On-suppliers and their receivers
213 On-suppliers and their receivers
An on-supplier is a person who—
is the owner or occupier of premises or has the right to use premises; andExample—
an owner, occupier or a person who has a right to use a caravan park, exhibition centre, hostel, hotel, industrial park, lodging house, marina, market arcade, motel or shopping centre
supplies, by reticulation, a covered gas for use in the premises.
An on-supplier also includes a body corporate or body corporate manager under a body corporate Act who supplies, or authorises someone else to supply, by reticulation, a covered gas to—
members of the body corporate; or
persons who occupy the premises that make up the body corporate.
The premises for which a person is an on-supplier is called the on-supplier’s premises.
A receiver is a person who owns, occupies or has the right to use an on-supplier’s premises and to whom the on-supplier supplies a covered gas, by reticulation.
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandum
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