S. 3(1) def. of bond amended by No. 67/2010 s. 5(2). bond means— (a) an amount paid or payable by a tenant to secure his or her performance and observance of the tenancy agreement or any of the provisions of this Act relating to the tenancy agreement; or (b) an amount paid or payable by a resident to secure his or her performance and observance of any agreement relating to the residency or of any of the provisions of this Act relating to the residency; or s. 3 (c) an amount paid or payable by a site tenant to secure his or her performance and observance of the site agreement or any of the provisions of this Act relating to the site agreement; Building Appeals Board means the Building Appeals Board under the Building Act 1993; business day means a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday; caravan means— (a) a movable dwelling; or (b) an immovable dwelling situated in a caravan park— but, except in Part 14, does not include such a dwelling occupied in pursuance of a contract of employment; caravan park means an area of land on which movable dwellings are situated for occupation on payment of consideration, whether or not immovable dwellings are also situated there;
S. 3(1) def. of domestic partner inserted by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 10.1), substituted by No. 12/2008 s. 73(1)(Sch. 1 item 51.1). domestic partner of a person means— (a) a person who is in a registered relationship with the person; or (b) a person to whom the person is not married but with whom the person is living as a couple on a genuine domestic basis (irrespective of gender); s. 3 dwelling means any structure that is designed to be used for human habitation and that is capable of being so used, and includes a motor vehicle or trailer that is so designed and capable; S. 3(1) def. of exclusion condition inserted by No. 52/2008 s. 257, amended by No. 53/2010 s. 221(Sch. item 9.1). exclusion condition means an exclusion condition included— (a) in a family violence safety notice under section 29 of the Family Violence Protection Act 2008; or (b) in a family violence intervention order under section 82 of that Act; or (c) in a personal safety intervention order under section 67 of the Personal Safety Intervention Order Act 2010; S. 3(1) def. of exclusive occupancy right inserted by No. 63/2005 s. 4(a). exclusive occupancy right, in relation to a room or rooming house, means a residency right of a kind set out in section 92A; S. 3(1) def. of facilities amended by No. 67/2010 s. 5(4). facilities means— (a) land or buildings intended for use for storage space or car parking; (b) laundry facilities; (c) cooking facilities; (d) recreational areas;
hiring charge means the amount paid by a resident to a caravan owner to occupy a caravan; invalid in relation to an agreement or guarantee, means void; landlord means— (a) the person by whom premises are let under a tenancy agreement; or (b) the person by whom the premises are to be let under a proposed tenancy agreement; motor vehicle means a motor vehicle within the meaning of the Road Safety Act 1986; s. 3 movable dwelling means a dwelling that is designed to be movable, but does not include a dwelling that cannot be situated at and removed from a place within 24 hours; owner in relation to rented premises, means the owner in fee simple of the premises; S. 3(1) def. of Part 4A dwelling inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 5(1). Part 4A dwelling means a dwelling fully or partially owned by a site tenant— (a) designed, built or manufactured to be transported from one place to another for use as a residence; or (b) any other prescribed Part 4A dwelling— but does not include— (c) a registrable movable dwelling; or (d) a registrable movable dwelling with an annexe attached; or
S. 3(1) def. of Rooming House Register inserted by No. 56/2012 s. 14. Rooming House Register means the register of rooming houses established under section 142E; S. 3(1) def. of rooming house standard inserted by No. 56/2012 s. 3. rooming house standard means a standard prescribed under section 142C for the purposes of Division 8 of Part 3; self-contained apartment means a portion of a building which forms a self-contained residence, including kitchen and bathroom and toilet facilities, under the exclusive possession of the occupier; S. 3(1) def. of separately metered amended by No. 45/2002 s. 86. separately metered means that there is, in respect of rented premises, a room or a site, a meter— (a) that has been installed or approved by the relevant supplier of the utility; and (b) that measures, in relation to those premises or that room or site only, the quantity of a substance or service that is supplied to, or used at, those premises or that room or site; S. 3(1) def. of service agency substituted by No. 23/2006 s. 248(2). service agency means a disability service provider within the meaning of the Disability Act 2006; s. 3 services includes the provision to a resident by a rooming house owner of meals, linen or room cleaning services;
(2) This Act does not apply to a tenancy agreement if the agreement is a prescribed agreement or is included in a class of prescribed agreements. S. 14(3) inserted by No. 21/2012 s. 239(Sch. 6 item 36.2). (3) This Act does not apply to premises that were prescribed premises within the meaning of Part V of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1958 immediately before that Act was repealed. 15 Certain provisions not to apply to tenancy agreements s. 15 S. 15(1) amended by No. 1/2010 s. 109(a), repealed by No. 21/2012 s. 239(Sch. 6 item 36.3). * * * * * S. 15(2) amended by No. 1/2010 s. 109(b). (2) Sections 137, 144, 145, 146, 150 and 154A of the Property Law Act 1958 do not apply in relation to tenancy agreements to which this Act applies. Subdivision 2—Application to rooming houses S. 16 repealed by No. 45/2002 s. 5. * * * * * 17 Room used by owner or owner's family or employees The rooming house provisions do not apply to a room used or intended to be used as a residence by the rooming house owner, a member of the owner's family or an employee of the owner. 18 Self-contained apartments S. 18(1) amended by No. 45/2002 s. 6(1). (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), the rooming house provisions do not apply to a self-contained apartment.
(2) This Act applies to a self-contained apartment in a rooming house as if it were a room in that rooming house if the ratio of rooms to apartments in the rooming house is not less than 3 rooms for every self-contained apartment. S. 18(3) inserted by No. 45/2002 s. 6(2). (3) This Act applies to a self-contained apartment in a building declared to be a rooming house by the Minister under section 19(3) as if the apartment were a room in that rooming house. 19 Minister may declare building to be a rooming house s. 19 (1) An owner of a building— (a) in which there is one or more rooms available for occupancy on payment of rent; and (b) in which the total number of people who may occupy the rooms is less than 4— may apply to the Minister for a declaration that the building is a rooming house for the purposes of this Act. (2) The Minister, by notice published in the Government Gazette, may declare that building to be a rooming house for the purposes of this Act. S. 19(3) inserted by No. 45/2002 s. 7. (3) The Minister, at the request of the Director of Housing, may declare a building owned or leased by the Director of Housing and containing one or more self-contained apartments to be a rooming house for the purposes of this Act. S. 19(4) inserted by No. 45/2002 s. 7. (4) A declaration under subsection (3) must be made by notice published in the Government Gazette. contained contained
(b) the proposed room capacity of the room will exceed the number of persons permitted by law to be accommodated in the room. S. 94D inserted by No. 63/2005 s. 9. 94D Consent of resident to increased room capacity s. 94D (1) A resident who receives a notice under section 94B may consent to the increase in room capacity. (2) A consent must— (a) be in writing; and (b) must specify the increased room capacity to which consent is given; and (c) be signed by the resident; and (d) be dated with the date of signing. (3) A resident may withdraw a consent he or she gives under this section by giving written notice of that withdrawal to the rooming house owner within 3 days after the consent is given. (4) A consent under this section to an increase in the room capacity of a room does not take effect until the end of the period of 7 days after— (a) if there is only one resident of the room, the consent is given; or (b) if there is more than one resident of the room, the consent of the last resident is given. (5) A consent under this section is of no effect if the notice under section 94B is invalid. Division 2—Bonds S. 95 amended by No. 45/2002 s. 30. 95 Payment of bond A rooming house owner may require a resident or proposed resident to pay a bond before the
(b) 110% of the rent immediately before the notice was given— whichever is less. S. 105(1A) inserted by No. 63/2005 s. 12(2). (1A) Pending the Tribunal's decision under section 104 in respect of a reduction in rent for a shared room, the resident must pay, from the time that the reduced rent is to apply, the reduced rent specified by the rooming house owner in the notice given under section 94B. S. 105(2) amended by No. 63/2005 s. 12(3). (2) If the Tribunal makes an order under section 104 in respect of an increase in rent, it may also order that any excess rent paid by the resident from the time the increase took effect until the date of the order be refunded by the rooming house owner. S. 105(2A) inserted by No. 63/2005 s. 12(4). (2A) If the Tribunal makes an order under section 104 in respect of a reduction in rent for a shared room, it may also order that any excess rent paid by the resident from the date that the relevant increase in room capacity took effect until the date of the order be refunded by the rooming house owner. (3) The order may specify the procedure for the refund to the resident. S. 106 amended by No. 45/2002 s. 35 (ILA s. 39B(1)). 106 Rent must be reduced if services are reduced s. 106 (1) If a rooming house owner ceases to provide services to a resident, the rooming house owner must reduce the rent by— (a) the amount agreed between them; or (b) an amount determined by the Tribunal in the absence of any agreement on an application by either party.
(b) a written statement setting out— (i) whether or not the agent can authorise urgent repairs; and (ii) if the agent can authorise urgent repairs, the maximum amount for repairs which the agent can authorise; and (iii) the agent's telephone number for urgent repairs. Penalty: 60 penalty units. S. 125(3) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 116. (3) A rooming house owner must give the resident notice in writing of any change in the information set out in subsection (1) or (2) before the end of 7 days after the change. Penalty: 60 penalty units. (4) In this section occupation day means a day that is the agreed day on which the resident is to take up occupation of a room. 126 House rules s. 126 A rooming house owner may make house rules relating to the use and enjoyment of facilities and rooms. 127 Duties relating to house rules S. 127(1) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 117. (1) The rooming house owner must give a resident at least 7 days written notice of any proposed change in the house rules. Penalty: 10 penalty units. (2) A rooming house owner must— (a) take all reasonable steps to ensure that the house rules are observed by all residents; and
(e) apply, adopt or incorporate any matter contained in any document or any method, whether— (i) wholly or partially or as amended by the regulations; or (ii) as formulated or published on or before the date when the regulations are made; or (iii) as formulated or published from time to time; (f) confer a discretionary authority or impose a duty on a specified person or body or specified classes of person or body; (g) provide for the exemption of a person or thing or classes of person or thing from any of the regulations, whether— (i) unconditionally or on specified conditions; and (ii) either wholly or to such an extent as is specified; S. 142C(2)(h) amended by No. 56/2012 s. 5. (h) leave any matter or thing to be from time to time determined or approved by the Minister, the Director or the Director of Housing. Pt 3 Div. 9 (Heading and s. 142D) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 77, substituted by No. 56/2012 s. 15. Division 9—Rooming House Register S. 142D inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 77, amended by No. 56/2012 s. 16. 142D Unregistered rooming house s. 142D An owner of a building who is not a rooming house owner, or that owner's agent, who has reason to believe that the building is being used as
S. 184(2) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 129. (2) If there is an agent acting for the caravan park owner, a caravan park owner must, on or before the required day, give the resident— (a) written notice of the agent's full name and address for service of documents and the agent's telephone number; and (b) a written statement setting out— (i) whether or not the agent can authorise urgent repairs; and (ii) if the agent can authorise urgent repairs, the maximum amount for repairs which the agent can authorise; and (iii) the agent's telephone number for urgent repairs. Penalty: 10 penalty units. S. 184(3) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 129. (3) A caravan park owner must give a resident notice in writing of any change in the information set out in subsection (1) or (2) before the end of 7 days after the change. Penalty: 10 penalty units. (4) In this section required day means a day 7 days after a person becomes a resident of the caravan park. 185 Caravan park rules s. 185 (1) A caravan park owner may from time to time make rules relating to the use, enjoyment, control and management of the caravan park. (2) Without limiting subsection (1), rules may be made in relation to— (a) the making and abatement of noise; (b) motor vehicle speed limits within the caravan park;
(a) the caravan owner intends to occupy the caravan himself or herself; or (b) the caravan owner intends to make it available for occupation by— S. 312(2)(b)(i) amended by No. 27/2001 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 10.3(a) (b)). (i) his or her partner, son, daughter, parent or partner's parent; or (ii) another person who normally lives with the caravan owner and is wholly or substantially dependent on the caravan owner. (3) The notice must specify a termination date that is not less than 14 days after the end of the fixed term. 313 Prohibition on hiring of caravans or renting of sites after notice S. 313(1) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 140. s. 313 (1) A caravan park owner must not rent a site vacated under section 310 or 311 for 6 months after the site is vacated. Penalty: 60 penalty units in the case of a natural person; 300 penalty units in the case of a body corporate. S. 313(2) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 140. (2) A caravan owner must not hire out a caravan vacated under section 310 or 312 for 6 months after the caravan is vacated. Penalty: 60 penalty units in the case of a natural person; 300 penalty units in the case of a body corporate. (3) Subsection (1) does not apply if the Tribunal determines that the site may be rented.
(1) A notice of intention to vacate rented premises or a caravan or site in a caravan park or a site in a Part 4A park is not valid unless it is in writing. (2) A notice of intention to vacate a room in a rooming house may be given orally or, if so required by the rooming house owner, in writing. (3) A notice of intention to vacate given under this Part which is in writing is not valid unless it is signed by the person giving the notice or by that person's agent. 319 Form of notice to vacate A notice to vacate given under this Part is not valid unless— S. 319(a) amended by No. 45/2002 s. 62(a). s. 319 (a) it is in the relevant prescribed form; and S. 319(b) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 24(a). (b) it is addressed to the tenant, resident or site tenant (as the case requires); and (c) it is signed by the person giving the notice or by that person's agent; and S. 319(d) amended by Nos 45/2002 s. 62(b), 67/2010 s. 24(b), 57/2013 s. 15. (d) except in the case of a notice under section 263, 288, 314, 317ZF or 317ZG, it specifies the reason or reasons for giving the notice; and (e) it specifies the date by which compliance is required (the termination date). S. 319A inserted by No. 45/2002 s. 63. 319A Composite notices to vacate
(b) the site tenant fails to vacate the Part 4A site by the date specified in the notice to vacate. 326 Time for application s. 326 S. 326(1) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 27(a). (1) An application under section 322(1), 323(a), 324(1), 324(2) or 324A(1) may be made at any time after the notice to vacate is given but not later than 30 days after the termination date specified in the notice. S. 326(2) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 81(a). (2) An application under section 322(2), 322(3), 323A or 325 must be made after the termination date specified in the notice to vacate but not later than 30 days after that date. S. 326(3) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 27(b). (3) An application under section 323(b), 324(3) or 324A(2) must be made after the end of 7 days after the date on which the notice of intention to vacate is given but not later than 30 days after the termination date specified in the notice. S. 327 repealed by No. 52/1998 s. 236(l), new s. 327 inserted by No. 45/2002 s. 65, amended by No. 67/2010 s. 28. 327 Applications where composite notice to vacate is given If a composite notice to vacate as provided for in section 319A has been given to a tenant or resident, a composite application may be made under section 322(1), 323(a), 324(1) or (2) or 324A(1) (as the case requires) in respect of each of the notices to vacate included in the composite notice to vacate. S. 328 repealed by No. 52/1998 s. 236(l). * * * * *
immediately or if a later day is specified by the landlord, that later day; and (b) may make a determination of the amount of rent owing to the landlord by the tenant (if any) at the date of the landlord's affidavit; and (c) may make a determination directing the Authority to pay out an amount of bond to or on account of the landlord in respect of the rent owing (if any). (3) A possession order under this section must provide that— (a) a warrant of possession must be issued on the application of the landlord; and S. 341(3)(b) amended by No. 52/1998 s. 236(o). (b) an application to the principal registrar for the issue of a warrant of possession must be made not more than 30 days after the day on which the order is made; and (c) the warrant of possession must be executed not more than 30 days after the day on which the warrant is issued. S. 341(4) amended by No. 37/2014 s. 10(Sch. item 144.2). (4) A possession order under this section must include a warning that if the tenant fails to comply with a direction under subsection (1)(a) or subsection (2)(a), he or she may be forcibly vacated from the rented premises by a police officer or an authorised person carrying out a warrant of possession. S. 341(5) amended by No. 52/1998 s. 236(o). (5) An order or determination of the principal registrar under this section is deemed to be an order or determination of the Tribunal 342 Effect of possession order s. 342 If a possession order is made under this Division, the tenancy agreement terminates at the end of the
(2) A warrant of possession under this Part lapses if it is not executed— (a) subject to paragraph (b), within the time stated in the order; or (b) if the Tribunal has extended the time within which a warrant may be executed, within the further time that the Tribunal by order allows. (3) The Tribunal may at any time cancel a warrant of possession issued under this Part. 357 Execution of warrant s. 357 As soon as practicable, but not later than 60 days after a warrant of possession is issued, the person to whom the warrant is addressed must— S. 357(a) amended by No. 52/1998 s. 236(q). (a) return the warrant to the principal registrar; and (b) specify in writing whether the warrant has or has not been executed. 358 Offence to re-enter rooming house, site or caravan S. 358(1) amended by No. 67/2010 ss 81(g), 141. (1) A person who is removed from a rooming house or in the case of a building in respect of which notice under section 289A was given, a building, under a warrant of possession must not re-enter and take up possession of a room in the rooming house or that building. Penalty: 60 penalty units. S. 358(2) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 141. (2) A person who is removed from a site or caravan under a warrant of possession must not re-enter and take up possession of the site or caravan. Penalty: 60 penalty units.
S. 376(1)(b) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 42. (b) in any other case, order that the suspension of the tenancy agreement, residency right or site agreement cease and that the resident be allowed to resume occupation of the rented premises, room, site or Part 4A site under the tenancy agreement, residency right or site agreement. (2) The Tribunal may make any ancillary or incidental orders that the Tribunal considers appropriate. S. 376(3) substituted by No. 45/2002 s. 94, amended by No. 67/2010 s. 42(2). (3) If the Tribunal orders under subsection (1)(b) that the suspension of the tenancy agreement, residency right or site agreement cease— (a) the resident is not required to pay rent or hiring charges in respect of the period of the suspension; and (b) the Tribunal must order that compensation be paid to the resident comprising— (i) a refund of the rent or hiring charges paid during the period of the suspension; and (ii) any reasonable expenses incurred by the resident relating to the period of suspension. s. 376 377 Offence to allow occupation of premises pending application or hearing S. 377(1) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 146. (1) A landlord of rented premises in a managed high density building must not allow a person who is not a party to a tenancy agreement suspended
S. 388A inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 50. 388A What must a site owner or Part 4A site agreement mortgagee do about goods left behind? A site owner who takes possession of a Part 4A site vacated by a site tenant must— (a) take reasonable care of any goods (other than goods which may be removed and destroyed or disposed of under section 384) left behind when the site tenant vacates the Part 4A site; and (b) take reasonable steps to notify the former site tenant as to when and from where the goods left behind can be collected. 389 Rightful owner may reclaim stored goods before sale s. 388A (1) A person who has a lawful right to stored goods may reclaim those goods at any time before they are sold if he or she pays the owner of premises the reasonable costs incurred— S. 389(1)(a) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 51(a). (a) in the case of a former landlord or site owner— S. 389(1)(a)(i) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 51(b). (i) in notifying the former tenant or site tenant; and (ii) in the removal and storage of the goods; and (iii) in organising the sale of the goods; or (b) in the case of a rooming house owner, caravan park owner, caravan park mortgagee, caravan owner or caravan mortgagee— (i) in notifying the former resident; and
394 Purchaser takes good title s. 394 A purchaser of stored goods sold in accordance with this Part has good title unless he or she has notice of— S. 394(a) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 54. (a) a defect in title or want of title in the former tenant, former resident or former site tenant; or (b) a failure of the owner of premises to comply with this Part in relation to the sale of the goods. Division 4—Orders of Tribunal 395 What if proceeds of sale are not sufficient to cover costs? (1) If the proceeds of sale of stored goods are not sufficient to cover the owner of premises' reasonable costs of removal, storage, notification and sale, the owner of premises may apply to the Tribunal for compensation. S. 395(2) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 55. (2) An application under this section must be made within 6 months after the date of termination of the tenancy agreement, residency right or site agreement. S. 395(3) amended by No. 45/2002 s. 69(2). (3) In this section stored goods includes goods stored in reliance on a written statement of the Director under section 385 that in his or her opinion particular goods are goods which may not be removed and destroyed or disposed of under section 384. S. 396 amended by No. 67/2010 s. 56. 396 What if goods or documents are disposed of in contravention of this Part?
403 When is compensation payable out of the Residential Tenancies Fund? s. 403 Compensation in respect of the following orders must be paid from the Residential Tenancies Fund— (a) an order under section 401 in respect of an application under section 395 or 400; or (b) an order under section 402. _______________ Division 1—Interpretation 404 Definitions s. 404 In this Part— S. 404 def. of amount of bond inserted by No. 47/2012 s. 9(a). amount of bond includes a partial or full amount of a bond; bond in Divisions 3 and 4, includes an amount or the total of the amounts (if any) which are required to be added to the bond pursuant to section 439; S. 404 def. of bond lodgment form inserted by No. 47/2012 s. 9(a). bond lodgment form means a form completed and signed by a landlord and tenant in accordance with section 405 for the purposes of lodgment of an amount of bond;
(c) contain the prescribed information. (5) The receipt may be given in the manner determined by the Authority. Division 3—Payment out of bonds 411 Payment out of bonds s. 411 The Authority must not pay out an amount of bond under this Part except— (a) in accordance with an application for a refund made by the landlord and the tenant; or S. 411(ab) inserted by No. 47/2012 s. 17(a). (ab) in accordance with section 411C; or (b) in accordance with a determination of the Tribunal; or S. 411(c) amended by No. 93/2003 s. 8(a). (c) in accordance with an order of a court; or S. 411(d) inserted by No. 93/2003 s. 8(b). (d) in the case of an amount of bond paid by the Director of Housing or an agent of the Director of Housing on behalf of a tenant, in accordance with— (i) paragraph (b) or (c); or S. 411(d)(ii) amended by No. 47/2012 s. 17(b). (ii) section 411A or 411B; or S. 411(d)(iii) amended by No. 47/2012 s. 17(c). (iii) section 413(1).
421 Bond paid by Director of Housing S. 421(1) amended by No. 93/2003 s. 14(1). (1) The Director of Housing is a party to any proceeding before the Tribunal in relation to an amount of bond which was paid on behalf of a tenant by the Director of Housing or an agent of the Director of Housing. S. 421(2) repealed by No. 52/1998 s. 238(b). * * * * * (3) The Authority must pay to the Director of Housing or an agent of the Director of Housing and not to the tenant any amount of bond to which the tenant is entitled under this Part if— S. 421(3)(a) amended by Nos 93/2003 s. 14(2), 47/2012 s. 24. (a) the bond lodgment form or bond substitution form states that the amount of bond was paid on behalf of the tenant by the Director of Housing or an agent of the Director of Housing; or S. 421(3)(b) amended by No. 93/2003 s. 14(3). (b) the Director of Housing advises the Authority in writing that the amount of bond was paid on behalf of a tenant by the Director of Housing or an agent of the Director of Housing. S. 422 amended by No. 44/2008 s. 114(5). 422 Unclaimed money s. 422 If the Authority is required under this Part to pay to a person the amount or part of the amount of a bond but is unable to do so because the whereabouts of the person are unknown to the Authority, the amount or part must be dealt with as unclaimed money in accordance with Part 3 of the Unclaimed Money Act 2008 as if the Authority were a business to which that Part applies. 423 Prohibition of claims
S. 505(3) inserted by No. 45/2002 s. 58, amended by No. 67/2010 s. 160. (3) A caravan park owner or a caravan owner must not demand or accept from a resident of a site or caravan who has failed to comply with the caravan park provisions the payment by reason of that failure of any amount other than— (a) rent or a hiring charge in accordance with this Act; or (b) any other payment provided for in this Act. Penalty: 60 penalty units in the case of a natural person; 300 penalty units in the case of a body corporate. S. 505(4) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 70. (4) A person must not demand or accept from a site tenant under a site agreement who has failed to comply with the site agreement or with any of the provisions of this Act relating to the site agreement the payment by reason of the failure of any amount other than— (a) subject to this Act, rent under the site agreement; or (b) an amount or penalty provided for in this Act. Penalty: 60 penalty units in the case of a natural person; 300 penalty units in the case of a body corporate. S. 505A inserted by No. 19/2009 s. 19. 505A Offences with respect to formal affiliation of premises with school or institution s. 505A (1) An owner or operator of residential premises or a person acting on behalf of that owner or operator must not represent that the residential premises
S. 511(1)(b) repealed by No. 52/1998 s. 242(a)(i), new s. 511(1)(b) inserted by No. 19/2009 s. 21. (b) the form of a notice required to be displayed under section 505B; S. 511(1)(c) repealed by No. 52/1998 s. 242(a)(i), new s. 511(1)(c) inserted by No. 19/2009 s. 21. (c) endorsements by schools or institutions which provide education and training of notices required to be displayed under section 505B; S. 511(1)(d) amended by No. 52/1998 s. 242(a)(ii). (d) the manner of lodgment of documents with the Authority or the Director (including electronic lodgment and lodgment by facsimile); S. 511(1)(e) repealed by No. 52/1998 s. 242(a)(iii). * * * * * (f) prescribing a standard form of tenancy agreement; S. 511(1)(fa) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 73. (fa) prescribing the form and content of a written statement required under section 206ZR; S. 511(1)(fb) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 73. (fb) prescribing the form and content of a site agreement or class of site agreement required under section 206F; S. 511(1)(fc) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 73. (fc) the minimum term that must be offered by a site owner or a class of site owners; s. 511 S. 511(1)(fd) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 73. (fd) the rents, fees and charges that may be imposed under a site agreement;
S. 511(1)(fe) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 73. (fe) the manner in which rents, fees and charges may be calculated and adjusted under a site agreement; S. 511(1)(ff) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 73. (ff) prescribing the matters to be included in Part 4A park rules; (g) prescribing forms and information to be used for the purposes of this Act; S. 511(1)(ga) inserted by No. 56/2012 s. 18. (ga) prescribing particulars to be included in, and other matters in relation to, the Rooming House Register; S. 511(1)(h) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 162. (h) prescribing penalties not exceeding 20 penalty units for a breach of the regulations; (i) generally prescribing any matter or thing required or authorised to be prescribed by this Act. S. 511(2) repealed by No. 52/1998 s. 242(b). * * * * * (3) Regulations under this Act (except under Part 14) may— (a) be of general or limited application; (b) differ according to differences in time, place or circumstance; S. 511(3)(ba) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 170 (as amended by No. 36/2011 s. 38(3)). (ba) apply at all times or specified times;
(2) A municipal council may authorise any of its officers to exercise the powers set out in section 526, either generally or in a particular case. S. 525(2A) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 87(2). (2A) The Chief Officer within the meaning of the Country Fire Authority Act 1958 may, either generally or in a particular case— (a) exercise the powers set out in section 526; (b) authorise any officer or employee of the Country Fire Authority to exercise the powers set out in section 526. S. 525(2B) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 87(2). (2B) The Chief Officer within the meaning of the Metropolitan Fire Brigades Act 1958 may, either generally or in a particular case— (a) exercise the powers set out in section 526; s. 525 (b) authorise any officer or employee of the Metropolitan Fire and Emergency Services to exercise the powers set out in section 526. S. 525(3) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 87(3). (3) The Secretary to the Department of Planning and Community Development must issue an identity card to each person authorised by the Secretary under this section. (4) A municipal council must issue an identity card to each person authorised by the municipal council under this section. S. 525(4A) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 87(4). (4A) The Chief Officer within the meaning of the Country Fire Authority Act 1958 must issue an identity card to each person authorised under subsection (2A). S. 525(4B) inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 87(4). (4B) The Chief Officer within the meaning of the Metropolitan Fire Brigades Act 1958 must issue an identity card to each person authorised under subsection (2B).