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Brisbane Short-Term Rental Compliance:
New 2026 Permit Requirements

From July 2026, all Brisbane STR operators must have a mandatory 24/7 nominated contact within 20km, council permits, and compliance with three-strikes enforcement. Avoid fines up to $140,000 and permit loss.

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Is Your Brisbane STR Compliant for 2026?

Check if your property meets Brisbane City Council's new short-term rental permit requirements

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Brisbane STR Regulation Timeline: What's Changing When

Key dates for Brisbane short-term rental compliance

COMPLETED

December 2025 - Council Announcement

Brisbane City Council announces comprehensive STR reforms including mandatory permits, 24/7 local contact requirements, and suburban bans. Public consultation period begins.

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CURRENT - ACTION REQUIRED

Jan - June 2026 - Preparation Period

Critical window to get compliant. STR operators must arrange 24/7 local contacts, obtain insurance, and prepare permit applications. Properties in low-density zones receive final notices.

⚠️ Recommended Actions:
  • Engage 24/7 nominated contact service
  • Obtain $10M+ public liability insurance
  • Verify zoning eligibility
  • Prepare guest code of conduct
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UPCOMING - ENFORCEMENT BEGINS

July 1, 2026 - New Rules Take Effect

Mandatory STR permits become law. All short-stay properties must hold valid council permits with 24/7 contacts. Low-density suburban properties banned. Three-strikes enforcement active. Fines up to $140,000 for non-compliance.

HIGH RISK PERIOD

July 2026 Onwards - Active Compliance Monitoring

Brisbane City Council begins systematic enforcement. 24/7 hotline operational. Properties without permits face immediate fines. Non-compliant hosts risk three-strikes penalties and permanent permit loss. Council targets ~500 suburban listings for closure.

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Your Property Details

Most properties average 1-3 callouts annually

Annual Compliance Costs

Council STR permit fee $500
STR rates surcharge (50%) $1,500
Public liability insurance $800
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Total Annual Cost $2,800
Cost per occupied night $14.00
Net annual revenue impact -5.6%

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HIGH RISK

Brisbane's Three Strikes Policy: How to Lose Your Permit

Three verified complaints within 3 years = permanent permit revocation

1

Strike One: Warning & Fine

First verified complaint triggers official warning and potential fine. Council documents the incident.

Common triggers:
  • Noise complaint after 10pm
  • Unauthorised party or event
  • Parking violations
  • Failed response time (>60min)
2

Strike Two: Serious Warning

Second breach within 3 years results in substantial fines and formal council notice. One more strike means permanent ban.

Consequences:
  • Fines up to $10,000
  • Mandatory compliance meeting
  • Enhanced monitoring period
  • Final written warning issued
3

Strike Three: Permit Revoked

Third strike means immediate and permanent loss of STR permit. Property cannot legally operate as short-term rental.

You face:
  • Permanent permit cancellation
  • Fines up to $140,000
  • Forced removal from Airbnb/Stayz
  • Cannot reapply for permits

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Guest screening and clear house rules enforcement to prevent incidents

Brisbane STR 24/7 Local Contact Requirement: Complete Guide

Mandatory for all Brisbane short-term rental permits from July 2026

What Brisbane City Council Requires

1

Available 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week, 365 Days a Year

Your nominated contact must be reachable at any time, including public holidays, weekends, and overnight hours. No exceptions.

2

Within 20 Kilometres of the Property

Contact person must reside or be based within 20km radius to enable rapid on-site attendance when required. Remote management from interstate or overseas does not meet council requirements.

3

Response Within 60 Minutes to Any Complaint

Council mandates acknowledgment and initial response within one hour of receiving any neighbour complaint, council notice, or incident report. Failure to meet response times = breach = strike toward permit loss.

4

On-Site Attendance When Necessary

Contact must be able to physically attend the property to address noise complaints, guest disputes, emergencies, or council inspections. Phone-only management is insufficient.

5

24-Hour Report Back to Brisbane City Council

After resolving any incident, contact must provide written report to council within 24 hours detailing actions taken, outcome, and preventative measures implemented.

⚠️ Why Remote or Casual Management Won't Work

❌ Interstate owners

Cannot reach property within 60 minutes

❌ Airbnb message-only

No direct phone access for emergencies

❌ Part-time help

Not available outside business hours

❌ Overseas based

Time zones + distance = non-compliant

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Brisbane Short-Term Rental Zoning Rules: Where Can You Operate?

Council bans STR in low-density suburbs from July 2026

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BANNED ZONES (No Permits Issued)

Low-density residential areas will not receive STR permits under new Brisbane City Council regulations. Approximately 500 existing properties must cease operations or face fines up to $140,000.

Typical banned suburbs include:
• Ashgrove
• Bardon
• Chapel Hill
• Fig Tree Pocket
• Kenmore
• Paddington (parts)
• Tarragindi
• The Gap
• Toowong (parts)
• Wynnum West

*Typical examples only - check your specific zoning

⚠️ If your property is in a standalone house in a quiet suburban street, it's likely LOW-DENSITY and will be banned.

PERMITTED ZONES (Permits Available)

Medium/high-density and tourism precincts can obtain STR permits with full compliance (24/7 contact, insurance, house rules).

Typically permitted areas:
• Brisbane CBD
• Fortitude Valley
• New Farm
• Teneriffe
• South Bank
• West End
• Newstead
• Kangaroo Point
• Spring Hill
• Woolloongabba

*Plus most apartment complexes citywide

✓ Apartments in city/inner suburbs and designated tourism areas generally qualify for permits.

How to Check Your Property's Zoning Status

1

Brisbane City Plan

Visit Brisbane City Council's zoning maps online to check your property's land use zone

2

Development Approval

Check if your property has existing development approval for "short-term accommodation" use

3

Council Enquiry

Contact Brisbane City Council planning department for official zoning confirmation

4

On Call Brisbane Review

We can assess your property's eligibility and compliance pathway as part of our service

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Brisbane STR Public Liability Insurance: Mandatory Requirement

Council requires proof of insurance for all short-term rental permits

What Brisbane City Council Requires

Minimum Coverage Amount

$10 Million

Public liability coverage required for personal injury, property damage, and third-party claims

Policy Type Required

STR-Specific

Standard home insurance DOES NOT cover short-term letting activities - specialist policy mandatory

Proof Required

Certificate of Currency

Valid insurance certificate must be provided with permit application and renewal

⚠️ Critical Warning: Standard Home Insurance Won't Work

Your regular homeowner's insurance policy specifically EXCLUDES coverage for short-term letting, commercial activities, and paying guests. Operating without proper STR insurance means:

  • No permit approval - Council will reject your application
  • Personal liability - You're personally liable for all guest injuries/damage
  • Claim rejection - Your insurer will deny any STR-related claims
  • Voided policy - May void your entire home insurance for misrepresentation

What STR Insurance Typically Covers

Included Coverage

Guest Injuries

Slips, falls, accidents on property

Property Damage

Guest damage to your property or contents

Third-Party Claims

Neighbour claims, public liability

Loss of Income

If property uninhabitable due to insured event

Legal Costs

Defense costs for covered claims

Typical Exclusions

Intentional Damage

Deliberate acts by guests

Wear and Tear

Normal deterioration from use

Unattended Fires

If safety standards not met

Criminal Acts

Illegal activities by guests

Non-Compliance

Operating without proper permits

Expected Annual Insurance Costs

Basic Coverage
$600-$800

Standard $10M public liability for typical Brisbane STR property

Enhanced Coverage
$1,000-$1,500

$20M coverage + contents + loss of income protection

Premium Properties
$1,500+

Waterfront, luxury, high-risk areas may require higher premiums

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Brisbane Short-Term Rental Permit FAQ: Your Questions Answered

Everything you need to know about Brisbane's new STR regulations

Brisbane City Council announced the new regulations in December 2025, with implementation planned for July 1, 2026. This gives property owners approximately 6-7 months to arrange compliance.

The rules require state government approval before taking effect, but council expects this to be granted given Queensland's support for local STR regulation.

Operating a short-term rental without a council permit after July 2026 is illegal and carries severe penalties:

  • Fines up to $140,000 for serious breaches
  • Forced removal from Airbnb, Stayz, and other platforms
  • Stop activity notices from council requiring immediate cessation
  • Court action for persistent offenders
  • Permanent ban from obtaining future STR permits

Council has already identified approximately 500 properties operating in prohibited zones and will actively enforce the new rules.

Technically yes, if they meet all requirements:

  • Live within 20km of the property
  • Available 24/7/365 (including holidays, weekends, overnight)
  • Can respond within 60 minutes to any complaint
  • Able to physically attend the property when needed
  • Capable of completing council reports within 24 hours

Important considerations: This is a significant ongoing commitment. Your contact person will be responsible for handling noise complaints at 2am, attending emergencies, and managing difficult guest situations. They become legally liable for response times and reporting.

Most STR owners find that professional services like On Call Brisbane ($2.99/night) are more reliable and less burdensome than asking friends/family to take on this responsibility.

Council has indicated the permit fee will be set on a cost-recovery basis, meaning it will cover administrative and compliance monitoring costs without generating profit. While the exact amount hasn't been finalised, expect:

  • Initial application fee: Estimated $500-$800
  • Annual renewal fee: Estimated $400-$600

These fees are in addition to:

  • 50% STR rates surcharge on council rates
  • Public liability insurance ($600-$1,500/year)
  • 24/7 local contact service costs
  • Development approval fees if required ($5,000-$10,000)

A strike is issued for verified, substantiated breaches including:

  • Noise violations: Verified complaints about excessive noise, especially after 10pm
  • Unauthorised parties/events: Hosting parties when prohibited by house rules
  • Failed response times: Not responding to complaints within 60 minutes
  • Guest code violations: Repeated breaches of mandatory conduct rules
  • Occupancy breaches: Exceeding maximum guest numbers
  • Parking violations: Persistent neighbourhood parking issues
  • Missing reports: Failure to provide required council reports within 24 hours

Three strikes within a 3-year rolling period = permanent permit revocation. The clock resets with each strike, so strike one in 2026 would need strike three before 2029 to trigger revocation.

No. Brisbane has not proposed any annual night caps for short-term rentals. Unlike:

  • Sydney: 180-night cap for unhosted properties
  • Byron Bay: 60-night cap in most areas

Brisbane's approach focuses on location restrictions (zoning bans in low-density suburbs) and operational requirements (24/7 contact, insurance, conduct rules) rather than limiting rental frequency.

This means if your property is in an approved zone and you maintain full compliance, you can rent it 365 days per year without restriction.

Most likely YES - if your property is a standalone house in a traditional suburban residential area, it will almost certainly be classified as low-density residential and banned from short-term rental use from July 2026.

Council has specifically stated that residents in low to medium-density zones "will essentially be banned from leasing their property on short-stay platforms." This affects approximately 500 current STR listings.

Your options:

  • Convert to long-term rental
  • Sell the property
  • Check if you have existing development approval (rare)
  • Wait to see if you're in a permitted zone (unlikely for suburbs)

Currently in Queensland: No - Body corporates cannot outright ban short-term letting in most cases. QLD tribunal rulings have generally favored owners' rights to use their lots for STR if it's lawful.

However, this may change: Brisbane City Council is lobbying the Queensland Government to give body corporates stronger powers to regulate or ban STR, similar to Victoria where building committees can now enact bans with a 75% vote.

What body corporates CAN do now:

  • Enforce by-laws about noise, parking, and guest behavior
  • Require advance notice of STR activities
  • Levy fines for by-law breaches
  • Make your life difficult through bureaucratic requirements

All Queensland rental properties, including STRs, must meet these mandatory safety standards:

🔥 Smoke Alarms (by January 1, 2027):
  • Photoelectric type only
  • Interconnected (all alarms sound together)
  • In every bedroom
  • In hallways connecting bedrooms
  • On every storey
  • Hard-wired or 10-year battery
🏊 Pool Safety:
  • Valid pool safety certificate if you have a pool or spa
  • Compliant fencing and gates
  • Current inspection within 2 years
⚡ Electrical Safety:
  • RCD (safety switches) on power circuits
  • Current electrical safety certificate

On Call Brisbane: $2.99 per night booked + $95 per callout

Full STR Property Management: 15-25% of all rental income

Example (200 nights at $250/night = $50,000 revenue):
  • On Call Brisbane: $598 (nightly) + $190 (2 callouts) = $788/year
  • Full Management (20%): $10,000/year
  • Your savings: $9,212/year

On Call Brisbane provides only the mandatory 24/7 contact service, allowing you to self-manage everything else (listings, pricing, guest communication, cleaning) while staying fully compliant. Full managers do everything but cost 10-15x more.

Brisbane STR Management Options: Complete Comparison

Self-manage vs On Call Brisbane vs full property management

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Self-Managed
DIY Approach
On Call Brisbane
$2.99/night + $95/callout
Full Management
15-25% of revenue
2026 Council Permit Compliance
NOT COMPLIANT
FULLY COMPLIANT
FULLY COMPLIANT
24/7 Local Contact (within 20km)
Unless you live nearby
Dedicated team
Included
Response Time Guarantee (<60min)
No guarantee
<60 min guaranteed
Varies by provider
On-Site Attendance When Needed
If interstate: impossible
Local team attends
Manager attends
Council Reporting & Documentation ⚠️
You must do it
We handle all reports
Manager handles
Guest Communication & Coordination
You control
You control + emergency backup
Manager handles all
Listing Management & Pricing
You control
You control
Manager optimizes
Cleaning & Maintenance Coordination
You arrange
You arrange
Manager arranges
Three-Strikes Protection
HIGH RISK
Protected by professionals
Protected
Typical Annual Cost (200 nights, $50k revenue)
$0
BUT NOT COMPLIANT
Risk: $140k fine + permit loss
~$788
$598 (nights) + $190 (2 callouts)
= 1.6% of revenue
$10,000
20% commission
= 20% of revenue

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Brisbane STR Guest Code of Conduct: Mandatory Requirements

Council requires all hosts to enforce standardised house rules

Why Guest Code of Conduct is Mandatory

Brisbane City Council requires all STR permit holders to provide guests with a written Code of Conduct and display it prominently on the property. Failure to enforce these rules contributes to strikes under the three-strikes policy. The code must cover noise, parties, occupancy limits, parking, and neighbour respect.

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Noise Restrictions

Mandatory Rules:

  • Quiet hours: 10pm - 7am (every night including weekends)
  • No excessive noise at any time
  • Music must not be audible outside property
  • Respect neighbours at all times
  • Indoor voices only after 10pm
⚠️ Breach Consequences:

Noise complaints = strike toward permit loss. Multiple verified complaints = immediate guest removal + host liability.

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Party & Event Ban

Strictly Prohibited:

  • NO parties, gatherings, or events of any kind
  • No visitors beyond registered guests
  • No celebrations, social events, commercial filming
  • Maximum occupancy strictly enforced
  • Guest list provided at check-in only
⚠️ Zero Tolerance:

Unauthorised parties = immediate guest eviction + booking cancellation + police notification. Host receives strike.

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Occupancy Limits

Guest Restrictions:

  • Maximum guests: As listed on booking platform only
  • All overnight guests must be registered
  • Daytime visitors not permitted without prior approval
  • No subletting or transferring booking
  • Children count toward total occupancy
⚠️ Enforcement:

Exceeding occupancy = safety violation + insurance void + host strike. Immediate reporting to council required.

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Parking Rules

Vehicle Guidelines:

  • Use designated parking only (driveway/carport as specified)
  • Do not block driveways, footpaths, or neighbour access
  • Observe all street parking restrictions
  • Maximum vehicles as specified in listing
  • Report any parking issues to host immediately
✓ Good Practice:

Provide clear parking instructions with photos. Note nearby public parking alternatives if needed.

🗑️

Waste Management

Rubbish Requirements:

  • Use bins provided - separate recycling & general waste
  • Do not leave rubbish outside bins
  • Put bins out on collection day if specified
  • No excessive waste that exceeds bin capacity
  • Keep outdoor areas tidy at all times
✓ Host Tip:

Label bins clearly. Provide bin collection schedule. Consider weekly waste service if high turnover.

🚭

Smoking Policy

Standard Requirements:

  • Indoor smoking strictly prohibited (most STR properties)
  • Outdoor smoking only in designated areas if permitted
  • Dispose of cigarette butts properly
  • No smoking near windows, doors, or air vents
  • Respect smoke-free environment
⚠️ Damage Charges:

Indoor smoking = deep cleaning fees ($500-$2,000) + potential insurance claim + guest liability for smoke damage.

How to Properly Display & Enforce Code of Conduct

✅ Required Actions:

1
Pre-Booking Communication

Include house rules in your listing description and send to guests before booking confirmation

2
Check-In Documentation

Provide physical copy of Code of Conduct in welcome book or folder

3
Prominent Display

Post laminated rules on refrigerator, entry wall, or common area at eye level

4
Emergency Contact Info

Display 24/7 contact number (On Call Brisbane: provided) next to house rules

5
Guest Acknowledgment

Require guests to acknowledge they've read and agree to rules (booking message confirmation)

❌ Common Mistakes:

Vague or Missing Rules

"Please be respectful" is not enough - must be specific and measurable

Hidden in Small Print

Rules buried in lengthy welcome guide won't protect you - must be prominent

No Enforcement

Having rules without enforcing them = host liability when things go wrong

Digital Only

Email-only rules insufficient - council requires physical display on property

No Emergency Contact

Guests AND neighbours must have 24/7 contact number - council requirement

On Call Brisbane Handles Guest Conduct Enforcement

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Brisbane STR Penalties & Fines: What Non-Compliance Costs

Financial and legal consequences of operating without proper permits

MAXIMUM PENALTY
$140,000
Per serious breach of Brisbane STR local law

Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner confirmed this maximum fine for repeat offenders or those deliberately flouting regulations. This is not theoretical - council intends to prosecute.

Penalty Structure Breakdown

Operating Without a Permit (Post-July 2026)

ILLEGAL ACTIVITY
$10,000 - $140,000
Depending on severity
Enforcement actions:
  • Immediate stop activity notice
  • Forced removal from Airbnb, Stayz, Booking.com
  • Daily ongoing fines until compliance
  • Court prosecution for persistent breaches
  • Permanent ban from obtaining future permits
⚠️ No grace period: From July 1, 2026, operating without a permit is an offense immediately punishable by fines.

No 24/7 Local Contact (Permit Condition Breach)

MANDATORY REQUIREMENT VIOLATION
$2,000 - $20,000
Per incident
Triggers include:
  • No contact person designated
  • Contact person not available (missed calls)
  • Response time exceeds 60 minutes
  • Contact person located beyond 20km
  • Unable to attend property when required
📊 Accumulates to strikes: Multiple failures to respond = strikes toward permit revocation.

Noise Violations & Neighbour Complaints

STRIKE-GENERATING OFFENSE
$500 - $5,000
Per verified complaint
Verified complaints for:
  • Excessive noise after 10pm quiet hours
  • Unauthorized parties or gatherings
  • Persistent parking infractions
  • Guest behavior disrupting neighbours
  • Violation of guest code of conduct
⚡ Three strikes = permit revoked: Three verified complaints in 3 years means permanent loss of STR permit.

Missing Council Reports (24-Hour Requirement)

ADMINISTRATIVE VIOLATION
$1,000 - $5,000
Per missed report
Required reports within 24 hours:
  • All incident reports to council
  • Details of actions taken to resolve complaints
  • Follow-up confirmation of resolution
  • Guest eviction or booking cancellation notices

Safety Standard Violations

QUEENSLAND STATE LAW
$2,000 - $10,000
Per safety breach
Safety violations:
  • Non-compliant smoke alarms (must be interconnected, photoelectric by Jan 2027)
  • Missing or expired pool safety certificate
  • Electrical safety issues (no RCD/safety switches)
  • Fire safety equipment missing or non-functional
  • Exceeding safe occupancy limits

Low-Density Zone Operation (Banned Areas)

ZONING VIOLATION
$20,000 - $140,000
Serious ongoing offense

Operating STR in prohibited low-density residential zones is the most serious violation. Council will not grant permits for these areas. Existing operations must cease by July 2026 or face escalating penalties, court injunctions, and permanent business prohibition.

Additional Financial Consequences

📉

Lost Revenue

Forced removal from booking platforms = immediate loss of all future bookings and income streams

⚖️

Legal Costs

Court proceedings, solicitor fees, and appeals can cost $10,000 - $50,000+ for serious cases

🏠

Property Devaluation

STR ban or permit revocation reduces property value for investors who purchased for STR income

🔒

Insurance Void

Operating illegally voids insurance claims - personal liability for all guest injuries and damages

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Brisbane STR Compliance 2026: Essential Action Checklist

Everything you need to do before July 1, 2026 to maintain legal operations

1

Check Your Zoning Immediately

Priority Action:

Verify your property's land use zone via Brisbane City Council's online maps. If you're in low-density residential, you have approximately 6 months to transition out of STR.

⚠️ Low-density suburban properties will be BANNED - no exceptions, no permits granted

Timeline: Complete by January 2026
2

Arrange 24/7 Local Contact

Mandatory Requirement:

Secure a designated contact person within 20km who is available 24/7/365 and can respond within 60 minutes. This is the most critical permit condition.

✓ On Call Brisbane: $2.99/night with guaranteed compliance

Timeline: Arrange by March 2026
3

Obtain STR Insurance

Insurance Requirements:

Get specialist short-term rental insurance with minimum $10M public liability coverage. Standard home insurance DOES NOT cover STR activities.

⚠️ Operating without proper insurance = voided claims + personal liability

Timeline: Obtain by April 2026
4

Upgrade Safety Standards

Mandatory Upgrades:
  • Photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms in every bedroom + hallways (by Jan 2027)
  • Current pool safety certificate if applicable
  • RCD/safety switches on all circuits
  • Fire extinguisher/blanket in kitchen
Timeline: Complete by May 2026
5

Create Guest Code of Conduct

Required House Rules:

Develop comprehensive house rules covering noise (10pm-7am quiet hours), party bans, occupancy limits, parking, and waste management. Display prominently on property.

✓ Must be provided to guests pre-booking and displayed on-site

Timeline: Implement by May 2026
6

Apply for Council Permit

Permit Application Process:

Submit application to Brisbane City Council with proof of: zoning eligibility, 24/7 contact arrangement, insurance certificate, safety compliance, and guest code of conduct.

📋 Expected fee: $500-$800 initial + $400-$600 annual renewal

Timeline: Submit by June 2026
CRITICAL DEADLINE
July 1, 2026

All STR operations without valid council permits become illegal from this date. Start your compliance journey NOW - you have approximately 6 months.

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From July 1, 2026, every Brisbane short-term rental must have a 24/7 nominated contact, valid council permit, and full compliance - or face fines up to $140,000 and permanent permit loss.

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