sec.509Indications a resident has abandoned a room

### sec.509 Indications a resident has abandoned a room A tribunal may have regard to the matters stated in subsection (2) in— deciding under section 260 (b) whether, at a particular time, a provider held a reasonable belief that a resident had abandoned the resident’s room; or deciding under section 366 (f) whether, at a particular time, a resident had abandoned the resident’s room. Indications that a resident has abandoned the resident’s room include the following— a failure of the resident to pay rent under the rooming accommodation agreement; the presence at the rental premises of uncollected mail, newspapers or other material for the resident; reports from other residents or other persons indicating the resident has abandoned the room; the absence of household goods in the room; a failure of the resident to respond to a notice given to the resident under chapter 4 , part 2 about a proposed entry to the room. s 509 amd 2021 No. 19 s 107 s ch 1 pt 1 (sec.509-ssec.1) A tribunal may have regard to the matters stated in subsection (2) in— deciding under section 260 (b) whether, at a particular time, a provider held a reasonable belief that a resident had abandoned the resident’s room; or deciding under section 366 (f) whether, at a particular time, a resident had abandoned the resident’s room. (sec.509-ssec.2) Indications that a resident has abandoned the resident’s room include the following— a failure of the resident to pay rent under the rooming accommodation agreement; the presence at the rental premises of uncollected mail, newspapers or other material for the resident; reports from other residents or other persons indicating the resident has abandoned the room; the absence of household goods in the room; a failure of the resident to respond to a notice given to the resident under chapter 4 , part 2 about a proposed entry to the room. - (a) deciding under section 260 (b) whether, at a particular time, a provider held a reasonable belief that a resident had abandoned the resident’s room; or - (b) deciding under section 366 (f) whether, at a particular time, a resident had abandoned the resident’s room. - (a) a failure of the resident to pay rent under the rooming accommodation agreement; - (b) the presence at the rental premises of uncollected mail, newspapers or other material for the resident; - (c) reports from other residents or other persons indicating the resident has abandoned the room; - (d) the absence of household goods in the room; - (e) a failure of the resident to respond to a notice given to the resident under chapter 4 , part 2 about a proposed entry to the room.