sec.269Responsibilities of owners of registered premises relating to registration generally

### sec.269 Responsibilities of owners of registered premises relating to registration generally This section applies to the owner of registered premises. Within 20 business days after the premises are registered, the owner must ask the registrar of titles, by notice, to keep a record that this part applies to all lots within the affected area stated in the registration. Maximum penalty—200 penalty units. Within 10 business days after the premises are registered, the owner must— publish a notice about the registration in a relevant online newspaper for the affected area; and if the owner has a website for the premises—publish details about the registration, and the levels of emissions allowed under the registration, on the website. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. Within 10 business days after the registration of premises is renewed, the owner must publish a notice about the renewal in a relevant online newspaper for the affected area. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. Within 10 business days after complying with subsection (3) or (4) , the owner must give notice of the compliance to the Minister. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. While the premises are registered, the owner must keep information about the registration, and the levels of emissions allowed under the registration, reasonably available for inspection, free of charge, by members of the public. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. As soon as practicable after a registration is cancelled or ends, the owner must give the registrar of titles a notice asking the registrar to remove the record made under subsection (2) . Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. See also section 271A . s 269 amd 2021 No. 12 s 148 sch 3 ; 2024 No. 13 s 81 (sec.269-ssec.1) This section applies to the owner of registered premises. (sec.269-ssec.2) Within 20 business days after the premises are registered, the owner must ask the registrar of titles, by notice, to keep a record that this part applies to all lots within the affected area stated in the registration. Maximum penalty—200 penalty units. (sec.269-ssec.3) Within 10 business days after the premises are registered, the owner must— publish a notice about the registration in a relevant online newspaper for the affected area; and if the owner has a website for the premises—publish details about the registration, and the levels of emissions allowed under the registration, on the website. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. (sec.269-ssec.4) Within 10 business days after the registration of premises is renewed, the owner must publish a notice about the renewal in a relevant online newspaper for the affected area. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. (sec.269-ssec.5) Within 10 business days after complying with subsection (3) or (4) , the owner must give notice of the compliance to the Minister. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. (sec.269-ssec.6) While the premises are registered, the owner must keep information about the registration, and the levels of emissions allowed under the registration, reasonably available for inspection, free of charge, by members of the public. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. (sec.269-ssec.7) As soon as practicable after a registration is cancelled or ends, the owner must give the registrar of titles a notice asking the registrar to remove the record made under subsection (2) . Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. See also section 271A . - (a) publish a notice about the registration in a relevant online newspaper for the affected area; and - (b) if the owner has a website for the premises—publish details about the registration, and the levels of emissions allowed under the registration, on the website.