolidation diagram to be based on the National Reference Framework.
These Regulations amend the Land Survey Regulations in regulations 3,6, 18 and 20 in relation land survey systems and by substituting for the definition "GPS" the definition of "GNSS" which stands for the Global Navigation Satellite System.
For the purpose of implementing the Land Survey Act 1961, the Regulation establish in Part III, concerning field work, establishes, inter alia, the procedure, methods of measurement and the limit of allowable difference from the original survey.
These Regulations concern the practical training required for recognition and registration as a land surveyor under the Land Survey Act. The Regulations prescribe the nature and duration of training. Training shall be under the supervision of the Land Surveyors' Board established by the Act.
These Regulations implement provisions of the Land Survey Act with respect to a variety of matters covered by the Act such as: the power of the Director of Surveys and Lands to test surveys; the actual field work of surveys; the drafting of diagrams; the drafting of general plans of survey and su
These Regulations implement provisions of the Land Survey Act with respect to, among other things: field measurements and observations; connection to the National Control Survey System; manner and methods of survey; marking; testing of survey by the Surveyor-General; general plans; and arbitratio
These Regulations amend the Land Survey Regulations by inserting a new table of contents and in regulations, 1, 4, 10, 11, 13, 19, 20 and 21.
A Surveyor-General for Swaziland shall be appointed by the Minister for Works, Power and Communications, who shall: (a) supervise and control the survey and charting of land; (b) take charge of and preserve all records appertaining to surveys of land; (c) examine all general plans and diagrams of
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