s. 206ZZA (b) take all reasonable steps to ensure that the Part 4A park rules are observed by all site tenants; and (c) ensure that the Part 4A park rules are reasonable and are enforced and interpreted consistently and fairly. 206ZZ Amendment of Part 4A park rules S. 206ZZ inserted by No. 67/2010 (1) A site owner must give a site tenant at least 7 days s. 10. written notice of any proposed change in the Part 4A park rules. Penalty: 20 penalty units. (2) A site owner must consult with the site tenants in the Part 4A park in respect of a proposed change to the Part 4A park rules. Penalty: 20 penalty units. (3) A site owner is taken to have consulted with the site tenants in accordance with this section if the site owner has— (a) provided details of the proposed amendment to the Part 4A park rules in writing to the site tenants; and (b) allowed at least 14 days for the site tenants to respond in writing; and (c) considered and responded in writing to any written responses received from the site tenants. 206ZZA What if the Part 4A park rules are thought to be S. 206ZZA inserted by unreasonable? No. 67/2010 s. 10. (1) A site tenant may apply to the Tribunal for an order declaring a Part 4A park rule to be unreasonable. (2) If the Tribunal considers that a Part 4A park rule is unreasonable, it may declare the rule invalid.
(b) take all reasonable steps to ensure that the Part 4A park rules are observed by all site tenants; and (c) ensure that the Part 4A park rules are reasonable and are enforced and interpreted consistently and fairly. S. 206ZZ inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 10. 206ZZ Amendment of Part 4A park rules (1) A site owner must give a site tenant at least 7 days written notice of any proposed change in the Part 4A park rules. Penalty: 20 penalty units. (2) A site owner must consult with the site tenants in the Part 4A park in respect of a proposed change to the Part 4A park rules. Penalty: 20 penalty units. (3) A site owner is taken to have consulted with the site tenants in accordance with this section if the site owner has— (a) provided details of the proposed amendment to the Part 4A park rules in writing to the site tenants; and (b) allowed at least 14 days for the site tenants to respond in writing; and (c) considered and responded in writing to any written responses received from the site tenants. S. 206ZZA inserted by No. 67/2010 s. 10. 206ZZA What if the Part 4A park rules are thought to be unreasonable? s. 206ZZA (1) A site tenant may apply to the Tribunal for an order declaring a Part 4A park rule to be unreasonable. (2) If the Tribunal considers that a Part 4A park rule is unreasonable, it may declare the rule invalid.
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