(1)A community titles scheme is—
(a)a single community management statement recorded by the registrar identifying land (the scheme land); and
(b)the scheme land.
(2)Land may be identified as scheme land only if it consists of—
(a)2 or more lots; and
(b)other land (the common property for the community titles scheme) that is not included in a lot mentioned in paragraph (a).
Common property for a community titles scheme is, effectively, freehold land forming part of the scheme land but not forming part of a lot included in the scheme.
(3)Land can not be common property for more than 1 community titles scheme.
(4)For each community titles scheme, there must be—
(a)at least 2 lots; and
(b)common property; and
(c)a single body corporate; and
(d)a single community management statement.
(5)A community titles scheme is a basic scheme if all the lots mentioned in subsection (2)(a) are lots under the Land Title Act.
(6)However, under this Act, a lot may be, for its inclusion in a community titles scheme other than a basic scheme, another community titles scheme.
Schedule 1 contains examples of possible structures of community titles schemes.