Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Act 2006

It is a term of a long‑stay agreement that the park operator exercising a right of entry under section 32E(2) or (3) —

must do so in a reasonable manner; and

must not, without the long‑stay tenant’s consent, stay or permit others to stay on the premises longer than is necessary to achieve the purpose of the entry.

It is a term of a long‑stay agreement that the park operator must compensate the long‑stay tenant if the park operator or any person accompanying the park operator causes damage to the tenant’s property when exercising a right of entry under section 32E(2) or (3).

It is a term of a long‑stay agreement that if it would unduly inconvenience the long‑stay tenant for the park operator to enter the agreed premises as specified in a notice given under section 32E(3), the park operator must make a reasonable attempt to negotiate a day and time for that entry that does not unduly inconvenience the tenant.

It is a term of a long‑stay agreement that the park operator may enter the premises under section 32E(3)(b) for the purpose of inspecting the premises not more than 4 times in any 12‑month period.

It is a term of a long‑stay agreement that the written notice given to the long‑stay tenant under section 32E(3) must —

be in the approved form; and

specify —

the day of the entry; and

whether the entry will be before or after 12 pm on that day.

It is a term of a long‑stay agreement that if the park operator exercises a right of entry under section 32E(3)(d) or (e) the long‑stay tenant is entitled to be on the premises during the entry.