Subsection (1) defines what a "dwelling" is for the purposes of Part 2.
	Subsection (2) clarifies that "residential landlord", "residential tenancy" and "dwelling" are defined in section 63, subsections (1) and (2).
	Subsection (3) provides an explanation for the activities which can be considered as marketing a property with the intention of creating a residential tenancy. A person who (a) advertises a property for rent under a residential tenancy as defined by section 64, or (b) informs another person that a property is available to let under a residential tenancy in the course of letting agency work, will be considered to be marketing a residential property.
	Subsection (4) explains that subsection (3)(a) will not apply to a person who facilitates an advertisement regarding letting a residential property as part of that business if the business does not involve lettings agency work and the advert was supplied by another person. This is to avoid businesses or third parties that are not conducting letting agency activities being held responsible for disseminating adverts for residential lets that are not registered on the database.
	Subsection (5) defines "lettings agency work".
	Subsection (6) provides examples of activities that should not be considered lettings agency work.
	Subsection (7) confirms that lettings agency work does not include things of a description, or things done by a person of a description specified in regulations made by the Secretary of State.
Part 2: Residential landlord Chapter 4 – Part 2: Supplementary Provision Section 99: Interpretation of Part 2 Effect