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(3) The owners corporation—
(a) must respond to any request for consent under this section and the response must—
(i) be in writing; and
(ii) if the request is refused—give reasons for the refusal; and
(iii) if the consent is given subject to conditions—state the conditions; and
(b) may delegate its decision-making power under this section to the executive committee; and
(c) is taken to consent to the request if the owners corporation does not take action under paragraph (a) within 3 weeks of the day on which the request was made.
Note The owners corporation may also delegate this power to the manager (see s 58 (1)).
(3A) The owners corporation may—
(a) only withhold consent on reasonable grounds; and
(b) impose reasonable conditions on the consent.
Examples—par (a)
1 unacceptable risk of damage or soiling of common property that cannot be addressed through reasonable conditions
2 unacceptable risk of nuisance to other unit owners or occupiers that cannot be addressed through reasonable conditions
3 unacceptable risk of the animal escaping the unit unsupervised that cannot be addressed through reasonable conditions
4 unacceptable risk to health or safety of other unit owners or occupiers or the general public that cannot be addressed through reasonable conditions
5 keeping the animal on the units plan would be contrary to a territory law
Examples—par (b)
1 requiring supervision of the animal when the animal is on the common property
2 requiring cleaning of any areas of the units plan that are soiled by the animal
3 requiring the unit to be secured to prevent the escape of the animal