Queensland Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997
By-laws (Act ch 3 pt 5) – Queensland Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997

Queensland Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 s169-180: ss 169 and 180 What by-laws may contain and the limits on them

By-laws may only deal with administration of common property and body corporate assets and regulation of the use of lots, common property, body corporate assets and services, or other matters the Act permits. A by-law inconsistent with the Act or the module is invalid to that extent, cannot restrict the type of residential use of a lot, cannot prevent or restrict a dealing with a lot (such as leasing or sale), cannot discriminate between types of occupier, cannot impose a monetary liability on an owner or occupier (other than an exclusive use by-law), and cannot be oppressive or unreasonable. Smoking by-laws on common property and outdoor areas are allowed under s 169A.

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