Homes Tasmania Act 2022
97Agreements in relation to movable residential premises
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97 Agreements in relation to movable residential premises
(1) Homes Tasmania may enter into, and carry into effect, an agreement (a hiring agreement) in respect of the erection and use of movable residential premises in accordance with this Part.
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1) , a hiring agreement in respect of movable residential premises may make provision in relation to the following matters:
(a) the hiring charges payable in respect of the movable residential premises or any of their ancillary features, including the fixing of the amount, the manner of payment, and recovery, of any such charges;
(b) the maintenance of the movable residential premises, or any of their ancillary features, and their preservation from damage;
(c) the provision and maintenance of the services required in connection with the use of the movable residential premises for residential accommodation;
(d) the removal of the movable residential premises or any of their ancillary features and the restoration of the site from which movable residential premises or ancillary features are removed;
(e) the persons who may be allowed to use the movable residential premises for residential accommodation;
(f) the –
(i) terms and conditions on which persons may be allowed to use the movable residential premises for residential accommodation; and
(ii) charges that may be made in respect of any such use;
(g) the notifications required to be given with respect to the use of the movable residential premises or the occupation or ownership of the land on which they are situated;
(h) the effect of a failure to comply with any of the terms of the agreement.
(3) Movable residential premises and the ancillary features of movable residential premises –
(a) are the property of Homes Tasmania; and
(b) remain personal property; and