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Retirement Villages Act 2003

Registration, occupation right agreements, and related requirements and rules - Registration of retirement villages

15: Registration to be continuous

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"A retirement village stays registered unless it's suspended or cancelled."

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You register a retirement village and it stays registered. The Registrar can suspend or cancel the registration. This means the village is no longer registered if the Registrar does this.

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Part 2Registration, occupation right agreements, and related requirements and rules
Registration of retirement villages

15Registration to be continuous

  1. Every retirement village that is registered remains registered unless the Registrar suspends or cancels its registration.