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2021-10-12 P&E Agenda - Item 2 - Attachment 6 - Cost Benefit Analysis
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COST BENEFIT ASSESSMENT – PROPOSED LOCAL LAW AMENDMENT: SHORT STAY
LETTING & HOME HOSTED ACCOMMODATION
o Responds to and resolves complaints within 30 minutes of receipt of notification of each complaint,
including ensuring compliance with the requirements of the code of conduct for guest behaviour.
• Council has the power to:
o Access premises for inspections.
o Access information on use and complaints on request.
o Issue compliance notices where non-compliance is found.
o Have work carried out and seek to recover costs following non-compliance with a notice.
o Stop an approval holder from providing such accommodation for non-compliance following issue of a
notice or where premises are operating without approval.
o Close premises summarily if there is a serious risk to health or safety.
• Council is responsible for managing the approvals process including initial applications and annual renewals,
in addition to managing a 24 hours a day / 7 days a week complaints hotline which will provide residents a
platform to report any issues and/or misbehaviours of guests, notify contact persons of complaints made and
arrange for security to respond to complaints in the event that contact persons are unable to be reached.
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