(1)  If a residential tenancy agreement requires the tenant to observe any house rules, the rules are to apply equally to all tenants and are to state –

(a) if meals are to be provided, the times when they are available; and

(b) where facilities are provided for shared use, any restrictions or costs associated with access to, or use of, those facilities; and

(c) any rules relating to access to bathroom and shower facilities; and

(d) any restrictions on access by visitors; and

(e) any restrictions on the use of parking facilities or the storage of goods; and

(f) where services are provided in connection with accommodation, the times when the services are available; and

(g) if smoking is restricted, the places where smoking is permitted; and

(h) any restrictions on the consumption of alcohol; and

(i) a method of changing the house rules; and

(j) a method of taking into account the views of tenants in the development of house rules.

(2)  If a house rule is inconsistent with a provision of this Act, the house rule is invalid to the extent of the inconsistency.

(3)  The house rules are to be displayed in a prominent place to which all tenants have access or are to be available on demand to any tenant.