sec.127ANotices for this division

### sec.127A Notices for this division A remedial notice is a written notice that requires the owner or occupier of a property to take action under a local government related law in relation to the property (including fencing a pool, for example). A remedial notice may only be given by the council to the person who, under a local government related law, is required to take the action stated in the notice. A reasonable entry notice is a written notice about a proposed entry of a property that— informs the owner or occupier of the property of— who is to enter the property; and the reason for entering the property; and the days and times when the property is to be entered; and is given to the owner or occupier of the property at least 7 days before the property is proposed to be entered. A remedial notice and a reasonable entry notice may not be combined unless— the owner of the property is also the occupier of the property; or the occupier of the property is the person who, under a local government related law, is required to take the action stated in the remedial notice. A notice given under this division in contravention of this section is of no effect. s 127A ins 2012 No. 33 s 34 (sec.127A-ssec.1) A remedial notice is a written notice that requires the owner or occupier of a property to take action under a local government related law in relation to the property (including fencing a pool, for example). (sec.127A-ssec.2) A remedial notice may only be given by the council to the person who, under a local government related law, is required to take the action stated in the notice. (sec.127A-ssec.3) A reasonable entry notice is a written notice about a proposed entry of a property that— informs the owner or occupier of the property of— who is to enter the property; and the reason for entering the property; and the days and times when the property is to be entered; and is given to the owner or occupier of the property at least 7 days before the property is proposed to be entered. (sec.127A-ssec.4) A remedial notice and a reasonable entry notice may not be combined unless— the owner of the property is also the occupier of the property; or the occupier of the property is the person who, under a local government related law, is required to take the action stated in the remedial notice. (sec.127A-ssec.5) A notice given under this division in contravention of this section is of no effect. - (a) informs the owner or occupier of the property of— (i) who is to enter the property; and (ii) the reason for entering the property; and (iii) the days and times when the property is to be entered; and - (i) who is to enter the property; and - (ii) the reason for entering the property; and - (iii) the days and times when the property is to be entered; and - (b) is given to the owner or occupier of the property at least 7 days before the property is proposed to be entered. - (i) who is to enter the property; and - (ii) the reason for entering the property; and - (iii) the days and times when the property is to be entered; and - (a) the owner of the property is also the occupier of the property; or - (b) the occupier of the property is the person who, under a local government related law, is required to take the action stated in the remedial notice.