sec.246ATJRequirement to obtain pool safety certificate for regulated pool that is not a shared pool

### sec.246ATJ Requirement to obtain pool safety certificate for regulated pool that is not a shared pool This section applies to a person who purchases regulated premises if, at settlement under the contract of sale for the premises, a pool safety certificate is not in effect for a relevant regulated pool for the premises that is not a shared pool. The person must ensure there is a pool safety certificate in effect for the pool within— generally—90 days after the day of settlement (the usual period ); or if, during the usual period, the person becomes a party to a proceeding before QCAT relating to the barrier for the pool—the usual period plus a further period equal to the number of days the person was a party to the proceeding. Maximum penalty—165 penalty units. This section applies despite a contravention of section 246ATF (b) or (c) in relation to the sale of the regulated premises. s 246ATJ ins 2010 No. 35 s 21 amd 2011 No. 27 s 220 (sec.246ATJ-ssec.1) This section applies to a person who purchases regulated premises if, at settlement under the contract of sale for the premises, a pool safety certificate is not in effect for a relevant regulated pool for the premises that is not a shared pool. (sec.246ATJ-ssec.2) The person must ensure there is a pool safety certificate in effect for the pool within— generally—90 days after the day of settlement (the usual period ); or if, during the usual period, the person becomes a party to a proceeding before QCAT relating to the barrier for the pool—the usual period plus a further period equal to the number of days the person was a party to the proceeding. Maximum penalty—165 penalty units. (sec.246ATJ-ssec.3) This section applies despite a contravention of section 246ATF (b) or (c) in relation to the sale of the regulated premises. - (a) generally—90 days after the day of settlement (the usual period ); or - (b) if, during the usual period, the person becomes a party to a proceeding before QCAT relating to the barrier for the pool—the usual period plus a further period equal to the number of days the person was a party to the proceeding.