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Commonwealth
First-home buyers to receive budget boost
Another 10,000 first-time buyers will be able to build or
purchase new homes with a five per cent deposit under an extended
federal scheme. The government will extend the First Home Loan
Deposit Scheme in Tuesday's federal budget in a measure
designed to fuel construction and boost property ownership (08 May
2021). More...
Construction code changes can future-proof homes
Australia's building ministers at their meeting on
April 30 decided to include minimum accessibility standards in the
2022 National Construction Code. The new standards will come into
effect in September 2022 and reflect the fact that our housing
needs are changing as our population ages (07 May 2021). More...
Data reveals progress towards CBD reactivation
The Property Council of Australia's latest office
occupancy survey has revealed a big step up in activity in the CBDs
of Sydney and Melbourne despite the cities still lagging behind
other capitals (07 May 2021). More...
East coast logistics portfolio tipped to fetch
$200m
The rise of e-commerce, combined with other tailwinds
supporting the occupier market, has seen the industrial and
logistics sector in Australia become increasingly
institutionalised, with buyers drawn in by strong lease covenants
and stable income collection (06 May 2021). More...
Low rental vacancy rates welcome news for
landlords
Rental vacancy rates have dipped below pre-pandemic levels
while rent rates are tipped to rise during the next 12 months.
Vacancy rates are lower in all capital cities except for Melbourne
when compared to this time last year, according to Domain's
rental vacancy rate report for April 2021 (05 May 2021). More...
Home loan commitments reach new record levels
New loan commitments for housing rose 5.5 per cent in
March 2021 (seasonally adjusted) to a new record high of $30.2
billion according to new figures released by the Australian Bureau
of Statistics (04 May 2021). More...
Price of farmland soars in every Australian state and
territory in 2020, report finds
Australian real estate may be hitting new price highs in
cities around the country, but during the peak of COVID last year
it was farmland that set the ball rolling (04 May 2021). More...
Sydney and Melbourne the big losers as people move to
regional Queensland in record numbers
The number of people moving to the regions - and staying
put - is the highest on record, with demographers pointing to the
pandemic as the reason Greater Melbourne has seen the biggest
population exodus (05 May 2021). More...
More affordable access to insurance for northern
Australians
Northern Australian residents would be offered more
affordable and accessible home and business insurance, thanks to
the establishment of a reinsurance pool by the Morrison Government
(04 May 2021). More...
REIA: Growth in housing finance approvals resumes
The March 2021 Lending to Households and Business figures
released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that the
value of new loan commitments for housing rose again (04 May 2021).
More...
CoreLogic finds house price gains have eased off
The latest data, for April, shows an average 1.8 per cent
rise nationally, with the biggest monthly increases in Darwin (2.7
per cent), Sydney (2.4 per cent) and Adelaide (2 per cent) (03 May
2021). More...
Why unit prices have lifted in Australia's biggest
cities, despite rental slump
Apartment rents have tumbled in parts of Australia's
largest cities - yet prices are rising. Property experts say
affordability issues are at play, with the gap between house and
unit prices the widest they've ever seen (01 May 2021).
More...
Foreign investors surging back into commercial property
in Australia
Foreign investment in Australian commercial property has
almost doubled during the first quarter of 2021 compared with
figures for the same period in 2020 (30 May 2021). More...
Greenspace could increasingly impact property
prices
It is already well established that greenspaces such as
parks and bushland have a positive effect on the climate, and on
our mental wellbeing. Corelogic plans to conduct a more detailed,
nationwide study to assess the relationship between greenspace and
property prices (28 April 2021). More...
Rents continue recovery from COVID impact
The March 2021 quarter CPI figures show that the rental
market continued its recovery from the impact of the COVID pandemic
in most capital cities, according to the Real Estate Institute (28
April 2021). More...
Property industry welcomes adjustment to
Government's super reforms
The Property Council of Australia has welcomed changes to
the Federal Government's Your Future Your Super reforms which
will ensure that unlisted property investments are fairly assessed
through the new annual performance test (28 April 2021). More...
Lendlease office funds achieve carbon neutral
status
One of the nation's largest group of office assets,
Lendlease Funds Management's Australian office portfolio, has
officially been certified carbon-neutral. The carbon-neutral status
applies to more than $11.1 billion in office assets and 566,000
square metres of floor space managed by Lendlease across three of
its flagship office funds (27 April 2021). More...
Sustainable infrastructure set to deliver big dividends
in our economic rebound
The twin crises of the Black Summer bushfires and Covid-19
have tested the resilience of Australia's systems and
recalibrated business-as-usual. The challenges and consequences
ahead are interconnected - but so are the dividends that
sustainable infrastructure can deliver to communities (27 April
2021). More...
NSW
New audit program cracking down on crooked
certifiers
The NSW Government has launched a data-led audit regime to
target the state's high risk building certifiers and triple the
number of buildings to come under scrutiny by the building
regulator (03 May 2021). More...
Queensland
Plans put porward for 31-storey Surfers Paradise
tower
Plans to build a 31-storey tower on Surfers Paradise's
"pinch point" between the ocean and river have been
submitted to the Gold Coast City Council (07 May 2021). More...
Brisbane council predicts cost blow-out in state's
Riverwalk pledge
Brisbane City Council has questioned whether a $22 million
Palaszczuk government election pledge would be enough to fill
Riverwalk gaps at Kangaroo Point, despite not committing to any
funding of its own to a project it expected could come in at triple
the price (05 May 2021). More...
BVN-designed 8-storey office block to rise above
Brisbane's historic St. Patrick's Church
Leading Australian architecture studio BVN has been
engaged by the Brisbane Archdiocese to design a new eight-storey
commercial office building adjacent to the state-heritage-listed
St. Patrick's Church in Fortitude Valley. A code assessable
development application has been lodged with Brisbane City Council
(07 May 2021). More...
Why securing a unit in this new building is like
'hitting the lottery'
As the federal and state budgets loom, a Queensland
community housing provider says it's "ready, willing and
able" to build more affordable properties, but needs more
investment from government to bring the plans to fruition (07 May
2021). More...
How 'stay and play' mantra could carry Coast
tourism back to its glory days
Unprecedented investment in new hotels is pushing the Gold
Coast's holiday playground reputation into overdrive as the
city gambles on new accommodation to dominate all sectors of the
stay-and-play market (06 May 2021). More...
Council plan to buy historic Lamb House knocked back by
Queensland government
The state government knocked back a Brisbane City Council
pitch to jointly buy a dilapidated historic riverside mansion to
put it in public hands (06 May 2021). More...
State reveals preferred route for Coomera
Connector
The route is proposed to cross the Albert River east of
Eagleby, connecting to the M1 and Logan Motorway at Loganholme. It
was considered alongside six other alternative routes by
independent traffic planners and environmental specialists (30
April 2021). More...
Investors spark frenzy on Brisbane's commercial
property market
Certain commercial property markets in Brisbane saw their
best March on record, with the city's south enjoying a
"frenzied" success as investors flocked to snap up
warehouses and logistics centres, new data has revealed (29 April
2021). More...
Silence is deadly, compliance isn't
Landlords are being encouraged to act now as the deadline
for residential rental properties to comply with smoke alarm
legislation looms. From 1 January 2022, residential rental
properties would be required to have interconnected, photoelectric
smoke alarms installed in every bedroom, in hallways and on every
level (29 April 2021). More...
'Forgotten residents' fume over Inland Rail
environmental impact snub
The angry residents are demanding to know why an
environmental impact study has been ruled out for the
Beaudesert-Acacia Ridge leg of the $15b project (27 April 2021).
More...
Queensland study maps route to car-free cities of the
future
Brisbane residents who have ditched cars in favour of
other means of transport are leading the way to a car-free vision
(27 April 2021). More...
Published - articles, papers, reports
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Building Approvals, Australia 05 May
2021
Lending indicators 04 May 2021
In practice and courts
Commonwealth
ATO Alerts
07 May 2021 Car parking fringe benefits A car parking
fringe benefit may arise if an employer provides car parking to an
employee.
Announcements, Draft Policies and Plans released 2021
NSW
NSW Land Registry Services - electronic dealings in
NSW
All eligible Real Property Act dealings will be available
for lodgment as electronic dealings in NSW, without needing to
attach a paper form as is the current process from 10 May 2021. The
remaining paper transactions (known as 'residual'
documents) have been made available for lodgment as electronic
dealings from 10 May 2021 and are listed here.
Queensland
REIQ: From 30 April: Updates to COVID-19 Response for
Residential Tenancies
The Queensland Government has recently announced some changes to the Residential
Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation (COVID-19 Emergency Response)
Amendment Regulation 2021. While some important temporary
regulatory measures will continue until 30 September 2021, others
have ceased from April 30th, 2021. Please take note of the changes
listed here (05 May 2021). More...
PCA regulatory update 29 April 2021
There have been a variety of regulatory updates regarding
building cladding, Logan City Council Planning Amendments, the
Sunshine Coast Planning Strategy, Caboolture West, and fire
protection licensing. More...
City of the Gold Coast: Express DA service
As part of the City's economic support during COVID-19,
the City is offering a 50 per cent discount on Express DAs for 12
months (from 27 October 2020 to 27 October 2021). More...
REIQ training requirements for the Queensland real
estate industry
The Office of Fair Trading has released new training
requirements for the Queensland real estate industry. As of 30
September 2021, the current qualification will be superseded and
replaced by a new property services training package. At the REIQ,
the new training package not only recognises
the significance of the work undertaken by real estate
professionals, but also better reflects modern day real estate
agency practice.
State Infrastructure Strategy announcement
A new State Infrastructure Strategy will be
released in conjunction with seven regional infrastructure plans in
aid of supporting our post COVID-19 economic recovery. This follows
the recent announcement of the formation of a Growth Areas Delivery Team to address land
supply issues in SEQ.
You're invited to have your say and help shape the State Infrastructure Strategy. You can share
your views via the survey. Consultation closes on 31
May 2021.
Extension of COVID Bill
State Parliament has moved to extend the timeframe for
several measures introduced to allow Government to respond to the
impacts of COVID-19 through the COVID-19 Emergency Response and Other Legislation
Amendment Bill 2021.
Among other changes, this includes extending the timeframe for the
expiry of the dispute resolution provisions within the Retail Shop
Leases and Other Commercial Leases (COVID-19 Emergency Response)
Regulation, from 30 April to 30 September, 2021. This timeframe had
previously been extended from its initial expiry of December
2020.
Planning (COVID-19 Emergency Response) Regulation
2020
This temporary regulation establishes requirements for
keeping documents physically available for inspection and purchase
in recognition of health and safety restrictions. This enables
local governments to continue to meet their statutory obligations.
The regulation is in effect to 30 September 2021. More...
Consultations
Inland Rail - Helidon to Calvert project - draft
environmental impact statement Closes 23 June 201
Big Rocks Weir project draft terms of
reference for an environmental impact
statement Closes 07 June 2021
Cross River Rail Project - request for project
change application - Clapham Yard, Moorooka Closes 04 June
2021
Cases
Warde Street Pty Ltd v Minister for
Planning [2021] VSC
238
VALUATION AND PLANNING - land in urban renewal area made subject of
a development contributions plan (DCP) overlay
pursuant to amendment AMC145 to the Maribyrnong Planning Scheme
(MPS) - DCP overlay requires permit granted for
specified types of development within area to contain condition
requiring payment of a levy as condition of the right to develop
pursuant to permit - plaintiff holder of planning permits to
construct multi-story mixed use developments comprising residential
and retail premises - permits required plaintiff to enter into
agreement under s 173 of the Planning and Environment 1987 to
provide a financial contribution towards costs of some
infrastructure items subsequently included in DCP - plaintiff also
holder of permits to subdivide proposed developments into lots in
stages in accordance with endorsed plans - condition 3 of
subdivision permit required payment of development infrastructure
levy in accordance with DCP in respect of each unit payable in
stages prior to issue of statement of compliance with any works or
payments which the owner has paid under earlier specified permits
to be reflected as a credit for the value of any works comprised in
infrastructure projects funded by the DCP - combined effect of
permits requires plaintiff to make sequential payments towards
infrastructure costs first under development permits which
authorise construction of proposed mixed use buildings and secondly
under the permits which permit subdivision of those buildings -
second requirement imposed pursuant to and in accordance with terms
of MPS as amended by AMC145.
JUDICIAL REVIEW - whether AMC145 beyond power and of no legal
effect because contrary to s 46K of the Planning and Environment
Act 1987 Act it purports to levy development contributions in
respect of development that has already been approved by existing
permits and/or does not relate the need for works, services and
facilities (or some of them) to the proposed development of land in
the area as required by s 46I - whether to the extent that the DCP
purports to levy development contributions in respect of the
subdivision of the air space for dwellings, the construction of
which has already been approved under an existing permit, such
requirement is invalid because it is not a DCP within the meaning
of s 46K of the P&E Act; it does not relate the need for the
works, services and facilities to be provided (or some of them) to
the proposed development of the land in the area as required by s
46I of the P&E Act; it is an unlawful tax - meaning of
'proposed development' in s 46K(1) - Meaning of requirement
that the proposed works and facilities relate to the development of
land in the area to which the DCP applies - whether imposition of
levy upon subdivision of proposed development valid - AMC145 valid
- Maribyrnong Planning Scheme, AMC145, cls 45.06, 72.04; Planning
and Environment Act 1987 ss 6(2)(j), 6(2)(l), 46I, 46J, 46K, 46N,
62(1)(a), 173, Part 3B; Eddie Barron Constructions Pty Ltd and
Shire of Pakenham (1991) 6 AATR 10; Casey City Council v
Carson Simpson Pty Ltd [2007] VSC 25; (2007) 18 VR
19.
The Heat Group Pty Ltd v Paragon Care
Limited [2021] VSC
204
CONTRACTS - landlord and tenant - forfeiture - relief against
forfeiture - urgent application seeking relief from forfeiture of
lease - re-entry into premises subject of sub-lease pursuant to s
146 Notice - notice not complied with by expiry - rent unpaid and
outstanding - principles of relief from forfeiture - future
capacity to pay rent a consideration - no exceptional circumstances
- injunction to prevent defendant from calling upon bank guarantee
without notice not persisted with - calling on security without
notice - principles for determining costs of application -
plaintiff to pay defendants costs incurred - Shiloh
Spinners Ltd v Harding [1973] AC 691 - Baby Zone
(Aust) Pty Ltd (Administrator Appointed) v Keira Street Securities
Pty Ltd [2016] NSWSC 528 - Jam Factory Pty Ltd v
Sunny Paradise Pty Ltd & Ors [1989] VicRp 54; [1989]
VR 584 - Bland v Ingrams Estates Ltd and others (No
2) [2001] EWCA Civ 1088; [2002] 2 WLR 361.
Lifestyle Investments 1 Pty Ltd v
Commissioner of State Revenue [2021]
VSCA 107
LAND TAX - exemption for land used as registered caravan park -
scope of exemption - caravan park developed in stages - whether
whole or part of park exempt - meaning of land 'used as' -
need for apportionment - Applewood Residential
Developments Pty Ltd v Commissioner of State Revenue
[2006] VSCA 207, Eaton & Sons Pty Ltd v Warringah
Shire Council [1972] HCA 33; (1972) 129 CLR 270,
considered - Land Tax Act 2005 ss 77(1), 77(2), 77(3); Residential
Tenancies Act 1997 Part 4A.
Miller v
Martin [2021] VSCA
108
REAL PROPERTY - co-ownership of land - sale and distribution of
proceeds reflected registered interests on title - no credible
evidence of source of funds - no adjustment of interests - just and
fair division - Breskvar v Wall (1971) 126 CLR
376, Perpetual Trustees Victoria Ltd v
Gheorghui [2007] VSC 412, applied - Property Law Act 1958
ss 228 and 233.
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE - principle of finality - res judicata -
issue estoppel - Jackson v Goldsmith [1950] HCA
22; (1950) 81 CLR 446, Blair v Curran [1939] HCA
23; (1939) 62 CLR 464, applied.
COSTS - no difference in relative strengths of parties' claims
- equal responsibility for time wasted - each party to bear their
own costs.
AMD Resources Ltd v TRS Management Pty
Ltd [2021] VSC 202
CORPORATIONS - Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) - application to set
aside a statutory demand pursuant to s 459G - whether the statutory
demand ought to be set aside for some other reason - s 459J(1)(b) -
whether debt is described in the affidavit accompanying the
statutory demand adequately or at all - whether the failure to
specify adequately or at all is a formal or technical defect to
which r 1.7(1) of the Supreme Court (Corporations) Rules 2013 (Vic)
applies - whether an invoice is a debt - whether there is a genuine
dispute as to existence of the debt - whether conduct constitutes
an admission as to the debt - Whether conduct constitutes a
promissory estoppel by way of representation - whether there is a
genuine dispute that a debt is owed.
Owners Corporation No. 711686W v Sceam
Construction Pty Ltd (Costs) (Building and
Property) [2021] VCAT
390
COSTS; claim by successful applicant for recovery of the cost of
engaging two experts, the cost of an initial investigation by a
plumber, the cost of obtaining plans from the local council and the
cost of representation by a managing agent at hearings.
Expert's costs allowed in part, investigation costs allowed,
but claim for the cost of representation by the managing agent
disallowed. he respondent must pay to the applicant costs assessed
at $27,858.27.
R & D Health Clubs Pty Ltd v Lin
Wang Pty Ltd (Building and
Property) [2021] VCAT
349
LANDLORD AND TENANT - COVID-19 Omnibus (Emergency Measures)
(Commercial Leases and Licences) Regulations 2020 (the
Regulations); Assessment of rent relief - whether a
complaint request for rent relief made under reg 10(2) of the
Regulations as they existed prior to 29 September 2020 entitles the
tenant to claim rent relief after 29 September 2020; whether a
fresh request for rent relief is required to be made after 29
September 2020; What constitutes turnover for the purposes of
assessing a decline in turnover - whether jobkeeper payments and
like payments are to be counted in assessing a tenant's
turnover.
Aronis & Anor v
Aronis [2021] QSC 87
REAL PROPERTY - TORRENS TITLE - CAVEATS AGAINST DEALINGS - REMOVAL
- PARTICULAR CASES - where the plaintiff seeks a declaration of
constructive trust over estate property - where the executor of the
estate applies for the removal of a caveat over part of the estate
property to permit its sale for the purposes of funding the defence
of the claim - where the plaintiff objects to the sale of the
property on the basis that it would deprive her of the benefit of
receiving the property in specie if successful at trial - whether
the caveat should be removed and the sale of the property
permitted.
EQUITY - TRUSTS AND TRUSTEES - APPLICATIONS TO COURT FOR ADVICE AND
AUTHORITY - APPLICATIONS FOR AUTHORITY NOT CONFERRED BY TRUST
INSTRUMENT - OTHER CASES - where the executor of an estate applies
for a declaration that she is justified in selling estate property
and applying the sale proceeds for the purposes of defending
litigation brought against the estate - whether that declaration
should be made.
PROCEDURE - CIVIL PROCEEDINGS IN STATE AND TERRITORY COURTS -
DISCOVERY AND INTERROGATORIES - DISCOVERY AND INSPECTION OF
DOCUMENTS - PRODUCTION AND INSPECTION OF DOCUMENTS - GROUNDS FOR
RESISTING INSPECTION - IRRELEVANCE - where the plaintiff seeks
orders permitting her to inspect documents the subject of a
subpoena issued on her behalf - where the defendant gave written
notice of objection to inspection of the documents - where the
defendant objects on grounds of irrelevancy - where the documents
sought to be inspected are historical medical and dental records of
the deceased testator - whether inspection of the documents should
be permitted.
Land Title Act 1994 Qld s 127Trusts Act 1973 Qld s 96 Uniform Civil
Procedure Rules 1999 Qld r 422B
CMC Property Pty Ltd & Ors v Rankin
Investments (Qld) Pty Ltd [2021] QSC
94
INTERPRETATION - GENERAL RULES OF CONSTRUCTION OF INSTRUMENTS -
COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS - PARTICULAR TRANSACTIONS -
VALUATIONS - where the applicants apply for declarations as to the
proper construction of the terms of a contract styled
"Property Agreement" - where the Property Agreement
constitutes a joint venture between Rankin Investments (Qld) Pty
Ltd (Rankin investments), and Bradley John Rankin
(the Rankin parties) and CMC Property Pty Ltd
(CMC) and Peter Thomas Kendall (the
Kendall parties) to develop the Big Pineapple tourist
attraction near Nambour - where the parties are in dispute as to
how an expert ought value the interests held by the Rankin parties
in the joint venture for the purposes of a compulsory buy-out by
the Kendall parties - where the parties jointly appointed Steven
Sorbello (Mr Sorbello), a chartered accountant, to
value the Rankin parties' interest in the joint venture - where
the parties are in disagreement as to the date which should be used
to strike the valuation - whether the appropriate valuation point
is a matter to be determined by the expert or whether a specific
date as to which the value is to be determined should be set and if
so, what that date should be.
Council & Ors; Dexus Funds
Management Limited v Fabcot Pty Ltd &
Ors [2021] QCA 95
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING - ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING - PLANNING
SCHEMES AND INSTRUMENTS - QUEENSLAND - GENERALLY - where the grant
of a development permit for a childcare centre, service station,
food and drink outlet and shopping centre was sought - where orders
were sought that the development be refused - where orders seeking
that the development permit be refused were dismissed - where the
site the subject of the development permit is within the low-medium
density residential zone and within the Smithfield Local Plan -
whether approval of the proposed development would compromise the
planned role and function of the land - whether the primary judge
misinterpreted or misapplied sections 45 and 60 of the Planning Act
2016 (Qld) - whether the primary judge misinterpreted or misapplied
the Cairns Plan 2016 - whether the primary judge erred in finding
that there was a town planning need for the proposed development -
whether the primary judge erred in finding the only non-compliance
with the low-medium density residential Zone Code and the
Smithfield Local Plan was that the proposed development was not
small scale - whether the primary judge erred in concluding that
the proposed development complied with section 3.3.2.1(1) of the
Cairns Plan 2016 - whether the primary judge erred in dismissing
sub-precinct 3b as an obstacle in the path of an approval of a
development application - whether the primary judge failed to take
into account the hierarchy of shopping centres under the Cairns
Plan 2016 - whether the primary judge took into account irrelevant
considerations - whether the primary judge prejudged a code
assessable development application
Cases to 03 May 2021
Bridgeman Enterprises Pty Ltd v
Sunshine Coast Regional Council [2021]
QPEC 25
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT - DEVELOPMENT CONTROL - CONTROL OF
PARTICULAR MATTERS - CONDITIONS - APPEAL AGAINST IMPOSITION OF
CONDITIONS - where the appellant seeks to develop land already
improved by a shopping centre and other buildings - where the
respondent approved the development subject to conditions - where
conditions relate to electrical infrastructure - whether the
conditions are relevant to and not an unreasonable imposition upon
the development - whether the conditions are reasonably required in
relation to the development.
Planning Act 2016 Qld s 45, s 60, s 65; Planning and Environment
Court Act 2016 Qld s 43, s 45, s 46, s 47
Sunshine Coast Regional Council Planning Scheme 2014 Qld.
Dunlop & Anor v Body Corporate For
Port Douglas Queenslander CTS 886 &
Ors [2021] QSC 85
PROCEDURE - CIVIL PROCEEDINGS IN STATE AND TERRITORY COURTS -
PARTIES AND REPRESENTATION - PROPER OR NECESSARY PARTY AND STANDING
- where the first respondent defendant was a body corporate which
terminated letting and caretaking agreements with the first
applicant plaintiff - where the body corporate's committee
members and its solicitor were included as defendants - whether
parts of the statement of claim relating to the body
corporate's committee members and solicitor disclose no
reasonable cause of action or are an abuse of process - whether
these paragraphs should be struck out.
PROCEDURE - STATE AND TERRITORY COURTS: JURISDICTION, POWERS AND
GENERALLY - JURISDICTION - GENERALLY - where the first respondent
defendant was a body corporate which terminated letting and
caretaking agreements with the first applicant plaintiff - where
the dispute had not been pursued before a specialist adjudicator or
QCAT - whether the remainder of the claim and statement of claim
should be set aside for want of jurisdiction or because the dispute
must be remedied before a specialist adjudicator or QCA
Australian Consumer Law 2010 Cth s 18, s 37, s 236
Body Corporate and Community Management (Accommodation Module)
Regulation 2008 Qld s 128(1)(c)
Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 Qld s 96, s 149B,
s 229(2), s 250(2), s 276(1)
Human Rights Act 2019 Qld s 48
Property Occupations Act 2014 Qld s 100
Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 Qld s
52
Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 Qld r 16, r 149(1)(b), r
150(1)(j), r 171(1)
Legislation
Commonwealth
Regulations
Industry Research and Development (Access
to Bushfire Construction Standards Program) Instrument
2020
24/04/2020 - This instrument prescribes the Access to Bushfire
Construction Standards Program.
Queensland
Subordinate legislation as made - 30 April 2021
No 36 Nature Conservation and Other Legislation
Amendment Regulation 2021
No 37 Queensland Building and Construction Commission
and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation 2021
No 38 Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation
(COVID-19 Emergency Response) Amendment Regulation 2021
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