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RESIDENTIAL PARKS (LONG-STAY TENANTS) ACT 2006 - SECT 32E

32E .         Park operator’s right of entry

        (1)         In this section —

        reasonable time means —

            (a)         between 8 am and 6 pm on a weekday; or

            (b)         between 9 am and 5 pm on a Saturday; or

            (c)         at another time agreed between the park operator and each long-stay tenant.

        (2)         It is a term of a long-stay agreement that the park operator may, in accordance with section 32F(1) and (2), enter the agreed premises and any other premises occupied by the long-stay tenant under the agreement, including any relocatable home or other structure provided by the tenant —

            (a)         if the tenant consents to the entry immediately before, or at the time of, the entry; or

            (b)         in an emergency.

        (3)         It is a term of a long-stay agreement that the park operator may enter the agreed premises in accordance with section 32F

            (a)         to meet the park operator’s obligations under this Act or another written law, if the park operator —

                  (i)         enters at a reasonable time; and

                  (ii)         gives at least 24 hours’ written notice to the long-stay tenant;

                or

            (b)         to inspect the premises or for any other purpose, if the park operator —

                  (i)         enters at a reasonable time; and

                  (ii)         gives the long-stay tenant written notice at least 7 and not more than 14 days before the day the park operator intends to enter the premises;

                or

            (c)         to carry out or inspect necessary repairs or maintenance, if the park operator —

                  (i)         enters at a reasonable time; and

                  (ii)         gives at least 72 hours’ written notice to the long-stay tenant before the park operator intends to enter the premises;

                or

            (d)         to show the agreed premises to prospective long-stay tenants, if the park operator —

                  (i)         enters at a reasonable time and on a reasonable number of occasions during the 21 days before the agreement ends; and

                  (ii)         gives the long-stay tenant reasonable written notice;

                or

            (e)         to show the agreed premises to prospective purchasers of the agreed premises, if the park operator —

                  (i)         enters at a reasonable time and on a reasonable number of occasions; and

                  (ii)         gives the long-stay tenant reasonable written notice;

                or

            (f)         if the long-stay agreement makes provision for the collection of the rent at the agreed premises — to collect the rent once a week, at a reasonable time; or

            (g)         under section 44A; or

            (h)         for the purpose of inspecting the agreed premises and assessing any damage after the termination of a tenant’s interest under —

                  (i)         section 33(2A) or (2B); or

                  (ii)         section 74B.

        (4)         It is a term of every long-stay agreement that the park operator may enter the agreed premises under subsection (3)(h)(i) —

            (a)         not more than 7 days after receiving notice of termination under section 45A(1) or 45B(4); and

            (b)         not less than 3 days after giving notice to the long-stay tenant of the park operator’s intention to enter the agreed premises.

        (5)         It is a term of every long-stay agreement that the park operator may enter the agreed premises under subsection (3)(h)(ii) —

            (a)         not more than 10 days before the hearing of the application under section 74B; and

            (b)         not less than 3 days after giving notice to each long-stay tenant of the park operator’s intention to enter the agreed premises.

        [Section 32E inserted: No. 28 of 2020 s. 30.]



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