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Residential Tenancies Act 1986

Administration - Functions and powers of chief executive

123C: Chief executive’s powers in relation to produced documents

You could also call this:

“The boss can look at, write notes about, and make copies of papers people give them.”

When you give a document to the chief executive as required by section 123A or section 123B, they have certain powers. The chief executive can look at the document and make records of what they see. They can also make copies of the whole document or just parts of it. This helps the chief executive to review and keep track of important information that you provide.

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Part 4 Administration
Functions and powers of chief executive

123CChief executive’s powers in relation to produced documents

  1. If a document is produced to the chief executive under section 123A or 123B, the chief executive may—

  2. inspect and make records of the document; and
    1. take copies of the document or extracts from it.

      Notes
      • Section 123C: inserted, on , by section 39 of the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2016 (2016 No 26).