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RESIDENTIAL PARKS (LONG-STAY TENANTS) ACT 2006 - SECT 102

102 .         Requirements for holding security bond amounts

        (1)         An amount held in an ADI account under section 101(1) must be held by the authorised deposit-taking institution on the following terms —

            (a)         interest at a rate not less than the prescribed rate accrues on the amount for the period during which the amount is held;

            (b)         the authorised deposit-taking institution must pay an amount equal to the amount of interest accrued at the prescribed rate into the Rental Accommodation Account in accordance with the regulations;

            (c)         if interest accrues on the amount at a higher rate than the prescribed rate — the authorised deposit-taking institution must pay the difference between the amount of interest accrued at the prescribed rate and the amount of interest accrued at the higher rate to the long-stay tenant in accordance with the regulations;

            (d)         the authorised deposit-taking institution may deduct from an amount paid under paragraph (b) or (c) an amount not exceeding the prescribed fee;

            (e)         the security bond amount must be paid out in the prescribed manner.

        (2)         The prescribed rate under subsection (1) may be prescribed by reference to a prescribed market rate indicator.

        (3)         An authorised deposit-taking institution must ensure that the following records are kept, in a form approved by the bond administrator, in relation to an amount held in an ADI account under section 101(1)

            (a)         the name and number of the account in which the amount is held;

            (b)         the amount;

            (c)         the date the amount was paid into the account.

        [Section 102 inserted: No. 28 of 2020 s. 84.]



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