RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION An Introduction to RVRA. The Retirement Village Residents Association exists to represent residents in retirement villages in NSW. It is our mission to support residents with information, advice and advocacy so that they can navigate the sometimes confusing and RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Address. The Secretary, RVRA PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585 RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION JOIN RVRA . Members enjoy many Benefits, and there are options for Singles or Couples living in a retirement village, and an Associate member option for those that do not live in a village.. RVRA is frequently consulted on policy and legislation, and it is important that we can accurately demonstrate our representation of village

residents.

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION E: admin@rvra.org.au. T: 1300 787 213 (option 1 - advice and information, option 2 - membership) A: PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585. RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Retirement Villages Act 1999 No 81. This is the parent Act which sets out particular rights and obligations of residents and operators of retirement villages; to establish mechanisms for the resolution of certain disputes between residents and operators of retirement

villages.

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION An Introduction to RVRA. The Retirement Village Residents Association exists to represent residents in retirement villages in NSW. It is our mission to support residents with information, advice and advocacy so that they can navigate the sometimes confusing and RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Address. The Secretary, RVRA PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585 RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION JOIN RVRA . Members enjoy many Benefits, and there are options for Singles or Couples living in a retirement village, and an Associate member option for those that do not live in a village.. RVRA is frequently consulted on policy and legislation, and it is important that we can accurately demonstrate our representation of village

residents.

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION E: admin@rvra.org.au. T: 1300 787 213 (option 1 - advice and information, option 2 - membership) A: PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585. RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Retirement Villages Act 1999 No 81. This is the parent Act which sets out particular rights and obligations of residents and operators of retirement villages; to establish mechanisms for the resolution of certain disputes between residents and operators of retirement

villages.

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION ABOUT RVRA . The Retirement Village Residents Association (Inc.), NSW was incorporated on 22nd February 1990. NSW Fair Trading recognises the Association and The Property Council of Australia as peak bodies representing their respective members. RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION The Retirement Village Residents Association (Inc.), NSW was incorporated on 22nd February 1990. Our association strives to: Assist residents to understand their Rights and Obligations. Defend and Extend the Rights of residents in Retirement Villages. Encourage Residents to exercise their rights, and participate in the decision-

making

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION RVRA is a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission, and is endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office as a Public Benevolent Institution and a Deductible Gift Recipient (ABN: 16 674 035 894) making all Australian donations of $2 and over tax deductible. RVRA issues an official receipt for all

donations

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION An Introduction to RVRA. The Retirement Village Residents Association exists to represent residents in retirement villages in NSW. It is our mission to support residents with information, advice and advocacy so that they can navigate the sometimes confusing and RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION TRIBUNAL CASE RESULTS . NCAT Case Results. From time to time Peter Hill, the Honorary Solicitor for the RVRA Committee, provides legal opinion articles in the Newsletter and outlines some of the important cases heard in the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Peter Hill & Co is the Honorary Solicitor for the RVRA. Leon Shohmelian and his team are recognised by clients and peers as experts in Retirement Village Law, being named in Doyles Guide amongst Australia’s best law firms and leading lawyers in this area of legal practice and client service for four consecutive years from 2017 to

2020.

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Moving into a Retirement Village . Moving into a retirement village is an investment decision as well as a lifestyle decision. People have many reasons for moving into a retirement village, combining the benefits of being in a private and secure environment with a home that is easily maintained. RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Address. The Secretary, RVRA PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585 RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION ORGANISATIONS. The following organisations can provide support and assistance for residents and prospective residents. NSW Fair Trading. Seniors Rights Service (SRS) Property Council of Australia's Retirement Living Council (RLC) The NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) Australian Retirement Village Residents Association

(ARVRA)

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Couples who live in a retirement village. $30.00. Prefix. - Dr Assoc Prof Prof Hon Miss Ms Mrs Mr Cr DLM Capt Sen Sen The Hon Hon Dr Mr and Mrs. First Name. Middle Name. Surname. Gender. -- Male Female Non-binary Prefer not to answer. RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION An Introduction to RVRA. The Retirement Village Residents Association exists to represent residents in retirement villages in NSW. It is our mission to support residents with information, advice and advocacy so that they can navigate the sometimes confusing and RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION JOIN RVRA . Members enjoy many Benefits, and there are options for Singles or Couples living in a retirement village, and an Associate member option for those that do not live in a village.. RVRA is frequently consulted on policy and legislation, and it is important that we can accurately demonstrate our representation of village

residents.

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Address. The Secretary, RVRA PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585 RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION E: admin@rvra.org.au. T: 1300 787 213 (option 1 - advice and information, option 2 - membership) A: PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585. RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Retirement Villages Act 1999 No 81. This is the parent Act which sets out particular rights and obligations of residents and operators of retirement villages; to establish mechanisms for the resolution of certain disputes between residents and operators of retirement

villages.

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION An Introduction to RVRA. The Retirement Village Residents Association exists to represent residents in retirement villages in NSW. It is our mission to support residents with information, advice and advocacy so that they can navigate the sometimes confusing and RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION JOIN RVRA . Members enjoy many Benefits, and there are options for Singles or Couples living in a retirement village, and an Associate member option for those that do not live in a village.. RVRA is frequently consulted on policy and legislation, and it is important that we can accurately demonstrate our representation of village

residents.

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Address. The Secretary, RVRA PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585 RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION E: admin@rvra.org.au. T: 1300 787 213 (option 1 - advice and information, option 2 - membership) A: PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585. RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Retirement Villages Act 1999 No 81. This is the parent Act which sets out particular rights and obligations of residents and operators of retirement villages; to establish mechanisms for the resolution of certain disputes between residents and operators of retirement

villages.

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION ABOUT RVRA . The Retirement Village Residents Association (Inc.), NSW was incorporated on 22nd February 1990. NSW Fair Trading recognises the Association and The Property Council of Australia as peak bodies representing their respective members. RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION The Retirement Village Residents Association (Inc.), NSW was incorporated on 22nd February 1990. Our association strives to: Assist residents to understand their Rights and Obligations. Defend and Extend the Rights of residents in Retirement Villages. Encourage Residents to exercise their rights, and participate in the decision-

making

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Address. The Secretary, RVRA PO Box 576 Crows Nest NSW 1585 RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION The first RVRA Board held office from August 1994 until August 1995 and consisted of: Mr R.J. (Jack) Allen – President – Jenny Macleod Village, Wallsend. Mr Mannie Burnham – Vice President – The Heritage Village, Padstow Heights. Ms Anne Wheble – Secretary/Treasurer – Dee Why Gardens Village, Dee Why. Mr Jack Bird

– Nareen Gardens

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION An Introduction to RVRA. The Retirement Village Residents Association exists to represent residents in retirement villages in NSW. It is our mission to support residents with information, advice and advocacy so that they can navigate the sometimes confusing and RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION RVRA is a registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission, and is endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office as a Public Benevolent Institution and a Deductible Gift Recipient (ABN: 16 674 035 894) making all Australian donations of $2 and over tax deductible. RVRA issues an official receipt for all

donations

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION TRIBUNAL CASE RESULTS . NCAT Case Results. From time to time Peter Hill, the Honorary Solicitor for the RVRA Committee, provides legal opinion articles in the Newsletter and outlines some of the important cases heard in the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Moving into a Retirement Village . Moving into a retirement village is an investment decision as well as a lifestyle decision. People have many reasons for moving into a retirement village, combining the benefits of being in a private and secure environment with a home that is easily maintained. RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION ORGANISATIONS. The following organisations can provide support and assistance for residents and prospective residents. NSW Fair Trading. Seniors Rights Service (SRS) Property Council of Australia's Retirement Living Council (RLC) The NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) Australian Retirement Village Residents Association

(ARVRA)

RETIREMENT VILLAGE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Peter Hill & Co is the Honorary Solicitor for the RVRA. Leon Shohmelian and his team are recognised by clients and peers as experts in Retirement Village Law, being named in Doyles Guide amongst Australia’s best law firms and leading lawyers in this area of legal practice and client service for four consecutive years from 2017 to

2020.

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