102CRegister of short-term rental accommodation

#### 102C Register of short-term rental accommodation 102C Register of short-term rental accommodation > > (1) The Planning Secretary must establish and maintain on the NSW planning portal a register of dwellings used for the purposes of short-term rental accommodation (the register). > > > (2) The register must contain the following information (the registration information) for each dwelling used for the purposes of short-term rental accommodation— > > > > > (a) the address of the dwelling, > > > > > (b) the type of residential accommodation, > > > > > > Example— > > > > > > A dwelling house or a residential flat building. > > > > > (c) whether the dwelling will be used as hosted short-term rental accommodation or non-hosted short-term rental accommodation, > > > > > (d) the name and address of the host of the dwelling, > > > > > (e) a description of how the dwelling complies with the fire safety standard. > > > (3) The Planning Secretary must register a dwelling on the register if the host or letting agent of the dwelling— > > > > > (a) provides the registration information to the Planning Secretary in the approved form, and > > > > > (b) pays to the Planning Secretary the registration fee of $65. > > > (4) The Planning Secretary must notify the host or the letting agent of the date of registration. > > > (5) Registration of a dwelling remains in force for 1 year. > > > (6) The Planning Secretary must make the register available to the following persons— > > > > > (a) a member of staff of the Department of Customer Service authorised by the Secretary of that Department, > > > > > (b) a member of staff of a local council authorised by the local council, > > > > > (c) another person, if the Planning Secretary considers it necessary to ensure the safety of persons occupying the dwelling as short-term rental accommodation. > > **s 102C:** Ins 2021 (759), Sch 9\[1\].