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  1. HM Land Registry: Click to edit Master title From tradition to revolution style Click to edit Master subtitle style John Peaden, Director of Operations

  2. Overview of HM Land Click to edit Master title Registry style Click to edit Master subtitle style • Government department since 1862 • Registers ownership of land, mortgages and encumbrances in England and Wales • Self-funding • 24 million registered titles • 3900 employees • Average Daily Workload March 2013/14 YTD: – >17000 ‘registrations’ 49% e -Delivered – >60000 ‘information requests’ 97% e -Delivered • State guarantee/ indemnity fund • Open Register since 1990

  3. HM Land Registry Business Click to edit Master title Strategy style Click to edit Master subtitle style

  4. Click to edit Master title Timeline of data releases style First Govt Price Paid INSPIRE Price Paid Non- Click to edit Master subtitle style dept to Data - Index Data - private publish Phase 1 Polygon Phase 2 ownership Data (from 1 download (from 1 data Inventory Jan 2009 service Jan 1995 service to 31 Jan to 31 Dec 2012) 2008) Online Ownership House price Verification background tables dating back to 1995 1862 Register published 2013 2014

  5. Case studies Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style Our current data programme will continue to Property price data identify and release data sets until 2018 Increasing our digital services will drive up electronic Geospatial land & applications from 70% to over 90% of all property search applications, enable re-use of data and enable our customers to self-serve. There are over 420 municipalities (local Municipal data authorities) in England and Wales. The land and property information they supply is not in a standardised format, delivered to a standardised timescale or supplied at a standard price. Land Registry is planning to supply this information along with other land related data it already holds.

  6. Click to edit Master title Property price data style Click to edit Master subtitle style

  7. Property price data Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style • Capture information (data) on registration • Date of instrument • Category: – Residential/Non-residential – Power of Sale/Shared Ownership • Property type: – Detached/Semi-detached/Terraced • Price paid • Old or new

  8. Choice of data sets

  9. Price change over time for 5 Trent Road £2,00,000 £1,50,000 £1,00,000 £50,000 £0 26 January 2001 17 April 2003 25 August 2004 04 June 2007 Price change over time for 5 Trent Road

  10. Click to edit Master title Geospatial land & property style search Click to edit Master subtitle style

  11. MapSearch Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style • “Building services customers want” • Direct access to our index map, free of charge • ’Agile’ development methodology

  12. Customer survey comments Superb, so easy to use, BL**DY HELL THAT'S thrilled with this service AMAZING!! It is so much more It is brilliant - I have used it so efficient than the many times already and it has Index Map Search saved me a lot of time

  13. Click to edit Master title ‘My Property’ concept style Click to edit Master subtitle style

  14. ….In collaboration with Government Digital Service (GDS) Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style • Established to ensure Government offers world class digital products that meet people’s needs • “The architect and engine room of digital service provision”

  15. Local Authority data Environment Agency Energy Performance Register Local Authority data

  16. Links to other useful information Click to edit Master title Property details style Click to edit Master subtitle style

  17. • “Interpret” register • Key information • Covenants • Beneficial rights • Restrictions • Presented in ‘user friendly’ format

  18. Link to interactive services

  19. Click to edit Master title Municipal data style Click to edit Master subtitle style

  20. Bundling of land and property Click to edit Master title information (one-stop shop) style Click to edit Master subtitle style A range of property searches are required for all property transactions in England and Wales. They are binding obligations on property or land which pass to successive owners or occupiers. They include: • Land Registry register • Land Registry title plan • Local Land Charges search • CON29 search • Drainage and water searches • Environmental searches • Property specific searches – Coal mining, brine, tin searches, chancel repair searches

  21. Local Land Charges and Click to edit Master title CON29 examples style Click to edit Master subtitle style Local Land Charges CON29 • • Financial charges Planning: Relating to the control of development • Planning charges • Engineering: Relating to • Listed building charges highways, traffic schemes, railways • Light obstruction notices • Environmental health • Drainage scheme charges

  22. Land and property Click to edit Master title information style Click to edit Master subtitle style CON29M LLC1 CON29O/R Land and Land Other Property Registry Information providers? Hub

  23. Local Land Charges Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style An integrated and trusted digital dataset for land and property information available through Land Registry electronic channels

  24. Customer benefits Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style • Standardisation of price, turnaround and format • Enables self service • Spatial search • Instant result • Single point of access

  25. In summary….. Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style • Move to Open Data at global, national and organisational level • Public sector bodies need to adapt rapidly • Many challenges and opportunities • Achievable • Learn from the lessons of others

  26. HM Land Registry: Click to edit Master title From tradition to revolution style Click to edit Master subtitle style John Peaden, Director of Operations Thank you

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