2. Categories or types of unreasonable interference in relation to which specified powers and duties may be exercised or performed

For the purposes of section 13G(1)(a) of the Act, the categories or types of unreasonable interference in relation to which the specified powers and duties may be exercised or performed are the following:

the causing of excessive noise;

the accumulation or stockpiling, in a place of residence, of excessive or unconstrained things or material that —

a reasonable person would consider to be of low or no value or no utility in the circumstances; and

is of a nature or in a quantity that causes unreasonable interference to the individual’s neighbour such as excessive smell or the infestation of pests.