Comment from Garth Miner

We think the proposed definition doesn’t clarify a situation that we have found at resort condominiums. It is common for resort condominiums to have a spa pool in each unit. Often the owner only lives in the condo during certain periods of time such as during the ski season. The rest of the time the unit is available for rent by others. The building could easily have more than five rooms (or condo units) for rent or hire and the proprietor of the establishment (the individual condo unit owner) is a resident of the condo but not at the time the condo is for rent or hire. Would those condo units be included as public accommodation facilities under the proposed definition?