Sch 2Reviewable decisions

Schedule 2 Reviewable decisions (see div 13.1) column 1 item column 2 section column 3 decision column 4 entity 1 9 require changes to proposed community title scheme 2 10 refuse to approve scheme 3 11 amend management statement 4 12 (b) state provisions under which leases of common property to be held 5 13 (2) require developer to give bond developer 6 13 (2) fix amount of bond developer 7 23 (2) authorise amendment of community title scheme subject to conditions applicant for authorisation 8 23 (2) refuse to authorise amendment of scheme applicant for authorisation 9 81 (1) (a) refuse to consent to amalgamation of body corporate of scheme or owner of lot in scheme

page 66 Community Title Act 2001 (see s 3) Note 1 The Legislation Act contains definitions and other provisions relevant to this Act. Note 2 For example, the Legislation Act, dict, pt 1, defines the following terms: • ACAT • function • land titles register • reviewable decision notice • Supreme Court • territory planning authority • the Territory. administrative fund means a fund established by a body corporate to meet recurrent and capital expenditure of the body corporate. basic scheme, for part 12 (Termination of community title schemes)—see section 87. body corporate means a body corporate created under this Act for a community title scheme. body corporate assets, for a community title scheme, means items of real or personal property acquired by the body corporate, other than property that is incorporated into and becomes part of the common common property, of a community title scheme—see section 18. community title certificate—see section 56. community title scheme means a scheme created on the registration of a plan under part 3 (Establishment of community title schemes). Crown lease—see the Land Titles Act 1925, dictionary. Crown lessee, in relation to a declared land sublease, means the lessee under the Crown lease under which the sublease is granted.

declared land sublease—see the Planning Act 2023, section 365 (1). developer, of a community title scheme, means the person by or on whose behalf the scheme is, or is proposed to be, lodged for registration. eligible person, for a lot in relation to which a community title certificate, or access to books, records or documents, is required, means— (a) the owner, or someone else with an interest in the lot, or in an easement over the lot; or (b) for a lot that is owned, or partly owned, by a company—a representative of the company; or (c) anyone authorised in writing by a person mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b); or (d) if access to the information or the books, records or documents is necessary for the administration of this Act—the director-general. exclusive use by-law means a by-law giving the owner of a lot exclusive rights to the use and enjoyment of, or other special rights over, the common property of a community title scheme or part of the common property. land sublease—see the Planning Act 2023, dictionary. lot— (a) means a parcel of land registered under the Land Titles Act 1925; but (b) does not include a land sublease other than a declared land sublease. lot entitlement schedule—see section 7 (h) (Form and content of management statements). manager, of a community title scheme, means a person appointed by the body corporate of the scheme under section 44.