sec.234Decision of tribunal about proposal

### sec.234 Decision of tribunal about proposal If an application is made to a tribunal about the reasonableness of the proposal to change a park rule, the tribunal may— declare the proposal to be reasonable or unreasonable; or change the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make it reasonable; or make any other order it considers appropriate. In deciding the application, the issues to which the tribunal may have regard include the following— the park’s location; the park’s internal layout; the amenities, improvements, facilities and other physical features of the park; the number of residents and their needs; the levels of rent and other charges paid by residents. Subsection (2) does not limit the issues to which the tribunal may have regard. (sec.234-ssec.1) If an application is made to a tribunal about the reasonableness of the proposal to change a park rule, the tribunal may— declare the proposal to be reasonable or unreasonable; or change the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make it reasonable; or make any other order it considers appropriate. (sec.234-ssec.2) In deciding the application, the issues to which the tribunal may have regard include the following— the park’s location; the park’s internal layout; the amenities, improvements, facilities and other physical features of the park; the number of residents and their needs; the levels of rent and other charges paid by residents. (sec.234-ssec.3) Subsection (2) does not limit the issues to which the tribunal may have regard. - (a) declare the proposal to be reasonable or unreasonable; or - (b) change the proposal in a way it considers appropriate to make it reasonable; or - (c) make any other order it considers appropriate. - (a) the park’s location; - (b) the park’s internal layout; - (c) the amenities, improvements, facilities and other physical features of the park; - (d) the number of residents and their needs; - (e) the levels of rent and other charges paid by residents.