Water (Lake Eildon Recreational Area) (Houseboats) Regulations 2024

The GMR Water Corporation may revoke a houseboat licence if it reasonably believes that the holder of the houseboat licence has failed to comply with these Regulations or a term or condition to which the houseboat licence is subject.

If the GMR Water Corporation proposes to revoke a houseboat licence, the GMR Water Corporation must give written notice to the holder of the houseboat licence—

setting out the provision of these Regulations or the term or condition of the houseboat licence that the GMR Water Corporation believes has not been complied with; and

setting out the reasons why the GMR Water Corporation believes that the provision of these Regulations or the term or condition has not been complied with; and

specifying a day (not less than 14 days after giving the notice) before which, and the manner in which, the holder of the houseboat licence must comply with the provision of these Regulations or the term or condition; and

stating that the houseboat licence may be revoked if the holder of the houseboat licence does not comply with the notice; and

stating that the holder of the houseboat licence may make written submissions in response to the proposed revocation.

The holder of a houseboat licence may make written submissions to the GMR Water Corporation within 28 days after receiving a notice under subregulation (2).

In deciding whether or not to revoke a houseboat licence, the GMR Water Corporation must have regard to—

any submission made under subregulation (3); and

whether the notice has been complied with before the day referred to in subregulation (2)(c).

The GMR Water Corporation must notify the holder of a houseboat licence in writing of its decision on whether or not to revoke the houseboat licence.