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32Schedule 1 – Relevant Victorian LegislationVersion No. 051Residential Tenancies Act 1997No. 109 of 199711 Farming and grazingThis Act does not apply to a tenancy agreement if the rented premises are included in or on otherpremises let to the tenant by the landlord that are for the time being used, or are ordinarily used, forthe purpose of—(a)grazing, including agistment; or(b) farming, including dairy farming, pig-farming, poultry farming, fish-farming, treefarming,bee-keeping, viticulture, horticulture, fruit growing or the growing of crops of any kind.Division 8—Rights of entry85 Entry of rented premisesA landlord or the landlord's agent has a right to enter rented premises together with any personswho are necessary to achieve the purpose of the entry—(a) at any time agreed with the tenant if the tenant has consented not more than 7 daysbefore the entry; or(b) for a purpose set out in section 86, at any time between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on anyday (except a public holiday) if at least 24 hours notice has been given to the tenant in accordancewith section 88.86 Grounds for entry of rented premises(1) A right of entry in respect of rented premises may be exercised if—(a) before giving notice of entry, a notice to vacate or a notice of intention to vacate therented premises had been given and entry is required to show the premises to a prospective tenant;orAshling Gandy v Australia, Individual Communication to the Human Rights Committee