In 2014, the conference was re-named: Digital Built Environment (DBE) and was held in conjunction with BuildingSMART Australasia and the Spatial Industries Business Association (Qld).  It was opened by the Hon. Paul Fletcher, Federal Parliamentary Secretary for Communications who recognised the value of an official DBE.  It included Keynotes from Mark Bew, Chair of UK Government Building Information Modelling (BIM) Implementation Group.  Mr Bew stressed that the reason for the UK adopting BIM for all government works was simply cost savings (10-30%).  Dr Victor Khoo Deputy Director Land Survey Division Singapore Land Authority showed delegates how Singapore was moving to use its 3D Spatial Model of the City to co-ordinate activities across government and to explain its plans to the community.  Michael Haines, CEO of VANZI explained why the DBE must include 'Legal Object' models (along with Spatial and Building Models) - to determine rights of Access, Use and Trade in the DBE.  He also explained how creating a uniform Legal Framework could simplify administration and reduce cost, as well as protect privacy, enhance security and limit liability - where it is based on the simple principle: "Rights in the DBE = Rights in the Property it Models".