Australia’s national council of property registrars overseeing digital conveyancing rules says that implementing full interoperability between competing operators could lead to service degradation and increased costs.
The little-known Australian Registrars National Electronic Conveyancing Council, consisting of each state and territory property registrar, was established through the Council of Australian Governments process to create a nationally consistent approach to digital property transactions.
The interoperability issue has been hotly contested between the …
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