Scenario You are a registered real estate agent from NSW who has moved to Queensland. You have just obtained your Queensland Registration Certificate by transferring over your NSW registration. You have obtained employment with Retro Real Estate as a Sales Assistant. Before your Agency Principal will allow you to commence work, he wants to be reassured that you know and understand the key Queensland real estate legislation (which is quite different from NSW). The Agency Principal has asked you to research and provide him with a report on two (2) key pieces of Queensland legislation that governs real estate practice and the conduct of real estate agents in Queensland. Research and report on the Property Occupations Act 2014 (Qld) Instructions Find the Property Occupations Act 2014 (Qld) on the internet. Review the Act and complete the report template below. You must address each heading in the template. IMPORTANT: Remember to scroll down all the way through the table to ensure that you answer all the questions in the table. REPORT ON PROPERTY OCCUPATIONS ACT 2014 Instructions: Prepare a report on the Property Occupations Act 2014 addressing each of the headings set out in the report below Responses should contain sufficient detail to fully explain your answer. Lists and bullet points are acceptable responses to the questions. As you complete your report below, DO NOT change any of the headings or existing content in the template. IMPORTANT: Remember to scroll down all the way through the table to ensure that you answer all the questions in the table Location of Act (from www.legislation.qld.gov.au) [Type the website link to the legislation here] Full name and year of Act [Type in the full name and year of the legislation here] Is this delegated legislation? [Answer Yes or No] Commencement date of Act [Type in commencement date of the Act here. HINT: Conduct research on the internet and review articles written by legal firms] Location of the Dictionary in the Act [Type in the specific location where the Acts Dictionary section is found] Objects of the Act Location [type in section number] [Type in objects here] Key components of Act Identify the location of the following components of the legislation from the Acts Contents pages: Definition of auctioneer - [Type in Section number within the Act] Definition of property agent - [Type in Section number within the Act] Definition of real estate agent - [Type in Section number within the Act] Definition of resident letting agent - [Type in Section number within the Act] Licensing provisions - [Type in Part number within the Act] Offences - [Type in Part and Division number within the Act] Disclosure requirements - [Type in Part number within the Act] General contraventions and evidentiary matters - [Type in Part number within the Act] List out the Schedules (names and numbers) in this Act: [List the Schedule names and numbers here] Identify 2 breaches under the Act (from Part 11, Division 1 of Act) .

1. Scenario You are a registered real estate agent from NSW who has moved to Queensland. You
have just obtained your Queensland Registration Certificate by transferring over your NSW
registration. You have obtained employment with Retro Real Estate as a Sales Assistant. Before
your Agency Principal will allow you to commence work, he wants to be reassured that you know
and understand the key Queensland real estate legislation (which is quite different from NSW).
The Agency Principal has asked you to research and provide him with a report on two (2) key
pieces of Queensland legislation that governs real estate practice and the conduct of real estate
agents in Queensland.
Research and report on the Property Occupations Act 2014 (Qld) Instructions Find the Property
Occupations Act 2014 (Qld) on the internet. Review the Act and complete the report template
below. You must address each heading in the template. IMPORTANT: Remember to scroll down
all the way through the table to ensure that you answer all the questions in the table.
REPORT ON PROPERTY OCCUPATIONS ACT 2014
Instructions: Prepare a report on the Property Occupations Act 2014 addressing each of the
headings set out in the report below Responses should contain sufficient detail to fully explain your
answer. Lists and bullet points are acceptable responses to the questions. As you complete your
report below, DO NOT change any of the headings or existing content in the template.
IMPORTANT: Remember to scroll down all the way through the table to ensure that you answer
all the questions in the table
Location of Act (from www.legislation.qld.gov.au) [Type the website link to the legislation here]
Full name and year of Act [Type in the full name and year of the legislation here] Is this delegated
legislation? [Answer Yes or No]
Commencement date of Act [Type in commencement date of the Act here. HINT: Conduct
research on the internet and review articles written by legal firms]
Location of the Dictionary in the Act [Type in the specific location where the Acts Dictionary
section is found]
Objects of the Act Location [type in section number] [Type in objects here]
Key components of Act Identify the location of the following components of the legislation from the
Acts Contents pages: Definition of auctioneer - [Type in Section number within the Act]
Definition of property agent - [Type in Section number within the Act]
Definition of real estate agent - [Type in Section number within the Act]
Definition of resident letting agent - [Type in Section number within the Act]
Licensing provisions - [Type in Part number within the Act]
Offences - [Type in Part and Division number within the Act]
Disclosure requirements - [Type in Part number within the Act]
General contraventions and evidentiary matters - [Type in Part number within the Act]
List out the Schedules (names and numbers) in this Act: [List the Schedule names and numbers
here]
Identify 2 breaches under the Act (from Part 11, Division 1 of Act) [For each breach, include the
following:
Section number Summary of the Section Maximum penalty for breach (in penalty units) Maximum
penalty for breach (in dollar amounts)] Process for monitoring and dealing with changes to

2. legislation [Type in response here. Your response should be 2 to 3 paragraphs in length]