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WHAT IS NECS?

WHAT IS NECS?. Australia’s joint government and industry initiative to create an efficient and convenient way of completing property transactions and lodging land title dealings for registration. NOT JUST A COMPUTER SYSTEM. A business model Roles, relationships and responsibilities

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WHAT IS NECS?

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  1. WHAT IS NECS? Australia’s joint government and industry initiative to create an efficient and convenient way of completing property transactions and lodging land title dealings for registration

  2. NOT JUST A COMPUTER SYSTEM • A business model Roles, relationships and responsibilities • A legal framework Legislation, rules, compliance and discipline • A risk management regime Allocation, mitigation, transfer and compensation • Supporting business practices Verification, authorisation, certification and justification • A software system Integrated, fully-featured, secure and reliable • Governance arrangements Independent, inclusive, sustainable and competent • Industry, community and government confidence

  3. Settlement FinancialInstitutions Subscriber N E C S RBA FSM User NECS Browser Interface Client LR1 Certifier RO1 LSP Browser Interfaces NECS Web Services LSP LR2 RO2 LSP Web Services User Certifier Client Subscriber NATIONAL BUSINESS MODEL Preparation Lodgment Subscriber etc NECS Web Services

  4. GO Project Governance NECS LTD National Steering Committee NGA National Governance Arrangements We are here . . . Implementation Planning NECS Operations NIS Risk Assessment Regulatory Review Governance Advice NFM Shareholders Agreement Participation Rules Settlement Procedure NIP National Implementation Strategy NECS Funding Model NECS Implementation Plan . . . and here Systems Development NBM NOD NRD NSA NDC NSS NECS National Business Model NECS Operations Description NECS Requirements Definition NECS Solution Architecture NECS Development Cost NECS Systems Specification National Electronic Conveyancing System indicates document developed indicates current work in progress indicates document developed & published indicates document still to be developed NATIONAL ROADMAP PROCESS Independent Consultancies

  5. THE COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTS (COAG) ENDORSED A SINGLE NATIONAL FACILITY FOR ELECTRONIC CONVEYANCING • COAG will establish an e-conveyancing entity which should be owned by all relevant jurisdictions; • The new entity Board will be skills-based • The entity is to assess the Victorian electronic conveyancing system ECV and, to the extent it is suitable, use it as the basis for the underlying software for the e‑conveyancing system. • The COAG Business Regulation & Competition Working Group will oversee the implementation of the e-conveyancing system.

  6. COAG TIMELINE FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE E-CONVEYANCING SYSTEM • October 2008 – Agree to form of legal entity for a new e-conveyancing system • October 2008 – Settle and sign governance agreement for a new e-conveyancing entity • October 2008 – Agree funding for a new e-conveyancing entity • December 2008 – Establish a new e-conveyancing entity and appoint Board • March 2009 – Agree Nationally uniform business processes • December 2009 – Any necessary legislative changes in jurisdictions • March 2010 – Commencement of a new e-conveyancing system

  7. SYSTEM ACCESS N E C S NECS browser interface User LSP System NECS web services LSP browser interface User Subscriber System NECS web services User LSP web services Subscriber System LSP System NECS web services User

  8. SUCCESS IS DEPENDENT ON DEVELOPING A SYSTEM INDUSTRY WANTS TO USE. INDUSTRY INTEGRATION IS BEING ASSISTED BY THE PROVISION OF: • Licensed Service Providers • Web services for LSPs & in-house systems • System-to-system security authentication • Application-to-application processing • LIXI-compatible national data standard • Single sign-on through in-house systems • Bulk processing for high volume users • Wholesale fees for LSP users

  9. THE CHALLENGE: TO DEVELOP THE BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS OF INDUSTRY AND JURISDICTIONS THE STRATEGY: • STATE PROJECT TEAM • NATIONAL PROJECT TEAM • NECS DATA STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT

  10. NECO HAS CHOSEN LIXI TO FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL ELECTRONIC DATA STANDARDS • NECO has a unique agreement with LIXI and includes a Management Group of jurisdiction members, 1 NECO member and 2 LIXI members • It controls and defines the project and approves the developed standards • The Working Group is open to all LIXI members • Draft NECS to Land Registry requirements have been developed • We are now working on Subscriber to NECS requirements • The NECS/LIXI Working Group is open to all members and your involvement is important to make sure you obtain the maximum benefit from NECS

  11. THANK YOU For more information on this presentation or any aspect of National Electronic Conveyancing, please contact Simon Libbis - Executive Director, National Electronic Conveyancing Office at: Tel: 03 8626 4545 Email: simon.libbis@necs.gov.au Web: www.necs.gov.au

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