Mr. Speaker, they do, and they take them to the housing authority and the housing authority takes the complaints to the landlord and nobody does anything. So I’m asking, why don’t we have a rule on the books, or why don’t we have a Minister’s directive that if the landlords are not responding to the needs of the tenant, which are furthermore supported by the needs of the housing authority that they believe that they are valid, and again under the Residential Tenancies Act, that they will be taken to the rentals office and they will be treated as appropriate? Thank you.
Robert Hawkins on Question 172-17(5): Complaint Against Third-Party Renter
In the Legislative Assembly on February 24th, 2014. See this statement in context.
Question 172-17(5): Complaint Against Third-Party Renter
Oral Questions
February 23rd, 2014
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