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This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the steps required to fill out the What To Do If Your Pool Is Non-compliant Queensland form online. Ensuring compliance with pool safety regulations is essential for property owners and buyers alike.

Follow the steps to complete your pool compliance form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your digital document editor.
2. Begin by providing details for the property owner(s). Include their title, surname, first name, postal address, and contact information. Ensure all information is written in BLOCK LETTERS.
3. Next, fill out the section for the property purchaser(s). As with the previous step, enter their details clearly, ensuring to include the title, surname, first name, postal address, and contact information.
4. Indicate the location of the swimming pool by filling in the street address, state, postcode, lot number, and local government area.
5. Specify if the pool is non-shared or shared and follow the instructions accordingly to the relevant sections by either selecting the appropriate box for a non-shared pool or short-term accommodation.
6. For non-shared pools, review the notifications regarding compliance and responsibilities to be aware of the penalties and obligations of the pool owner.
7. If the pool is shared, read the corresponding obligations and penalties for the owner, purchaser, and occupier to ensure awareness of all parties' responsibilities.
8. Enter the proposed date of settlement or accommodation agreement, which can be amended if necessary, by initialing any changes.
9. Complete the property owner's statement by ensuring all information is true and correct. Have all property owner(s) sign and date the form.
10. Once the form is fully completed, save your changes, and choose to download, print, or share the document as required.

Take the next step towards compliance by completing your form online today.