Queensland Legislation
Body Corporate and Community Management (Accommodation Module) Regulation 2020
Chapter 1 Preliminary
1 Short title This regulation may be cited as the Body Corporate and Community Management (Accommodation Module) Regulation 2020.
2 Commencement This regulation commences on 1 March 2021.
3 Application of this regulation— Act , s 21 [SM, s 3] (1) This regulation is a regulation module for the Act. (2) This regulation applies to a community titles scheme if— (a) the lots included in the scheme are predominantly accommodation lots; or (b) both of the following apply for the scheme— (i) the lots included in the scheme are not predominantly accommodation lots; Note— For example, although the lots were offered for sale as accommodation lots, the buyers chose not to use them as accommodation lots. (ii) when the first community management statement identifying this regulation as the regulation module applying to the scheme was recorded, the lots included in the scheme were intended to be predominantly accommodation lots; or (c) all of the following apply for the scheme— (i) the lots included in the scheme have previously been, but are no longer, predominantly accommodation lots; (ii) when the lots included in the scheme last stopped being predominantly accommodation lots, the community management statement for the scheme identified this regulation as the regulation module applying to the scheme; (iii) since the lots included in the scheme last stopped being predominantly accommodation lots, each community management statement, if any, recorded for the scheme has identified this regulation as the regulation module applying to the scheme. (3) In this section— accommodation lot means a lot that is— (a) the subject of a lease or letting for accommodation for long or short term residential purposes, or immediately available to be the subject of a lease or letting for accommodation for long or short term residential purposes; or (b) part of a hotel. hotel means an establishment organised and operated principally for providing accommodation in guest rooms or suites and offering food and drink, whether or not the establishment includes any of the following— (a) restaurants; (b) function rooms; (c) nightclubs or cabarets; (d) shops for tourists; (e) recreation facilities.
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