Boarding Houses Regulation 2013
4Additional particulars to be notified about registrable boarding houses
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4 Additional particulars to be notified about registrable boarding houses
4 Additional particulars to be notified about registrable boarding houses
(1) The following additional particulars are prescribed for the purposes of section 9 (1) (i) of the Act—
(a) the telephone number and email address, if any, of the manager (if any) of the registrable boarding house,
(b) the telephone number, email address and website address, if any, of the registrable boarding house,
(c) the local government area in which the registrable boarding house is located,
(d) the telephone number and email address, if any, of each proprietor of the registrable boarding house,
(e) the maximum number of fee-paying residents who can be accommodated in the registrable boarding house,
(f) the method or methods for calculating charges for fee-paying residents and the fee amounts payable,
(g) the methods of payment used by fee-paying residents (including cash payments, credit cards, cheques, direct bank debits, money orders, BPay and Australia Post),
(h) the kinds of services provided to any residents (including accommodation, meals and personal care services),
(i) whether the registrable boarding house has special provisions for physical access and, if so, the kind of provisions provided,
(j) the numbers of residents who fit into each of the following categories (to the extent that it is reasonably practicable to ascertain this information)—
(i) males,
(ii) females,
(iii) elderly persons (that is, persons 60 years of age or more),
(iv) students of tertiary institutions,
(v) persons who are mentally ill persons within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 2007,
(vi) persons who have a disability (however arising and whether or not of a chronic episodic nature) that is attributable to an intellectual, psychiatric, sensory, physical or like impairment or to a combination of such impairments,