Proposals to amend the Land Registration Rules 2003
Applies to England and Wales
Read the full outcome
Detail of outcome
The Government response to the February 2017 consultation confirms the Government intention to proceed with the amendments to the Land Registration Rules 2003 to facilitate HM Land Registry’s strategic objective to drive innovation and continue its digital transformation programme.
Detail of feedback received
We received 49 responses to this consultation.
Original consultation
Consultation description
This consultation proposes some changes to the Land Registration Rules 2003 to allow Land Registry to offer customers digital alternatives to paper conveyancing and registration. Some other amendments will reflect how we have modernised and simplified our services through digital transformation.
Land Registry constantly works to modernise its services. This is not a radical review of the Land Registration Rules 2003 as that would not be appropriate while the Law Commission is reviewing the Land Registration Act 2002 in the Law Commission’s Twelfth Programme of Work.
The proposed rule amendments are the minimum we think are needed pending the outcome of the Law Commission’s work, in order to pursue Land Registry’s Business Strategy.
We are seeking views from Land Registry customers, stakeholders and others with an interest in the property market.
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Updates to this page
Published 9 February 2017Last updated 23 January 2018 + show all updates
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Government response added.
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