Community Housing Providers National Law (NSW)
15Conditions of registration
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15 Conditions of registration
15 Conditions of registration
(1) A registered community housing provider must comply with the conditions to which its registration is subject.
(2) The following are conditions of the registration of each registered community housing provider:
(a) the provider must comply with those provisions of the National Regulatory Code set out in Schedule 1 to this Law that are identified on the National Register as applying to the provider,
(b) the provider must comply with any applicable requirements of the community housing legislation of a participating jurisdiction in relation to the transfer of, or other dealing with, any community housing assets of the provider,
(c) the provider must have provision in its constitution for all its remaining community housing assets in a participating jurisdiction on its winding up to be transferred to another registered community housing provider or to a Housing Agency in the jurisdiction in which the asset is located,
(d) the provider must, at the times and in a manner approved by the primary Registrar for the provider, provide any information required by the primary Registrar with respect to the exercise of the provider’s functions, including arrangements with other persons with respect to the exercise of the provider’s functions,
(e) the provider must, after receiving a written request for information from a Registrar in relation to the affairs of the provider, provide within 14 days (or such longer period as may be permitted by the Registrar) the Registrar with the information requested including a copy of any document or record specified in the request,
(f) the provider must, if requested to do so in writing by a Registrar, ensure that a suitably qualified officer of the provider attends, at such times as the Registrar may direct, a meeting with the Registrar in order to answer questions about the affairs of the provider,
(g) the provider must allow a Registrar to carry out inspections at any reasonable time of the provider’s premises or records,
(h) the provider must notify the primary Registrar for the provider of the occurrence of any of the following within the time specified:
(i) a decision to appoint a voluntary administrator to the provider or a decision to wind-up the provider—as soon as practicable after the decision,