Opposition to RTA overhaul rages
The Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill, which contains the biggest changes to tenancy law since 1986, is on the agenda for Parliament today.
But property professionals and landlord advocates are continuing to – vehemently – express their opposition to the proposed law changes.
Stop the War on Tenancies spokesperson Mike Butler says that all MPs should vote against the flawed amendments proposed as the consequences of the Bill passing are extreme.
He says the consequence of extending allowable rent arrears from 21 days to 60 days means debts by tenants would become larger, and would take longer and become more difficult to resolve.
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