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5.—(1) Every register of common land or of town or village greens is to consist of—
(a)a general part;
(b)a register map;
(c)as many register units as there are registrations of land in the register; and
(d)such supplemental maps as may be necessary.
(2) The general part of each register must be in Form 1, and must contain particulars of—
(a)any agreement made under section 4(3) of the 2006 Act or section 2(2) of the 1965 Act to which the registration authority is a party;
(b)any other transfer, to or from the registration authority, of responsibility for maintaining any register or register unit; and
(c)any land in the area of the registration authority to which Part 1 of the 2006 Act does not apply, or is to be taken not to apply, by virtue of section 5 of that Act.
(3) Model Entries 1 and 2 are provided for general guidance in complying with sub-paragraphs (a) and (b) respectively of paragraph (2).
(4) Any register map prepared under these Regulations must be prepared in accordance with regulations 9 to 12.
(5) Register units must be maintained in accordance with regulation 6.
(6) Supplemental maps must be prepared in accordance with regulation 13.
(7) Every register must be bound, but so that sheets can be added or removed without damage.
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