(1)  A strata plan must –

(a) state the name of the strata scheme; and

(b) delineate the external surface boundaries of the site and the location of the buildings in relation to those boundaries; and

(c) state the title reference to the site and other particulars of its location; and

(d) include a drawing illustrating the lots and distinguishing them by numbers or other symbols; and

(e) define the boundaries of each lot; and

(f) show the approximate area of each lot; and

(g) state the unit entitlement of each lot; and

(h) .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  

(i) state the name of the body corporate to be formed on registration of the plan and its address for service; and

(j) contain other information and features required by the Recorder.

(2)  If a lot is part of a building, the strata plan may define the boundaries of the lot by reference to boundary structures without necessarily delineating the boundaries or showing the dimensions of the lot.

(3)  If a lot is separated from another lot, or from common property, by a boundary structure, the boundary is, unless otherwise stipulated in the strata plan, the centre of the boundary structure.

(4)  A strata plan must be endorsed with a certificate of a registered surveyor, in a form approved by the Recorder, certifying that the building or buildings shown on the plan are within the boundaries of the site or that any encroachment beyond those boundaries is properly authorised according to law.

(5)  If the site is part of a piece of land subject to a highway adjoining the site, both the external boundary of the site and the boundary of the piece under or over the highway may be shown on the plan.