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2018-08-07 S&O Agenda - Att 1 to Item 7 - Public Interest Test Report
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SCHEDULE 3 — OPERATION OF ACCOMMODATION PARKS
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE IMPACTS ON STAKEHOLDERS FROM MOVING TO ALTERNATIVE
Negative licensing
Stakeholders Impacts Weighting
Council Council would be impacted by having to implement a new regulatory system ie. amend local law, Low negative (-1)
educate staff, accommodation park operators and community etc.
Saving in administration costs through not having to process permit applications. Low positive (+1)
Loss of fees. Low negative (-1)
Loss of flexibility and control in regulating accommodation parks ie. loss of ability to set site specific Moderate negative (-3)
conditions and loss of ability to cancel or suspend a permit. Overall - Moderate
negative
Existing accommodation Reduction in “red tape” (no requirement to renew permit) may result in reduced operating costs. Low positive (+1)
park operators
Heavier fines for non-compliance. Low negative (-1)
Overall - Neutral
Potential accommodation Removal of barrier to entry for operators. Low positive (+1)
park operators
Heavier fines for non-compliance. Low negative (-1)
Overall - Neutral
Accommodation park Possible decrease in standards resulting from Council’s loss of discretionary power to refuse permit Low negative (-1)
occupants applications to operate accommodation parks and loss of ability to set site specific conditions.
Lower prices if operational savings passed on. Low positive (+1)
Greater consumer choice and product differentiation through increased competition. Low positive (+1)
Overall - Low positive
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ATTACHMENT 1 PIT Report - Administration LL SLL 2018
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