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Consultation has concluded
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Consultation on the draft Retirement Villages Regulations 2017 has now closed. We thank everybody who provided feedback.
If you have any questions about the draft Regulations or the Retirement Villages Act 2016 please contact the Office for the Ageing’s retirement villages unit on 8204 2420 or by email at retirementvillages@sa.gov.au.
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The Retirement Villages Bill 2016 completed its passage through the Parliamentary process in November, and is now the Retirement Villages Act 2016 (the new Act). The new Act is the result of over three years’ significant consultation, and successfully balances increased consumer protection with the interests ofContinue reading
About
Consultation on the draft Retirement Villages Regulations 2017 has now closed. We thank everybody who provided feedback.
If you have any questions about the draft Regulations or the Retirement Villages Act 2016 please contact the Office for the Ageing’s retirement villages unit on 8204 2420 or by email at retirementvillages@sa.gov.au.
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The Retirement Villages Bill 2016 completed its passage through the Parliamentary process in November, and is now the Retirement Villages Act 2016 (the new Act). The new Act is the result of over three years’ significant consultation, and successfully balances increased consumer protection with the interests of operators across the diversity of retirement village operations. The Act is available at www.legislation.sa.gov.au.
Regulations are the next important step in ensuring the Retirement Villages Act 2016 fulfils its intended objectives. The Office for the Ageing is seeking feedback on draft Regulations to support the new Act.
Consultation will allow people to have a say on the finer details of the new Act and how it is to be implemented. Feedback will help inform the final Regulations which will be presented to Parliament. Feedback is particularly being sought on:
the format of a standard disclosure statement
rules for residents’ committees
changes to requirements for remarketing of retirement village residences
the introduction of a code of conduct in retirement villages.
Everyone with an interest in retirement villages is urged to provide their considered response.
To view the draft Regulations and provide your feedback, go to the ‘Get involved’ page.
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How do I provide feedback?
To participate in the survey download the ‘Guide to the draft Regulations’, then follow the link to the survey. The survey questions will refer you to specific parts of the Guide.
