❓ A parliamentary question seeks data on the Department of Housing's 'three strikes' policy and other tenancy terminations, revealing a lack of data collection on household composition. The response indicates 53 terminations under the disruptive behaviour strategy and 252 for other reasons.
AnsweredQoN 7736Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the Department of Housing's three strikes policy, and I ask:
(a) how many Homeswest tenancies have been terminated as a direct result of this policy between April 2011 to 29 February 2012;
(b) how many people do these terminated tenancies represent;
(c) how many children do these tenancies represent; and
(d) other than the tenancies terminated under the three strikes policy, how many other Homeswest tenancies have been terminated between April 2011 and 29 February 2012, and what were the grounds for termination?
(a) how many Homeswest tenancies have been terminated as a direct result of this policy between April 2011 to 29 February 2012;
(b) how many people do these terminated tenancies represent;
(c) how many children do these tenancies represent; and
(d) other than the tenancies terminated under the three strikes policy, how many other Homeswest tenancies have been terminated between April 2011 and 29 February 2012, and what were the grounds for termination?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
22 May 2012
Responded by
Minister for Housing
Response time
54 days
The Department of Housing advises:
(a) 53 tenancies have been terminated following issue of termination notice, issue of a Court Order or through Bailiff Eviction as a result of the Disruptive Behaviour Management Strategy.
(b) The Department of Housing does not collect data by number of people within each tenancy.
(c) The Department of Housing does not collect data according to tenancies with or without children.
(d) 252 other tenancies have been terminated following issue of termination notice, issue of a Court Order or through Bailiff Eviction. These tenancies were terminated on the grounds of arrears, illegal drug activity, other illegal activity and other.
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(a) 53 tenancies have been terminated following issue of termination notice, issue of a Court Order or through Bailiff Eviction as a result of the Disruptive Behaviour Management Strategy.
(b) The Department of Housing does not collect data by number of people within each tenancy.
(c) The Department of Housing does not collect data according to tenancies with or without children.
(d) 252 other tenancies have been terminated following issue of termination notice, issue of a Court Order or through Bailiff Eviction. These tenancies were terminated on the grounds of arrears, illegal drug activity, other illegal activity and other.
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