Retirement Villages Regulation 2013
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10 Amount payable for legal and other expenses— Act, s 52 (3) The maximum amount payable is $200. 11 Condition report—Act, s 59 (1) This section applies to residential premises in a retirement village mentioned in the Act, section 59 (1) (Condition report for certain residential premises). (2) The operator of the retirement village commits an offence if the operator does not inspect the premises and complete the condition report for the premises in accordance with this section. Maximum penalty: 10 penalty units. (3) The condition report for the premises must— (a) be completed in the presence of the prospective resident or a person nominated by the prospective resident, unless otherwise authorised in writing by the prospective resident; and (b) be completed to the best of the operator’s knowledge; and (c) if a date needed for the report is not known—include an approximate date and a statement to the effect that the date is approximate; and
Part 4 Village contracts Division 4.1 General Section 12 page 10 Retirement Villages Regulation 2013 Effective: 01/11/25 R12 01/11/25 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au (d) be signed by— (i) the operator; and (ii) if the prospective resident agrees with the report—the prospective resident. (4) The operator must allow the prospective resident at least 14 days to examine the report and suggest changes to it. 12 Renovations and alteration of fixtures and fittings—Act, s 63 (5) (b) Fixtures and fittings in residential premises owned by a resident under a community title scheme, company title scheme or units plan are prescribed.