Cemeteries and Crematoria Regulation 2022
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4I Types of conditions
4I Types of conditions
(1) The Cemeteries Agency may impose conditions in relation to the following matters—
(a) consumer contracts,
(b) cemetery maintenance,
(c) pricing transparency,
(d) customer service,
(e) Aboriginal cultural and spiritual principles,
(f) religious and cultural principles,
(g) the cemeteries at which the operator is authorised to provide interment services,
(h) requiring an operator to inform the Cemeteries Agency of changes in relation to—
(i) the cemeteries at which the cemetery operator intends to provide interment services, and
(ii) other matters relating to the licence and the interment services authorised by the licence,
(i) for a cemetery operator (caretaker) licence—
(i) to prohibit the carrying out of interments generally, or more than a specified number of interments in a year, or
(ii) the circumstances in which interments may be carried out,
(j) other conditions the Cemeteries Agency considers appropriate.
(2) The Cemeteries Agency may consider the following in determining whether to impose a condition on a licence—
(a) the volume of services likely to be provided by the cemetery operator during the term of the licence, based on the average number of interments provided by the cemetery operator over the 3-year period immediately preceding the date of the application,
(b) the total number of existing interments and likely future interments on the premises,
(c) the compliance history of the operator,
(d) the heritage value of the cemetery, or a part of the cemetery or a structure on the cemetery, to which the licence will apply,
(e) whether the applicant is, or proposes to be, the operator of a cemetery or crematorium or both,