sec.233Application to tribunal about proposal

### sec.233 Application to tribunal about proposal This section applies if— non-resolution notices are given to the objectors; or the park owner or an objector is dissatisfied with a decision of the park liaison committee. The park owner or objector may apply to a tribunal for an order declaring the proposal to be reasonable or unreasonable. The application must— be made within 7 days after receiving the non-resolution notice or the decision being made; and give particulars of why the proposal is considered to be reasonable or unreasonable. A single application may be made by objectors if it is made by— at least 5 park residents from 5 different sites in the park; or if the park has less than 10 sites—a majority of the park residents. In subsection (2) , a reference to the proposal about which an order may be sought includes a change of a park rule proposed by the park owner as changed by the park liaison committee. (sec.233-ssec.1) This section applies if— non-resolution notices are given to the objectors; or the park owner or an objector is dissatisfied with a decision of the park liaison committee. (sec.233-ssec.2) The park owner or objector may apply to a tribunal for an order declaring the proposal to be reasonable or unreasonable. (sec.233-ssec.3) The application must— be made within 7 days after receiving the non-resolution notice or the decision being made; and give particulars of why the proposal is considered to be reasonable or unreasonable. (sec.233-ssec.4) A single application may be made by objectors if it is made by— at least 5 park residents from 5 different sites in the park; or if the park has less than 10 sites—a majority of the park residents. (sec.233-ssec.5) In subsection (2) , a reference to the proposal about which an order may be sought includes a change of a park rule proposed by the park owner as changed by the park liaison committee. - (a) non-resolution notices are given to the objectors; or - (b) the park owner or an objector is dissatisfied with a decision of the park liaison committee. - (a) be made within 7 days after receiving the non-resolution notice or the decision being made; and - (b) give particulars of why the proposal is considered to be reasonable or unreasonable. - (a) at least 5 park residents from 5 different sites in the park; or - (b) if the park has less than 10 sites—a majority of the park residents.