Consultation discussion paper: Review of the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 1973 and Motor Vehicle Repairers Act 2003 Consultation paper

This discussion paper represents the first stage of the Review and is focussed on encouraging stakeholder input in regard to key issues of concern and how they might be overcome. Issues of an administrative or technical nature are not included in the discussion paper and will instead be considered during Stage 2 of the Review.

This discussion paper highlights a range of specific issues. We have included questions after each issue as well as some more general questions

The paper includes:

Auction Sales Act review Consultation Regulatory Impact Statement

The key focus of the review of the Auction Sales Act 1973 (WA) is to obtain stakeholder feedback to assist in assessing proposals for the overall regulation of the auction sales industry. In analysing the various options for regulation, the potential advantages, disadvantages and costs of the options will be considered in relation to industry, consumers and government.

Nomination form - Park liaison committee

This form can be used to nominate a long-stay tenant representative on a park liaison committee. You can copy and paste this content to create your own form. 

In order to accept the nomination the long-stay tenant must not be a relative or close associate of the park operator.

Nominator

I

(insert name of nominator)

of

(insert address)

wish to nominate

(insert name of nominee)

to be elected as a long-stay tenant representative on the park liaison committee at

(insert name of park)

Appointment of proxy - Park liaison committee

This form can be used to appoint a proxy to attend a meeting to vote on the establishment of a park liaison committee. You can copy and paste this content to create your own form. 

I/We,

(insert name/s)

the tenant/s of

(insert site number and name of caravan or residential park)

appoint

(insert name of proxy holder)

of

(insert address of proxy holder)

as my proxy to vote whether or not to establish a park liaison committee

at the meeting of long-stay tenants on:

Dealing with disputes - park liaison committee

As with most communal living arrangements, disputes can occur within residential parks. How a dispute is dealt with can have a major impact on the ongoing wellbeing of individual tenants and the wider park community.

Parties to a dispute may be able to fix the issue themselves. Sometimes they need someone else’s help.

So it is important for a park liaison committee (PLC) to establish a dispute resolution process.

Tenants should receive a written copy of how the PLC will deal with a dispute between:

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