(1) A park operator
may give a notice of termination to a long-stay tenant to terminate the
long-stay agreement without grounds.
(2) The notice of
termination must —
(a)
state that the park operator intends to terminate the long-stay agreement
under this section;
(b)
specify the day on or before which the park operator requires the long-stay
tenant to give vacant possession of the agreed premises to the park operator;
and
(c)
comply with section 38.
(3) The specified day
must be —
(a) for
an on-site home agreement — at least 60 days after the day on
which the notice is given;
(b) for
a site-only agreement — at least 180 days after the day on
which the notice is given; and
(c) in
any case, if the agreement is for a fixed term, not before the end of the
fixed term.
(4) The specified day
may be a day earlier than the last day of a period of a periodic tenancy.
(5) Unless the State
Administrative Tribunal otherwise orders under section 74, a notice of
termination under this section is of no effect if —
(a) an
application for an order under section 63(1) fixing the maximum rent for
the agreed premises has been made but has not been heard and determined; or
(b) an
order under section 63(3) is in force in respect of the agreed premises.