sec.18BRegistration of residential park

### sec.18B Registration of residential park The chief executive must consider the application and decide to— register the residential park; or refuse to register the residential park. The chief executive’s decision must be made within 90 days after the later of the following days— the day the application is received; if the chief executive asks for further information under section 18A (4) —the day the applicant gives the chief executive the further information. The chief executive may register the residential park only if the chief executive is satisfied— the application complies with section 18A ; and if the chief executive has asked for further information under section 18A (4) —the applicant has given the chief executive the further information. The chief executive must, after deciding the application, promptly give the applicant notice of the decision. If the decision is to refuse to register the residential park, the notice must be an information notice for the decision. See sections 18P and 18Q for offences in relation to operating, and engaging in other conduct in relation to, an unregistered residential park. If the chief executive fails to decide the application within the period required under subsection (2) , the chief executive is taken to have refused the application. If the application is taken to be refused under subsection (6) , the applicant is entitled to be given an information notice by the chief executive for the decision. s 18B ins 2024 No. 28 s 31 (sec.18B-ssec.1) The chief executive must consider the application and decide to— register the residential park; or refuse to register the residential park. (sec.18B-ssec.2) The chief executive’s decision must be made within 90 days after the later of the following days— the day the application is received; if the chief executive asks for further information under section 18A (4) —the day the applicant gives the chief executive the further information. (sec.18B-ssec.3) The chief executive may register the residential park only if the chief executive is satisfied— the application complies with section 18A ; and if the chief executive has asked for further information under section 18A (4) —the applicant has given the chief executive the further information. (sec.18B-ssec.4) The chief executive must, after deciding the application, promptly give the applicant notice of the decision. (sec.18B-ssec.5) If the decision is to refuse to register the residential park, the notice must be an information notice for the decision. See sections 18P and 18Q for offences in relation to operating, and engaging in other conduct in relation to, an unregistered residential park. (sec.18B-ssec.6) If the chief executive fails to decide the application within the period required under subsection (2) , the chief executive is taken to have refused the application. (sec.18B-ssec.7) If the application is taken to be refused under subsection (6) , the applicant is entitled to be given an information notice by the chief executive for the decision. - (a) register the residential park; or - (b) refuse to register the residential park. - (a) the day the application is received; - (b) if the chief executive asks for further information under section 18A (4) —the day the applicant gives the chief executive the further information. - (a) the application complies with section 18A ; and - (b) if the chief executive has asked for further information under section 18A (4) —the applicant has given the chief executive the further information.