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I am filling a form for staying on-campus on my university. I am trying to figure out what the word representative means in this context. Referring to item 4. http://www.rta.qld.gov.au/zone_files/rooming_accommodation/r18.pdf Dictionary: "Representative - a person or thing that represents another or others." What can I actually fill in here? I actually wrote myself, because no one is representing me. Did I get the wrong idea? |
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Presumably you refer to representative in item 4.1, "Resident’s Representative for Notices (see clause 29)". In clause 29, on page 6, we find:
If you have a permanent address where "notices" -- whatever they might be -- should be sent, then you can designate a person at that address as an agent to receive notices at that address, on your behalf. Comment-- Given all the legalistic language the document is stuffed with, you probably should telephone or email the university's housing department and discuss the form with them. |
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Unless there is someone else who can receive notices for you, you are your own representative. |
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