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The Personal Property Securities (PPS) Registrar

The Office of the Personal Property Securities (PPS) Registrar is located within the Insolvency and Trustee Service Australia (ITSA). For more information about the role and responsibilities of the PPS Registrar visit the PPS Registrar's page 

Who can search the PPS Register?

Anyone can search the PPS Register with good reason. Strict privacy conditions apply. For more information visit the who can search the Register? page.

Privacy

The Privacy Act 1988 recognises the importance that individuals place on the manner in which Federal and ACT government agencies treat their personal information and imposes stringent standards to which agencies must comply. Visit the privacy page to read more.

Forms

You may need to apply for access to particular PPS Register functions or services. For more information visit the forms page .

Registrar's Notices

The PPS Registrar may make announcements from time to time about matters such as scheduled maintenance of the PPS Register. For more information visit the Registrar's Notices page .   

Practice Statements

The PPS Registrar’s Practice Statements provide guidance as to how the Registrar will perform the functions and exercise the powers conferred under the PPS Act and Regulations. Visit the PPS Registrar's Practice Statements page to find out more.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most frequently asked questions have been developed to assist users of the PPS Register. They are regularly updated and based on current issues as identified via the ITSA National Service Centre. See the frequently asked questions page to find out more.

Fact Sheets

Fact sheets include general information on PPS Register functions, explain some of the more complex PPS concepts and information of relevance to specific industries. All PPS legislation can be found on the ComLaw website.

Information sheets

Information sheets have been developed to help explain some of the more complex PPS concepts and where relevant, refer to parts of the PPS legislation. For more information visit the information sheets page.  

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