Affected residential premises register
47P Affected residential premises register
The Minister must keep a register of affected residential premises (the affected residential premises register).
The Minister must include the following details in relation to affected residential premises in the register:
the address where the premises are located;
the block and section;
the date the premises were included in the register;
whether the premises have been acquired by the Territory under the buyback scheme or the Lands Acquisition Act 1994;
whether the premises require a current asbestos contamination report;
whether—
the premises have a current asbestos contamination report; and
any work mentioned in the report to manage the asbestos contamination has been completed;
whether the premises are subject to an occupancy prohibition, and, if so—
whether an approved occupant is occupying the premises; and
if an approved occupant is occupying the premises—the name of the approved occupant.
An approved occupant may occupy affected residential premises that are subject to an occupancy prohibition (see s 47U).
The Minister must remove all details about affected residential premises from the register if—
each affected building at the premises has been demolished; and
the Minister is satisfied that the premises have been remediated.
The register may be kept in any form, including electronically, that the Minister decides.
The Minister may make the register, or part of the register, publicly available (other than matters mentioned in subsection (2) (g)).
Example—publicly available published on an ACT Government website
In this section:
affected residential premises means residential premises on which there is or was an affected building.
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