Retirement villages
A ‘retirement village’ is a residential complex where the majority of residents are retired persons aged 55 years and older and have entered into a contract with the owner or operator of the village for the provision of certin services.
Most retirement villages consist of self-contained premises for those who can live independently and may accommodate anywhere from a few residents up to many hundreds.
Applications
The CTTT can hear and determine applications from retirement village residents and administrating authorities. Download a Retirement Villages division application form.
Disputes
The Retirement Villages division hears disputes between the retirement village administration and one or more residents.
The types of dispute may include:
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Terms of the retirement village contract
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The legality of a village rule
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Proposed expenditure for the next financial year
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The sale or lease of a village premises.
Legislation
Retirement Villages Act 1999
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