❓ Hon Tim Clifford asks whether a tenant can cancel/delay a rental inspection due to serious illness/compromised immunity. The Parliamentary Secretary confirms that tenants can, referencing the Residential Tenancies Act 1987.
AnsweredQoN 332Legislative Council
QuestionView source ↗
Rental tenancies
332. Hon Tim Clifford to
the parliamentary secretary representing the Minister
for Commerce:
Under the current
laws and regulations, can a rental tenant cancel or delay an inspection or home
open on the basis of serious illness or compromised immunity?
332. Hon Tim Clifford to
the parliamentary secretary representing the Minister
for Commerce:
Under the current
laws and regulations, can a rental tenant cancel or delay an inspection or home
open on the basis of serious illness or compromised immunity?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the member
for some notice of the question. Yes. The Residential
Tenancies Act 1987 gives landlords the right to enter a property,
however there are rules about the reasons they can enter and as to when they
can enter.
for some notice of the question. Yes. The Residential
Tenancies Act 1987 gives landlords the right to enter a property,
however there are rules about the reasons they can enter and as to when they
can enter.
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