119Powers of entry of association

#### 119 Powers of entry of association 119 Powers of entry of association > > (1) An association may, by its agents, employees or contractors, enter any part of the community, precinct or neighbourhood parcel to do any of the following— > > > > > (a) to exercise its powers under this Part, > > > > > (b) to carry out work ordered by the Tribunal, > > > > > (c) to carry out work required to be carried out by the association by a notice given to it by a public authority, > > > > > (d) to renew or replace its personal property or any fixtures that are part of its association property. > > > (2) An association may, by its agents, employees or contractors, enter on any part of the parcel for the purpose of determining whether work is required to be carried out by the association in accordance with this Act. > > > (3) In an emergency, the association may enter any part of the parcel for those purposes at any time. > > > (4) In a case that is not an emergency, the association may enter any part of the parcel for those purposes with the consent of any occupier of that part of the parcel or, if the occupier does not consent, in accordance with an order of the Tribunal under this Division. > > > (5) A person must not obstruct or hinder an association in the exercise of its powers under this section. > > > > Maximum penalty—2 penalty units. > > > (6) An association is liable for any damage to a development lot, neighbourhood lot or strata lot, or its contents, caused by, or arising from the carrying out of work, or the exercise of powers referred to in this section, unless the damage arose because the association was obstructed or hindered.