When you are reading this part of the law, some words have special meanings. You need to know what these words mean to understand the law. The word "applicant" refers to a person who gives a dispute notice under section 52. When you hear the phrase "dispute resolution", it means a dispute is being resolved by a disputes panel. You might see the word "resident" which can mean someone who lives in a retirement village or someone who used to live there. The word "respondent" refers to a person who is given a dispute notice under section 52.
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In this Part,—
applicant means a person who gives a dispute notice under section 52
dispute resolution means the resolution of a dispute by a disputes panel
resident means—
respondent means a person who is given a dispute notice under section 52.
