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RESIDENTIAL PARKS (LONG-STAY TENANTS) ACT 2006 (NO. 32 OF 2006) - SECT 11

11 .         Information for prospective long-stay tenants

        (1)         Before a park operator makes a long-stay agreement with a person the park operator must give the person the following —

            (a)         a copy of the proposed agreement, including an explanation of how and when the rent may be varied under the agreement;

            (b)         a copy of the information booklet prepared by the Commissioner for the purposes of this paragraph;

            (c)         a written schedule of fees and charges showing the nature and amount of all fees and charges currently payable by a long-stay tenant to the park operator before or at the time that the agreement is made or during the term of the agreement;

            (d)         a report in accordance with the regulations giving details of the condition of the proposed agreed premises and any structures or fixtures on or in those premises;

            (e)         a copy of the park rules;

            (f)         written information about the membership and functions of the park liaison committee (if any);

            (g)         a copy of the prescribed information sheet completed by the park operator in accordance with the regulations;

            (h)         particulars of any restrictions or conditions imposed directly or indirectly under a written law that could affect the sale of the prospective tenant’s relocatable home while it is located on a site in the residential park;

                  (i)         particulars of any restrictions or conditions imposed directly or indirectly under a written law that could affect any proposed assignment of the prospective tenant’s rights under the proposed long-stay agreement;

            (j)         any other prescribed information.

        (2)         A park operator who does not comply with subsection (1) commits an offence.

        Penalty: a fine of $5 000.



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