Section 210 — Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW)

(1) When an application for information is made to the Registrar-General as agent for a participating party, any fee payable to the participating party in respect of the application is instead payable to the Registrar-General on behalf of the participating party.
(2) The Registrar-General is entitled to deduct and retain from any such fee such amount by way of service fee or commission—
(a) as may be authorised to be retained by, or as may be required to be paid to, the Registrar-General (as commission or otherwise) under the relevant information agreement, or
(b) in the absence of any such authority or requirement in the information agreement, as may be determined by the Registrar-General following consultation with the participating party.
(3) The Registrar-General is to pay the balance of the fees received on behalf of a participating party to the participating party. The relevant information agreement may provide for the method and frequency of payment of the balance of fees to the participating party.

Related sections

• s 207 — Recording information in the Central Register
• s 208 — Access to information in the Central Register
• s 209 — Providing information on behalf of participating party
• s 211 — Protection from liability
• s 212 — Agreements
• s 213 — Rights and responsibilities of participating parties

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