❓ A parliamentary question addresses concerns of residents at Indian Coast Resort, Jurien Bay, regarding potential relocation due to the park's sale. The Minister confirms minimal contact with the department and encourages formal complaints for assistance.
AnsweredQoN 572Legislative Council
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INDIAN COAST RESORT
(1) Has the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection been contacted by residents of Indian Coast Resort, Jurien Bay, who have been told that they must relocate their park homes due to the sale of their park as vacant possession to a developer? (2) If yes to (1), how many contacts has the department received? (3) If yes to (1), is any assistance available to these park home owners; and, if not, what advice has been given to these park home owners? Hon KATE DOUST
(1) Has the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection been contacted by residents of Indian Coast Resort, Jurien Bay, who have been told that they must relocate their park homes due to the sale of their park as vacant possession to a developer? (2) If yes to (1), how many contacts has the department received? (3) If yes to (1), is any assistance available to these park home owners; and, if not, what advice has been given to these park home owners? Hon KATE DOUST
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(2) If yes to (1), how many contacts has the department received? (3) If yes to (1), is any assistance available to these park home owners; and, if not, what advice has been given to these park home owners? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(3) If yes to (1), is any assistance available to these park home owners; and, if not, what advice has been given to these park home owners? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(2) If yes to (1), how many contacts has the department received? (3) If yes to (1), is any assistance available to these park home owners; and, if not, what advice has been given to these park home owners? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(3) If yes to (1), is any assistance available to these park home owners; and, if not, what advice has been given to these park home owners? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(1) No written complaints have been lodged with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Department of Consumer and Employment Protection’s call centre received a telephone call on 28 June 2006 inquiring about when the new provisions of the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Bill 2005 are likely to be passed by Parliament. The call was from a person who is a resident of the Indian Ocean Resort. (2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(2) At this stage it appears that only one contact has been made, but it was not clear whether the caller had been told to relocate the home. The inquiry was of a general nature. (3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
(3) As indicated in (1), there have been no formal complaints, but residents of the park are welcome to make direct contact with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection and/or lodge a formal complaint if they require advice or assistance.
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