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2018-08-07 S&O Agenda - Att 1 to Item 7 - Public Interest Test Report

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SUMMARY OF NET IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH ALTERNATIVES

In summary, analysis of the alternatives provides the following information:

Co-regulation

Local                Existing             Potential             Residents/         Immediate           Tourist               Pensioners’          Backpackers’
government           operators            operators             tenants            neighbours          operators             representative       Association
                                                                                                                             bodies
Neutral              Low positive         Low positive          Low positive       Low positive        Low positive          Low positive         Low positive
                     impact               impact                impact             impact              impact                impact               impact
Overall the impact
is neutral. While    Overall the impact   Overall the impact    Residents may      Residents may       There is potential    Benefits may         Benefits may
there are costs      on existing          on existing           benefit from the   benefit from the    for local tourism     result from          result from
involved in          operators would      operators would       opportunity to     opportunity to      industry to gain a    involvement in       involvement in
establishing a new   be positive.         be positive.          input into         input into          benefit from better   process of           process of
system, the long     Benefits should      Benefits should       development of     development of      relations between     developing new       developing new
term benefits may    flow from the        flow from the         new local law.     new local law.      stakeholders.         local law.           local law.
outweigh these       opportunity to       opportunity to
costs.               develop a new        develop a new
                     local law in         local law in
                     consultation with    consultation with
                     other                other
                     stakeholders.        stakeholders.

Overall, the analysis of costs and benefits has determined there would be a negligible net benefit in moving to a co-regulation regime. There would be some
costs initially in developing and implementing a new local law. Long term benefits may accrue from the process of bringing stakeholders together to develop
the new local law such as, establishment of links between stakeholders and fostering better relations between stakeholders, greater compliance by operators
and reduced administration for Council.




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