Specimen, sample rows
The obligation register
This is the layout, not the full kit. The paid kit carries all 15 provisions, the evidence sheet, the dated plan, the party map and the CSV and XLSX versions.
| Provision | Title | Status | Evidence artefact | Status field | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
s1-name | Name of the instrument | In force 13 July 2026 | A document control record that carries the full title, F2026L00927, the making date and the registration date | Open | |
s2-commencement | Commencement | In force 13 July 2026 | A dated plan with two rows, one for 13 July 2026 and one for 1 July 2027, each naming the items it covers | Open | |
s3-authority | Authority | In force 13 July 2026 | The entry that records the Act, the section and the instrument, with the disallowable status noted | Open | |
s4-schedules | Schedules | In force 13 July 2026 | The procedure revised against compilation 19 of the 2017 Principles, with the compilation date shown | Open | |
part1-objects | Purpose and objects: the approval list | In force 13 July 2026 | The current approval procedure showing one approval decision and no in-principle stage | Open |
What the columns mean
Provision and title identify the section or amending item. Status is the commencement state. Evidence artefact is what an assessor samples. Owner, due date, status and evidence pointer are the fields your team fills in. The requirement, the question and the common gaps sit beside them in the full register.
Specimen, not a certificate. Not legal advice; does not certify.