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 s169B: s 169B Keeping animals: approval, conditions and permitted refusal grounds

A by-law cannot prohibit keeping an animal or restrict the number, type or size of animals, but may require written approval of the body corporate or committee. On a request the body or committee must decide within the module's prescribed period, may impose reasonable conditions, and must not unreasonably withhold approval; refusing because no pets are allowed is unreasonable. Refusal is allowed only on reasonable grounds such as unacceptable health and safety risk, contravention of a law, a regulated dog, unreasonable interference that conditions cannot manage, or the occupier refusing reasonable conditions. Approval can be withdrawn for breach of conditions.

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