For the purposes of section 204, a housing society must provide in its bye-laws that—
(a) the society shall give a copy of the bye-laws and the occupancy agreement to every member;
(b) each member is entitled to have quiet enjoyment of his or her housing unit;
(c) either the society or the member is responsible for—
(i) the maintenance of the housing unit in a safe, habitable and reasonable state of repair,
(ii) the repair or replacement of fixtures, and
(iii) any damage to the housing unit;
(d) the society and its agents, except in the case of an emergency, are required to give reasonable notice to the member prior to entry of the member's unit;
(e) the society shall give 3 months notice of any increase in housing charges except where—
(i) the Registrar gives his or her approval for a shorter notice, or
(ii) the members have unanimously approved the increase at a general meeting;
(f) the society shall give a minimum of 30 days notice to a member of the termination of his or her membership, except where a member contravenes any bye-laws governing—
(i) ordinary cleanliness of the housing unit after having received written notice of the contravention,
(ii) the use of the premises for prohibited purposes, or
(iii) payment of housing charges; and
(g) there is to be no acceleration of housing charges.