mining survey definition
mining survey means survey required under the Act or these regulations in respect of the boundaries of the area of land to which a tenement relates;
mining survey means a survey that is carried out for the purposes of the Work Health and Safety (Mines and Petroleum Sites) Act 2013 . "permanent survey mark" means a survey mark that is in a form or style declared by the regulations to be the form or style for a permanent survey mark under this Act. "public authority" means a Public Service agency, local government authority, State owned corporation or statutory body representing the Crown. "public survey" means a survey in respect of which details are included in the register of public surveys. "register of public surveys" means the register referred to in section 7. "register of surveyors" means the register referred to in section 15. "registered land surveyor" means a person who is registered as a land surveyor under this Act. "registered mining surveyor" means a person who is registered as a mining surveyor under this Act. "registered surveyor" means a registered land surveyor or registered mining surveyor. "Registrar of the Board" means the person employed in the Public Service as the Registrar of the Board. "spatial information" --see section 3A. "State cadastre" means an inventory that records boundaries, dimensions and measurements on, above or below the Earth's surface for the purpose of defining rights, interests, restrictions and responsibilities within the jurisdiction of New South Wales. "State control survey" means the State control survey referred to in section 4 (1). "student of surveying" has the meaning given to that expression by the regulations. "survey" , when used as a noun, means an activity that includes any of the following: