Occupant’s access to occupancy premises
71EH Occupant’s access to occupancy premises
As far as reasonably practicable, the grantor must give the occupant—
24-hour access to—
the occupant’s part of the premises; and
a toilet and bathroom; and
access at reasonable times to shared facilities having regard to the occupant’s circumstances.
Example—occupant’s circumstances parents of a baby may need to use the kitchen to prepare baby formula
In this section:
occupant’s part, of premises the subject of an occupancy agreement, means the part of the premises that is provided under the agreement for the occupant’s primary use.
shared facilities, in relation to premises the subject of an occupancy agreement, means an area related to the premises that is provided for shared use by occupants.
Examples shared laundry, kitchen, games room, outdoor BBQ area
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