To be awarded the Diploma of Conveyancing, graduates must demonstrate, to the satisfaction of the approved provider, through the completion of courses and study, sufficient understanding in the following areas:
(a)
the basic elements of the New Zealand legal system:
(c)
the principles of property law relating to matters commonly encountered by conveyancing professionals providing conveyancing services:
(d)
basic business and commercial law matters and transactions commonly encountered in conveyancing practice:
(e)
professional practices and management, including current accounting practice, that relate to conveyancing:
(f)
for the purpose of effecting transmissions of property, a basic understanding of wills, the administration of deceased estates, and trusts:
(g)
a basic understanding of contract and dispute resolution:
(h)
conveyancing history, policies, and regulation in the general business environment:
(i)
legislative requirements relating to resource management, building law, and local government:
(j)
the principles and practices relating to land registration and the use of the Landonline survey and titles system.