- Who has to complete the QLD Form 36?
- The pool owner or seller responsible for giving the notice before a sale, or before an accommodation agreement for premises with a shared pool.
- When is it required?
- When selling a property with a pool and no pool safety certificate is in effect, or entering an accommodation agreement for premises with a shared pool. A non-shared pool needs a pool safety certificate before a lease is signed.
- Where does the completed form go?
- For a sale, give the buyer the notice before they enter the sale contract, then copies to the buyer and QBCC before settlement, plus the body corporate for a shared pool. For a shared-pool accommodation agreement, give it to the pool owner or body corporate, QBCC, and tenant or occupier before the agreement. Tradie Forms does not lodge the notice for you.
- Can I fill it on my phone?
- Yes. Tradie Forms walks you through each section on your phone and downloads the official PDF layout when you are ready.
- Will this PDF be accepted?
- Tradie Forms downloads your answers in the official PDF layout where supported. Always preview and check the completed PDF before sending, lodging, or handing it over. Tradie Forms does not lodge or certify the form for you.
