- Overview
- When is a residential complex a ‘retirement village’?
- Who is ineligible to operate or manage a retirement village?
- Registering land used for a retirement village
- Notifying the retirement village registrar (Qld, SA, Vic)
- If there is a change to information provided at registration
- Supplying copies of registration documents to interested parties
- People who are ineligible to undertake promotional and sales activity (Qld, Vic)
- Fair and accurate representation of a retirement village
- The need for development consent to be in place before marketing begins (ACT, NSW, NT, WA)
- Promotional materials published and distributed by the operator (ACT, NSW)
- Information and documents to be supplied to prospective residents (ACT)
- Information and documents to be supplied to prospective residents (NSW)
- Information and documents to be supplied to prospective residents (NT)
- Documents to be supplied to prospective residents (Qld)
- Documents to be supplied to prospective residents (SA)
- Documents to be supplied to prospective residents (Tas)
- Documents to be supplied to prospective residents (Vic)
- Information and documents to be supplied to prospective residents (WA)
- Eligibility to reside in the village
- Circumstances in which a prospective resident must enter into a village contract before occupying a premises (ACT, NSW).
- Operators must not attempt to contract out of the Retirement Villages Act
- Form and content of contracts (ACT)
- Form and content of contracts (NSW)
- Form and content of contracts (NT)
- Form and content of contracts (Qld)
- Form and content of contracts (SA)
- Form and content of contracts (Tas)
- Form and content of contracts (Vic)
- Form and content of contracts (WA)
- Ancillary documents to be provided with the contract
- Condition report for residential premises
- A prospective resident’s right to independent advice and a prescribed time period to review all contracts and ancillary documents
- Recovering costs incurred in preparing contracts (ACT, NSW)
- Supplying a copy of the contract to a resident and other parties
- The operator is bound by the contract
- A resident’s right to rescind a contract (ACT)
- A resident’s right to rescind a contract (NSW)
- A resident’s right to rescind a contract (NT)
- A resident’s right to rescind a contract (Qld)
- A resident’s right to rescind a contract (SA)
- A resident’s right to rescind a contract (Tas)
- A resident’s right to rescind a contract (Vic)
- A resident’s right to rescind a contract (WA)
- Making changes to a signed contract
- Termination by resident
- Termination by operator
- Notice of termination - by operator
- Notice of termination - by resident
- Termination of contract on medical grounds
- Termination for breach of contract or village rules
- Resident causing serious damage or injury
- Termination when premises uninhabited or acquired
- Termination when premises abandoned
- Termination for operational reasons
- Determination of financial year
- Proposed annual budget (ACT)
- Proposed annual budget (NSW)
- Approved annual budget (ACT, NSW)
- Annual budget (NT)
- Annual budget (Qld)
- Annual budget (SA)
- Annual budget (Tas)
- Annual budget (WA)
- Account keeping (Qld)
- Treatment of account surplus (ACT, NSW)
- Account deficit (ACT, NSW)
- Auditing
- Duty to respect residents’ rights (ACT, NSW, NT and WA)
- Access to residential premises
- Right to alter or renovate premises (ACT and NSW)
- Right to appoint agent or representative
- Right to access own information or documents
- Right to choose goods and services providers (ACTand NSW)
- Consultation and participation in village matters (NT, SA and WA)
- Residents’ committees and organisations
- Residents’ meetings
- Annual meetings
- New operator or manager (ACT, NSW, SA and Tas)
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