some hope?
.
so some knee jerk legislation has not even been evaluated properly and this is hope?
more likely be afraid?
also the explanatory notes to this bill (on page 3 penultimate paragraph) state that occupation might not be permitted in general (e.g because the premises are an unlawfully converted garage or a commercial building) shows appalling understanding of the law…..
This Regulatory Impact Statement has been prepared by the Ministry of Business Innovation and
Employment (MBIE). It provides an analysis of options for addressing a tenancy sector issue which
has recently emerged in respect of tenancies over rental premises which are not lawful for
residential use.
The analysis has been constrained by the limited time available, specifically it has not been possibleto undertake a comprehensive analysis of the possible costs, risks and unintended consequences of the proposals.
It is not possible to quantify or even estimate how many tenancies relate to premises which may be unlawful for residential purposes. This is because the lawfulness or otherwise of rental premises only arises when the relevant local council is involved and a case comes before the Tenancy Tribunal.
However,the frequency with which the issue is arising in the Tribunal (almost weekly) suggests that there are likely to be a high number of rental properties across the
country which could be said to be unlawful for residential purposes
Employment (MBIE). It provides an analysis of options for addressing a tenancy sector issue which
has recently emerged in respect of tenancies over rental premises which are not lawful for
residential use.
The analysis has been constrained by the limited time available, specifically it has not been possibleto undertake a comprehensive analysis of the possible costs, risks and unintended consequences of the proposals.
It is not possible to quantify or even estimate how many tenancies relate to premises which may be unlawful for residential purposes. This is because the lawfulness or otherwise of rental premises only arises when the relevant local council is involved and a case comes before the Tenancy Tribunal.
However,the frequency with which the issue is arising in the Tribunal (almost weekly) suggests that there are likely to be a high number of rental properties across the
country which could be said to be unlawful for residential purposes
so some knee jerk legislation has not even been evaluated properly and this is hope?
more likely be afraid?
also the explanatory notes to this bill (on page 3 penultimate paragraph) state that occupation might not be permitted in general (e.g because the premises are an unlawfully converted garage or a commercial building) shows appalling understanding of the law…..
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