Housing – Residential Tenancy Act Proposed Changes
Why was a decision made to weaken the tenancy protections and remove the 'genuine or just' provision?
Why was a decision made to weaken the tenancy protections and remove the 'genuine or just' provision?
A Cabinet decision from 24 August 2020 records that Cabinet deliberated on the material submission in relation to the Residential Tenancy Amendment Bill 2020.
It has now been established in black and white that the Attorney-General was part of a pre COVID-19 decision that would have made it easier to evict tenants.
Minister Archer, today refused to reveal the reason for her proposal to strip essential tenancy protections from the Residential Tenancy Act.
Community sector organisations working at the front line of housing disadvantage have written to Housing Minister, Roger Jaensch, today calling on him to rule o
Finally out of hiding from the media for a week, Roger Jaensch told ABC Mornings, ‘no decision was made’ to weaken tenancy protections prior to the pandemic.
Yesterday, we received a letter from Premier Gutwein trying to blame the Greens for the situation in which his government has found itself.
What we have seen in this House today is one of the worst, most disrespectful examples of a minister of the Crown denying reality.
The minister has misled the House over a serious matter of fairness and reasonableness in his portfolio.
Minister Jaensch misleads the House over a Cabinet decision to change the Residential Tenancy Act to remove 'genuine or just' requirement for evictions.