 However, the Act did not make clear the powers of the Commission "vis-à-vis" the Governor, which led to discord for some years.The Rules and Regulations for the Disposal of Public Lands in His Majesty's Province of South Australia, authored by the South Australian Commission in the UK in 1835, stipulated that surveys were to be undertaken and maps to be made available prior to sale of the land.Land could be bought at a uniform price per acre, but it would go to auction in the case of more than one potential buyer.