Under the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003 (Qld), whether a structure is a 'caravan' or a 'manufactured home' is determined by reference to the structure as it exists on site, not by historical inquiry into the original design or provenance of its components. A structure originally designed as a caravan that has been structurally integrated with other components into a single residential structure may cease to be a 'caravan' and become a 'manufactured home'. The broader question whether the Tribunal has jurisdiction to entertain a claim for a site agreement where no site agreement yet exists was left open.
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